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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY,'OCTUER 16th, 1952
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Licensed
uLtcipal Auditor
A.
M. ILkit,PElt
ciLutTER.ED ACCOUNTANT
bi5 South St.
Godericit, Out.
Telephone
343
CHIROPRACTIC
HERBERT B. SUCH, D.C.
Doctor of Chiropractic.
Unice Hours:
Mon., Thurs —9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Tues., Fri --9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
7, p.m. to 8 p.m.
Wed. & Sat. 9 to 11.30 a.m.
Vitamin Therapy
,01Lce—Corner of South St. • and
Britannia Road. Phone 341. •
1NOTED TRE4LMAN HAD I Install Officers
RELATIVES IN ASITFIELD
of Huron I.O.O.F.
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Western Ontario
-Motorways
Departures -
7.20 a.m. To
Sat., Sun.,
8.30 a.m.—To
ford -daily
holidays.
11.45 a.m.—To
ford Sat.,
4.15 p.m.—To
don daily
holidays,
5.45 p.m.—To London on FridaY
only.
8.30 p.m.—To London and Strat-
ford Sundays andholidays only
BUS DEPOT AT SAMIS MOTORS
PHONE 344
Roy N. Bentley
Public Accountant
.P.O. Box 58
” Goderich, Ontario
London -daily except
and holidays.
London and Strat-
except Sunday and
London and Strat-
Sun. and holidays.
Stratford and Lon -
except Sunday and
NOW LOCATED
IN BANK
OF
COMMERCE ,
BTJII:DING
ON THE SQUARE
II. M. FORD
Get toured Stay Insured—
Rest Assured
TELEPHONE 268w
Geo. G. MacEwan
Fire, Aceidont and Motor ,Car
Insurance
OFF10E—MASONIC TENIPIIE •
WEST STREET
PHONE 230 ,GODURtLCII
Tlie death of , the Rev. Hugh
Matheson, distinguished scholar and
theologian, occurred at Toronto OH
September '28, iu his 83rd year.
A native of Kincardine 't'ownship,
Bruce county, but with relatives in
Ashfield ,Township, in this county,
he graduated in law at Osgoode
Hall, but never practised in that
profession. Entering the ministry
of the Presbyterian Church, he
served in pastoral work for several
years before receiving the appoint-
ment of librailan at Knox College.
ThIs post he held until 1925, when
he Joined the flatted Church and
was appointed to the faculty of
Victoria College. He retired 18
.years agh. the was a recognized
authority on church history and
was also a Gaelic scholar of note.
After a service in Toronto, the
remains were brought to Kincardine
Tor Interment,
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A. L. COLE
Optdencirist--Optician1'
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goderick, Ont.
1-7//eY
YJUR
KIST
ROOT BEER
GUY IVES
& SONS
CEMENT CONTRAC-
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TORS
•• BUILDING BLOCKS and
CHIMNEY 40CKS
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paired.
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J. A. McMillan, D.D.0..11., of dis-
triet No. 8 and staff installed the
officers of Huron Lodge No. 02,
1.0.0.F., at a very impressive cere-`
loony on Monday '1..veniug of
last • week. The following
officers for 1952-53 were
dully installed: R. A. Sparks,
J.P.G'.; L. D. Watson., N.G.; A.
Osbahlest(m, V.0. ; H. Newcombe,
R.S.; J. A. McConnell, F.t.S. Q. F.
Stokes, Treas.: C.. M. Young,
R.S.S.N.G.; H. McPhee, L.S.S.N.(;.;
B. Beaton, ILS.N.G.; W. P. John-
ston, L.S.N.G.; J. Wilson, Warden;
S. MeNall, Conductor; R. Smith,
'Chaplain; F. S. McIlwaln, R.14.v.G.;
R. V. Johnston, L.S.V.G.; F. Fritz -
ley, LG.; II. Puller, 0.V.
MARGARET SEALER CLUB
DISCUSSES THE RECTORY
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The Margaret Seeger- Club met
on Monday evening of last week in
the Guild - room of St. -.George's
Parish hall, 18 members lwing
'Present.
The business of the meeting,
conducted by the president, Mrs. S.
Prevett, consisted of very favorable
discusAions in connection with
rather extensive decorations and re-
pairs to the Rectory,
The date for autumn • rummage
!sale was decided upon.
Refreshments were served by the
executiveat the close of the meet-
ing and a social hour followed.
TEMPERANCE GROUP
TO DISCUSS C.T.A.
- The exeentive-of the Huron C000-
' ty Temperance Federation met in
l'itited Church, ('lin-
ton, on Thursday evening last.
leans were Jaid
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‘ettrisvuss. the Canada
ei
address the gathering_
Malcolm Mathers
INETJAANQE
REAL ESTATE
Now located at
46 WEST STREET
GODERICH
Phone 115W
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EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-
swered. 1111110(1111tP 0 rrangements
Wade ler ,Sitles_kta te hy
calling Phone 41t6.1, Clinton,
Chatge moderate and Satisfac-
tion ,Guaranteed. ".•
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth Phone 11-661 or
Harry Edwards, Goderich
Phone 144
C. F. CHAPIYIAN
(amoral Insurance
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Real Estate
Colborne tit., Goderich
none 113w -
F. T. Armstrong
orpometitiwi
Phone 11410 for ,appointment
SQUAW GODFALICH
D. GUITARD
Stonework, Brickwork and
Plastering
A good job of plastering has
no substitute
Mime 482, Broek and Victoria
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G. H. CARR
D. A. DOBSON
H. S. PETERSON
Appointment of George H. Carr as President of Julius Kayser & co., Limited has been announced by the
Board of Directors. s Mr. Carr W418 formerly Viee-President and General Manager. The Board has. also
announced the appointment of D. A. Dobson as Vice-l'resident in charge of Salts; 11. S. Peterson as Vice -
President in elm rge of Manufacturing' and J. G. Kenna ,as Secret ary-Treasnrer.
Plans for an extensive expansion program, with the installation of modern equipment and latest -
tills' fine -gauge knitting' machines at the Sherbrooke mill were also antiouifted try the Board.
Arraingernents have already been completed for a new modern hosiery and trieot throwing plant
to la* lomited at Sherbrooke, Que.
VICTORIA ST. UNITED Outstanding Women Teachers Honored
CHURCH MISSION BAND
at South Huron Federation Banquet
'Sharon Smith presided over the
first fall meeting of the Victoria
Street United Church Mission Wind,
when 36 answered roll eall. Jmie
11.1 litron NVomen Tetic_11- in the *Imre!) and eenininnity.
ers Federation held 1 banquot in Aliss Sharman graciously ex-
pressed her appreciation' and her
pleasum in being ptlesent to IV( 1 1'
he honor.
Recalls Old Days
Nliss 1 I 11111101 Of liens:it!,
madethe presentation to Miss Ellis
whom she met 37 years ago for
the first time at a convontion when
It was a -141g occasion as they travel --
lett ,on the London. Huron and Briny
railway,. "When \‘'(' ea 111h to those
convent ions Wt. 115441 10 ii,41`11 ii :WS:,
Ellis 11 11(1Miss \Viggins "and often
niarvelled-at what they knew. „Miss
Ellis taught a class of is bo'ys
Guests Present a A11.1 11041 iS1 :4.1111d:1y SI110111 1 1111 11'INV
mi.s. 'lois a class of men and women in
of the South Huron Association, II"' th.
church f Victoria Street
Williams reviewed the la.4 1-:nile(1.4.11,11'01.
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Goddard read the, Scripture lesson.
United on 1N'etlnesday even -
study hook and 0nnunced 1 11,-1 ing of last week, when presentations
studies for ext term to he o
of honorary menthership certiticalezi
n
Africa and the Angola 31ission. It i Fc(1e.1.41 led \\*omen l'eacie'rs
was decided to have 0 Hallowe'en .tss.Wia 1 i(011 To:7711.
Party, October 20. Donna Horton' t„ 1„.„ prominent elluvationists in
presided for the business. Isatal 1 1 111.,,11 1,abei skm..
Morris gave the secretary's report
1(4011 of Goderich :11141 Miss At -Attie
and Shirley Lee 'the treasurer's, i..,nt.
,is ,.ihli
.sall.
reporting $19 sent to the Presby- ' ..
kluitit :34i teachers and guests
.terial Treasurer. 1.eroy • Ilarrisin i„..„1.,, lwesent ;it the dinner whieli
and Reg. Ginr,rns received. the of- i was 1,1,4.‘,i(1,,41 by 1 10, \‘, wing \N., ,1.,i.
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fering. Ieclass iif the 0110(11.
LEGION HALL
GODERICH
Sat Oct.
18
JACKPOT of $40:00 for full house in 55 calls.
If not won on Saturday, value of jackpot and also
number of calls will be raised each week until it
is won.
17 GAMES SLOO
$5,00 CASH PRIZE
4 SPECIALS—Share the Wealth
Doors open at 8.30 p.m.
ist game starts at 9.00 p.m.
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GODERICH PAVILION
DANCING WEDNESDAY eAND SATURDAY
—Every Saturday night through October—
JOHNNY BRENNAN AND' HIS ORCHESTRA
Every Wednesday night—Modern and Old Time Dancing
CLARENCE PETRIE'S NIGHTHAWKS
The Pavilion is available for concerts, leas and dances.
The Management eaters to banquets, wedding receptimts.
etc. Phone 675 or 4-19,
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GODERICH THEATRES PRESENT
PARK
•••••••••••~4~6~~hoomme
The On the
Square ThCAPITAL
Street
PHONEAt
PHONE 47 —
— PHONE 1150 —
Now—"WHERE'S CHARLEV"—A musical adaptation of
Charlie's Aunt with Ray Bolger. In, Technicolor.
MON.. TUES.,
Glenn Ford—Ruth Roman and Nadine Ashdown
Sprighly comely dranin 111 youth argues himself
into vomplications romaittle 811(1 otherwise.
"YOUNG MAN WITH IDEAS"
THI RS.. FRI., SAT.—
"THE CIMARRON KID"
TECHNIC01 AR—
T iw 1;1 Oh', ride again and enlist a new member in this
story of a desperate outlaw gang.
,Am41lie Murphy–everly Tyler. and ,fiiiries Best
Coming—"DFAISION BEFORE DAWN"— Richard , Basehart
and Gary Merrill.
Now—"KAirlE 1)11) IT"—Featuring Ann Blyth & Mark Stevens.
MON.. TI'ES. and WED..—
'Ginger Rogers—Joan Davis and Jack t'arZon
A 114(1111(11lawyer and a cowboyn
star togle With the law in this
merry matrimonial funitole.
"THE GROOM WORE SPURS"
H..
TURFRI. and SAT.—
"FINDERS KEEPERS"
.k small -fey guy 111141 leis gra 1141mother run afoul some robbers
when the,y find a 0144114' of stolen money.
Tom Ewell, Adams and Evelyn Warden
Coming—Stephen McNally & Russell in "AIR CADET"
Kinsmen President
Is 'Carl Banks
Past Distriet Governor D. Patter-
son. of Hanover, installed the ex-
eeutive (if the Kinsmen 'Club for
the year 19.5'2-53 at 0 meeting
Monday night of hist week.
They a re : President, ("ari
13 u n k s ; 'first elee-president,
('y Itol4uson; second v lee -
President,* Rill Hill; secretary, Jack
Marriott :` treasurer, Bill Stuart;
registrar,. Keith Cutt; direetors,
SO1 Gerofsliy, Gord Bannigipar,
Norm Pring.
Itetlriug President, Ken Penning-
ton was' presented with a travelling
bag by the members of the club in
appreciation of the fine job he per-
formed during Iris term of office.
e.
In n address of appreciation to
the club, retiring President Ken
'Pennington presented the club with
a beautiful speakers' stand. The
int:Inning president, 4 7-arl Banks,
outlined the policy of the executive
for the coming term and the finance
and audit committee presented the
budget for the 1952-53 term.
OBITUARY
ClIARLES 4,73
('110 ries Robb, well-known. Ash-
field farmer, died 'on Septeniber
27 irt • the Winghant hospital. lie
was in his St 11 year and hisali
det
is the tirat break in -a- family of
nine Children born to •the late 31t'.
and Mrs. John Robb trf the-
-ley ,distriet. For almost forty -y(eirs
he Tanned on the 12th concession
of As -1111(.1d. His wife, Margaret
t'owan. died iti 19-15 and surviving
-tire tyro sons. Alvin and Gordon,
both of Ashfield; 11154, two brothers.
Thomas Of .Antherley 1.111(1 John
liolyrood, and six sisters :' 31is. \V
Sillib. Dungatin..n: Mrs. Richard
Brown. Ripley Mrs. 'John Henry,
Lucknow:' Mrs. Roderick 31 oi 5)4
ald, Winglutin: NIrs. Gordon
Ritchie. -Ashfield. and Miss 'Fern
Rohl., Gd
oerieli. The f 'metal ser -
...vice 11115 1-onducted bt4
y l -.v. .1, 11.
Mactlonald in 'Aslitield Presbyter -
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Robert Earl. info tit 5401 of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin MO( 11(s., 14115.,(.(1 11W11.57
in 11i1' 111p1 1.11 1 4)11 Thursday: 04to-
1 11 HO 1O1'0 10% g111,1S114th"I '1(4(''1""11,1 1(4' 5"
, /1,,14.,11 honored. SI11suggest41 that teach-
, (0- Hu, y00,1..1(411 make hunwrieis
4),0„,.;„: 111,1 111 things that happen in
their school tic, •
:1;1(1\ J. Ali -s Itobinson int ('o(.0((1
HI1 La inter. Chi inita 11 Of Goderich Ward \\i, gove a history of It
,111 School. Itoard : NITs. Laud. r, fe(kr"ti(w- .27"")
insrector Gardinor .111,1 there are 11.4.141 1.111.11
! Gardiner and AI .1 '4.1""1 11(1)4(14Sh`' '1)
Th, it is rumoured the 1114'11 MO o
Air( .,,)„,11 „nd twooi, rigid (114. Ili 11,111 ;11.r, 1)1ii
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ontario is unique in 1;)) 4(1.1 ti4e
1 pupils ot miss 1:col-La.'s r•lass.
31 -5 Let 1,ie Itiihiesoil, in ',resew.-
ing th-14i t re Aliss Sharman,
1.4"1(41 (1"-.) 1 (11' "\vd.rd'',1 •l”
Woli11,11 ‘11i,. have served the cause
of (.1)1111.1i:in education 101t14 r
1411(1 (,ligliitY.1"(1 1`1,0 It; nreir..;11
p,
restig-e.to (4004 114, 1.,aritito.; 111
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1essi011 1)3 their good
31(55 Sharman liegan teaching a1
16 years and for over half a centuiy
Itad devoted her life to Ittiich jug;
111. C,11(,i1,11'1011. Silt` 11101 4/111V 101)1(111 -
"1 hi, p0i4j15 11 1010‘v10(14,r,,.. 11111
tilled their minds with bleak
ermrage. honesty and a love of
4 ;(0. (41,11,14 hutin 14-
lyy pretol of 31 1'- h1I r111:1 11,- eon-
c1ude(1 -Miss itobinson after paying
glowing tribute to her aetivilies
NORTH STREET
HEAR TALK :BY VISITOR
1. --
A it 111R -resting addres, W 115 gi V(1 i
bY Mrs. 4114'v.1 4'. t'• Washington
of -- 1111111) 'to the ladies of '.Sortli
Street NV.31.S_ at theiT Thiink;offer-
tug 4)4(41 11141 114)1(1 in the 5t1od10
s4'ht..41 room t.t. the elitireli on Tues-
day afternotm of last week. Alts.
+Washington Sp( Ike 111',4 Of VI'lla 1
Thank-toffering meant. She spoke
of the dittit tilt ies experient ed by
the pioneer women in institutiag
the Society, ;1150 il 5 1111115, obliga-
tions and possibilit ieK, taking for
:her fopic the word -Christian" and
what was involved in living tie.
Christian lift, every day :is well ;is
in (.1,11114wii1q1 ‘‘•ith, the work of the
eliorelt and Sunday school. '('114
iitecting. 1)11 (('11 1)415 01 /4'11Ni 111 1 he
11:11:1 1 \% a 3', 111117: 1/11`Sh14.(1 '(1).4.1' di ill'
ing the business session by the
pre,sident. Ali's. flow -art] -Robertson..
:Nil's. NIt11'.3' l'11 11111,s 1V1(5 a 14.61), -
41(1 (11.1-11`gait. to the sectional meeting
heing held in .kulet fn Oh ,
:10, with Mrs. it, 1... Itooney
alternate. ft %vas reported that to,
date $1(41,()(( 1111(1 been received for
, the new training school at Toroio,,,
' A moment of pl-ayer was (41001) ( 11 1
in 11(411100,1 of Miss Minnie Camp
And miss 5.. 1 111,1r. 1.,-„,,,,,;.,_
four calls on the siek and 511111-;11,
wore reported. For the devotional, I
period presided •ovet• try' NIr-i.",
tharles Itarker. the 'rliatikoticring 1
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! A111111 111,V VV,IS iiSi.d. .% VerY pleti,i0g;
solo 1)115 rendered i43- ,Nliss rho, t
gan. 4 It fier musical numbers were'
twli it1:1101 duets ho Ikulm, Horton
and J4,1,n 1144,1• find ,,, 1•1,4111 (1114,4 L.\
The Nlisses Donna NVesthrool, and 1
Mary Pridli,.... ‘‘ hich \ler, all into II,'
appreciatetl. After the 1(111(455: ; 1
Mrs. ‘V'asiiington. 11)4' tie». simly-
book "Ahmg African Tntils - e:ts,
hrietl,v intrediteed by Alliis, (1i 1101 '
The 11144,4(11g %vas. srlisAllissyll It\
pra,ve)' 1)3' NIrs. Itorker. o1144 33 hien
n social half hour iiiiritia v‘ hirli !
1141111 refreshments Vk (11' ser)ed was
enjoyed by all.
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Nvith Ar.r,41 pa,1111.1- ',mint ism.
M1'011014,11, 1 hp r-oittitn. :ill *,1, 4 11.
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is not ,141 v01111)10141, ;111)0,1101 11
is 1A-4,11 1.11 11111)1 fr,eas diiiiic.,
last \Neel, lia‘e dried ...irii Hp ,.,,,
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is HMV 111.11 111)4111 1) .) in thi. 5)1(7(1
..rn portion 01 (((4' ,•,,,1.11‘ 3to,..:1
farmers art- at fall ((10)1 1(41 al
though the continued dry 1)e0111.--
5 making plowing Particularly dir
(1(1111 in •-a.m.. siections,
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Ethical St:iiitlartls
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,olilr:o•is and is 1 1451(1
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(.e (14'))) '(1 :is the best is Hi elle"(
for the futitre general 1011. 1
'1 14,11.1 t1(.( 11140 71- 1:111. -
tno of the inspect..r.
iS j101 CrifiriZ4. nd ee.Appera- •
ti'on .1 good salary
tine morale builder and gets
0e,a4-11ers. .Nnother 15. 0„ 0)110101(41'
4111 1144' of the (.111.1.h.l(hith.
sh,. 1)0, 111t4 r1.,tcd 14) learn that
Svill f44,107%1111,11 had
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114:41‘vard Island there' are more
trustees than teachers 1'5(44 1 rus
lees and ..750 teachers.
Th.. \tome., 11 7114' federation (.1•
....wi)e are unsling lieroin.,, the
spetilier as,erterl. ilf,01154' 'Of
efforts.
Ii-.' 1,11o)( 1,11..11:1 :form:ton 4of 1.1thi ion
Ili: ilk(qi 111, •14.:(lit't• and s -i
Helen Vi1lean. Geilerich, express...I
appreciation t.4 tho ladies of the
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Rummage Sale
Town Hall, Clinton
Saturd'y Nov. 1
2 to 5 p.m.
Sponsored by Officers'
Wives' 'Auxiliary
R.C.A.F. Station, Clinton
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this protection --call me today.
Representative of
Sun Life Assurance Company
"BEST BIT OF
SOWING EVER ..."
"Yes, son, I've just sowed a
crop that, will really bear fruit—
retirement assurafice in the Sun
Life Assurance Company of
Canada. And the sanie policy
provide* that if anything hap-
pens to me while we still have
a mortgage, the fairio -will be
clear of debt for your mother."
No farmer should he without
of Canada
Harold W. Shore
North St. Phone 768w
her 9. The baby had been ill since
birth. three months ago. The fun-
eral on, Friday afternoon was held
at Lodge's Funeral Home with
burial in the children's Plot Mait-
land eemetery, Rev, George Watt
Imagannon officiating
Psychiatrist to patient : "When
did you 'first discover slit you
enjoyed paying your income tax?"
.SER "El
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6 bottle carton 36'
DUNLOP'S REXALL
Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat.,
Oct. 15, 16,- 17, and 18
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Stock up now. Budget savings on the Rexall original
one cent sale.
DUNLOP'S
Drug Store
Phone 1 The Square
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