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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13th, 1952
I BUEILKESS DIRECTO.kY
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT.
Licensed Telephone
Muoicipal Auditor 343
A. M. HARIPER
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT -
55 South St. Godericla, Ont.
CHIROPRACTlf
HERBERT B. SUCH, D -C -
Doctor of Chiropractic -
Office flours:
Mon., finarv --9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tues., Fri ----14 a.m. to 5 p.m.
7 pan to kiJpw.
Wed. St. Sat. 9to 11.
Vitamin Therapy
Othee--Coruer of South St. an
Britannia Road. Phone 341.
Western Ontario
Motorways
Departures -
7.20 a.m. To London daily except
Fat-, Sun., and holidays.
8.30 a.m.—To London and Strat-
ford daily except Sunday and
holidays.
11.45 a.m.—To London and Strat-
ford Sat., Sun. and holidays.
4.15 To Stratford and Lon•
. don daily except Sunday and
holidays.
5.45 p.m.—To London on Fridao
only.
8.30 p.m.—To London and Strat-
ford Sundays and holidays only
BUS DEPOT AT SAMS MOTORS
PHONE 344
GODERIOH COUPLE ARE
50 YEARS MARRIED
On the occaSion of their Golden
'Wed.diug anniversary on Wednes-
day, November 5, Mr. and Mrs.
CharleS F. Breekow, Anglesea
street, entertained the members of
their immediate family at a dinner
at the Park House.
Mr. and Mrs. Breckow have two
sons, 1Williani of Goderich and
Harold of Dutton; two grand-
daughters, (Evelyn) .Mrs. M. C.
Brocklebank of Ingersoll and
(doyee) Mrs. Victor Campbell of
Owen Sound, and two great-grand-
sons.
Mrs. Breckow is the former
Serena Allin, daughter or the late
Mr. and Mrs. Wililain Allin of
Colborne Township. The Rev. F.
A. Shaw officiated at the wedding
which took place at the bride's
home on November 5, 1902. Mr.
and Mrs. Breekow took rap residenee
on the groom's farm on the Mait-
land Concession of Colborne Town-
ship, which has been in the family
name for 93 years. They have re-
sided In Goderich for the past 211
years.
Congra tulat ions were received
from many friends and relatives.
Mrs. Fred Seabrook ,and Mrs. John
Flick of Goderich were guests at
the wedding of 50 years ago.
Roy N. Bentley
Public Accountant
PO. Box 58
Goderich, Ontario
NOW LOCATED
IN BANK
OF
COMMERCE
BUILDING
ON THE SQUAXE
H. M. FORD
Get Insured — Stay Insured—
Rest Assured
NTELEPHONE 268w
Geo. G. MacEwan
Fire, Accident and Motor Car
Insurance
OFFICE --MASONIC TEMPLE ,
WEST STREET
PHONE 230 GODERICH.
TANKER REFLOATED
The oil tanker Imperial Goderich
was refloated Thursday front the
harbor of Grand Bank, Ntid., after
running aground during the second
storm of the traditional gale sea-
son. "
REMEMBER MOTHER
Give her a box of red berried Holly.
All gift wrapped for Christmas.
For details write
THE C. D. „MORRIS NURSERY
LTD., P.O. Box 5, OCEAN PARK.,
B.C. -42-48
Malcolm Mathers
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE
Now located at
46 WEST STREET
GODERICH
Phone 115W
APPRECIATE WELCOME
In appreciation for tiae hospital-
ity shown to them on their visit
to Goderich by special :train this
spring the Central Ontario Train
Trip 'Comtuittee has forwarded to
J. K. Sully, a cheque Ter twenty
dollars. Mr. Sully has turned. the
Ltd. from 1938 to 1952, has been
money over to the Junior Chamber
Commerce. members of the appointed by the Ontario Plowmen's
Town Council, Board of Trade and Association to represent them at
Junior Chamber of Contmerce inude a meeting in Falkirk, Scotland.
up a: welcoming committee at the
time of the visit and the group
from the visiting model railway
club was inost appreeiative of the
warm welcome given to them 011
t1W visit to Goderich.
World-wide Plowing Match for Canada SUCCESSFUL PARTY HELD
BY ST. PETER'S GROUP
Is Ambition of Former Goderich Man 1),44,,i,„ had 'weather, a good
crowd attended the euchre anti
J. D. Thomas, who was Goderich
resident manager for Imperial 011
Children's Aid
"The disoussion will . follow the
Society Conducts . .seCond annual British Plowing As-
socialtion match to be held at Fat -
Regional Meeting
this month to discuss the possibility
of bolding a world chatoplonshil)
plowing match in 1953. A noted
t.ons;ervationist and former county
plowing mach chairman, Mr.
Thomas is now manager of the Ou-
tario division of the farm trade
stiles department of imperial 011
Ltd.
kirk on November 12, at which On-
ta•rio will have two entrants. Up
-----, to the present, -seven eountries have
-There was a large crowd in Blue- associated themselves 'with the pro-
vide community hall for the region- !visional governing board_ which has
almeeting of Huron County Child-
set up the necessary machinery and
.
Ten's Aid Society, arranged btentativey,Blue- I . - rules for the contest.
Mr. Thomas will extend an in -
vale Wen
om'm s Institute., Mrs. Irene viitatio4 to the govorning body to
Johns of Woodham was chairman.; hold the first world match in Can -
1 ada in 1953. Mr. Thomas says he
Rev. Alex - Nininto, •Wingham.
intends' to bend every effort to have
opened and closed the meeting with
wade the se:ene of this out:
prayer. Huron County Warden, • Canada
standing international event.
liarvey Johnston sketohed the
growth of the work of the Society ' A conferenee on the proposal to
set up the world -Wide match was
from 1948, when 1,284 visits were
held in England last year, when the
made by the Staff of workers, to
following nations wore represented
1954, when 1,523 visits were made.
on the provisional board: Canada,
Medieal at has also increas-
ed he pointed out. .
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EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-
swered. Imnaediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling Phone 406J, Clinton.
Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed.
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth Phone 11-661 or
Harry Edwards, Goderich
Phone 144
Gives History •
Mrs. • Albert Taylor, Goderieh,
gave the history of Iluron County
Children's Aid Soviety from the
date of its organiv.ation in Goderich,
o 1 v 11 1911. Thi; Children•s
"500" spioisored by St. Peter's Par-
ent'Teacher Association last Thurs-
itendance. Plat -tiler plans' were
day. „, matie for the -"500" aod Bridge
The lucky prize winners for high t be held 'Friday evening. 11
score in euchre were Mrs. Mabie was (Welded to hold the. annual.
Osmond for the ladies and Mr, meetinge,,,inuamitteDeceembewrit:ndfo'riled
atuoanituo-
Marshall Bell for the men, while alhig
Mrs. II. Williamson and Mr. Wil- elect the new officers. Dr. Taylor
liam Johnston claimed the prizes invited th4, membersto go through
for 500."
view the work
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MARGARET SEAGER CLUB
The Margaret Seager ORM of St.
George's' Chuittli held its monthly
meeting Monday, November 10, 10,
the Parish Hall, with u large 'at -
the rectory
has just been
of .thanks
president,
helped
rummage
to
A delieious lunch was served by
the. social committey and enjoyed
by all.
England, Scotland, Wales, Dire,
Holland and Sweden. The tent-
ative rules, which were drawn up
at that eonference, will have a trial
P1111 during the British Plowing As-
soeiativu match this month, a
special -overseas invitation" class
!having been included far this pur-
pose. .„
Young Guests of Lions Club Thrilled
by Professional Baseball Players
shelter was closed in 1940 and siiwe ,stutit, 30 boys, nwarbers of the,,
that time, children have been filaced ,
1.410118 L11 110S pee NN'tV liantiart.
,in private homes.
Miss Clare AleGowan introdueed baseball clubs, were pop-eScfl with
1 A. L. COLE
Optometrist—Optician
1 Eyes Exaintned, Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
0. F. CHAPMAN
General Insurance
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Real Estate
30 Colborne St., Goderich
Phone 18w
Miss K. Norris. Reg N.. whose work
is to assist unmarRed mothers to
plan their OW uand their baby's
future and alsooffers assistance
to Ow. unmarried mOther who wants
to keep lic.cr baby. Miss MeGowan
a 1§.4), introduced Mrs. ENV011 MOSS Of
1101 1110SVille W110 'Staled, "everyone
wants babies, but foster homes are
badly needed for older children."
Mrs. George Ross, Goderich, in-
troduced - Airs. Myers -a "house-
mother" 4-11f Zurieh whose home is
used by 11e SOCietty :Is a reeeiving
home for children of all ages await-
ing placements. Mrs. Myel•s told
SeVel'ill 101 el'eting ,1101'0es almut her
yoUng charges.
'Film Shown
With the assistance of Mrs. Fred
Howson, Illyth, Miss MeGowatn-pre-
sewed a film strip 140rtraying the
influence. parents. _have. cmf, their
children.
'Airs. Alex Corrigo, Bluevale e.011-
1ribuited a piano solo. •
Al•rs. George Johnston, Goderich,
expressed thanks to those who had
arranged and taken: part in the
meeting. The hostess branch of
the Women's. Institute served re-
freshments.
• • The •popular-iee.cream -cone was,
first presented to the public at the
St. ,Lotils World's Pair, more than
50 years ago.
excitement at the bions tat 8441111
night at the •\ BcdfOrd Hotel Fri-
day night last -.as tWo major league
stars dished up humor, philosophy
and kiseball eXperiences. Both
Paul "Dizzy" Trout, formerly of
the Detroit Tigers .and now of tle•
Boston Red Sox," and Bob Swift.
Detroit Tigers' catcher, provided
the youngsters with an ,evening of
entertainment they• will. long re-
member. Both stars hit ve the
happy factilty of not taking them:
selves too seriously and as 4 re-
sult, their huttpusins slants in their
addressi.s were min -11. enjoyed.
Chairman of the evening was
Lion Gordon McManus. )ylio later
turned the' chair over to Lion Roy
SInirling on whose invitation the.
players visited Goderieli. driving
up from Detroit
-- ----Presents Plaque,- •
Lion tavii rling tirst introduced
Hugh Hawkins, president of the
W.O.A.A., who presented the
plagae enthlematieof the W.O.A.A.
bantam championship to the tetra's
captain, John Simpson. TOm Raf-
ferty of OKNX; Wiligham, pre -
seated a trophy to the captain of
the (="Oder jell Lions vee wet's,
Buddy W Bit ia ins en.'
Judge T. M. doStello delli7erktit
brief and humorous address. tlay-
tob Laithewaite presented Crests
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to the bantams antL Lion Nelson
11111 presented crests to the pee
Wee.S. Mrs. Reg. Williamson is
coach of tite. pee wees. •
"Tory" Gregg. business manager
of the W.0A.A. Wilti ;1 _in at-
tendanve :Ind addressed the toys
briefly. •--.1
Wiliners• of the drak for a imir
of autographed bas,.balls were
111 Ily Sutherland and Billy Wor-
F. T, Armstrong
" OPTOMETRIST
Phone 1100 for appointment
SQUARE GODERICH
Local Groups Join
in Church Parade
to St. George's
Led by the Lucknow Pipe Band,
members of Branch 109 of the
Canadian Legion and 532 Maitland
Squadrou of the Royal Canadian
Air Cadets laurelled to St.
George's Church for their annual
churchparade in conneetion with
the observante of Itemembrance
Day on Sunday. They were joined
at the church by members of the
Ladies .Auxiliary to the Canadian
Legion and of the hmeek and
Maple Leaf Chapters of the 1,0.
D.E., who attelitled the service cot:-
vieately.
Color parties froni. the, various
organizations processed into the
church behind the choir and stood
faoing the chaneel during the sing-
ing of the N.Mienal Anthem. The
-oolors were then received by the
rector, thy Rev, Kenneth Taylor,
who placed them in standards on
elthv side of the altar.
Form Color Parties
Parade marshal NVa.S Major A. II.
Sturdy. Brandi 109 (Jeanie eau -
:pilau Legion was under thy com-
mand of President Ralph Kings-
well, and 532 Maitland squadrou of
the air eadets ivas ommanded by
10. Al Huffman, with F/O's. Max
Cutt and Elliott ltivett. The
sell. Legioli color party was under thy
command of itobert Venus and in -
HOME AND SCHOOL GROUP.. eluded George s
...,eawanz and George
Curren. Color -bearer for tite. air
cadets was Sgt. Don 1 Iride; for
the Legion Auxiliary, .N11s. Bert
AllOttlaY ; 11 tile Alinteek
1.1 I.E., Mrs. N. Gla moult :Hid
for the .Maple Leaf Chapter. .Nits.
Elmer Cra
Speak ing on t lie 1111114.. "Faith-
fulness - theirs. and ours," 1/r.
Taylor chose as the text for his
sermon the 10th verse of t ht ee.
owl _chapter of ltevelation.:.
thou fait Id ul unto death and 1
vall give thee a erown of lift.."
"We believe that those who died
in the two world • wa rs received
the erown because they were faith-
ful unto death." he .said, "but there
a da tiger if idealizing the dead.
It is better to remember them just
as they w4•re-ordinary people like
us, the living products .trif our
schools, and shops and ':farms.
Universal 'Fidelity
"But look itt the responsibility
they discliarged. It was their re-
eord of waver:Ail fidelity to which
Ave bear witnesS. The war tia-s
shown that the ordinary nian is it
far more skilleiplid person *than he
is usually given credit for.
'Fidelity must be the wa thw int
of all of _us if we are_ to ktep faith
with them but the saeritice de-
manded of us toduy is a -spiritual
rather than a physical one, because
the conflict going on is one 1.n.tween
ideologies. It is a .struggle for
righteousness 'and justice.
believe - that the only q.;4_01itt ion is a
Christian one, that is, the -colicept
or personal responsibility such as
was so manifest during the war.
"We can only meet the prtTent
ehallenge by reawakening '-eur
spiritual resotirees. deepening our
devotion and renewing, our Chris-
tian attitude," Taylor ion -
chided.
, The choir. 'under' tlie direction
of Prof. A. W. Anderton, sang as
a ii• anthem. ''Souls of t he Right -
eons." by T. Tertius Noble.
CARD PARTY IS gUCCESS
suceessful eard party WaS lieht
•
oy 110111e :I MI School Assoria-
tion 'last Friday evening in the
.iuditoriton. Prize winners were:
Bridge- lst, Mrs. G. Ala thiesou ;
2nd, Air's.' P. Iroutilier, low, Mrs.. T.
1Mnnelly, Mrs. J. Lauder; "500"—
ladies, 1st, Mrs. 11. Mitchell; low,
Mrs, R. MeGee: -- 1st, N.
Young; low,. C. Worsell. Mrs. G.
Cairrell was convener of the eards.
Mrs. A.J.logill wits lu charge of the
dainty' lunch served. •
WOMEN'S LNSTITUTE
The regular meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute WilS held in MacKay
Hall, Thursday, November 0, with
a large attendance. The president,
-R..-Ch LOCI'S occupied the
ehtir.,A short busines's session waS
held. Donations were -made to the
Canadian Legion and to the Salva-
tion Army appeal.
A fall report of the area eonVen;
Hon held at London, Tuesday., and
Wednesday, October..28 and 29, WilK
given by Mrs. W. F. 11. Price. wno
-atitended as delegate. Also given
were reports of conveners of stand-
ing committees as presentod at the
coveatiou; as follows: Agricultur-
al and Canadian industries, Mrs.
C. -Holland; home economies, Mrs.
H. Tiehborne; community activities
and public relations, Mrs. A. Allin;
citizenship and education, Mrs. 0.
Mathieson; historical, 'research' and
current events, Mrs. R. Good.
itoll call,was answered by "Some-
thing to Benefit the Youth of Onr
Town." At the close of the meet-
ing, a social half hour was en-
joyed. with afternoon tea served by
Mrs. G. .11. Sands and conimittee.
GODERICH PAVILION
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Plastering
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DANCING WEDNESDAY AND 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, teas and dances.
The Management caters to banquets, wedding reeeptio,ns,
etc. PhoneG75 or 419.
GODERICH THEATRES PRESENT
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PARK.. -it CAPITAL
PHONE 47 —
PHONE 1150
Now—"The Duel at Silver Creek" -1n Teelinicolor—Andie Mur-
- -pity and Faith Domergue.
MON., TUES., WED.—
"The Girl In White"
Now—"Flat Top"—In Technicolor with Richard Carlson and
Phyllis Coates.
MON., TUES. and WED.—
A dramatie biography of_thritor (3m 113' Dunning Barringer,
the first wount ti • annul ht nee abef4il' a Ild slirge011 111 A -uteri -
Na 11, 1i1tory
June Allyson, Gary Merrill'and Arthur Kennedy
THURS., FRI., SAT.—
"I Was An American Spy
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The life of Philhips, muli•reover agent for Amerisvi (1111-1 ng
VIP Javanese evenly:Mon of the Phillipine 1Slands.
Ann Dvorak, Gene Evans and Douglas Kennedy
THUR., FRI. and SAT.—
"LYDIA BAILEY
— In Technicolor —
F1'.,111 j hi, lloN 1.1 by hen net It ItobertIT. Historical drama, (Teals
W1111 Nflp01e4)11.,: attitmit to) 1 il,V11414' the island of Haiti.'
Anne Fra.nels, Dale Robertson and Charles Korvin
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Coming—"Flesh and Fury" --with Mona Freeman and Tony
Curtis.
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"WAGONS WEST"
Filmed in r1m-4404w comes an exciting tide of 10 clivseino.
(1111715 1111(1 II group of rifle smitergiers.
Rod ('ameron, Peggy Castle and Nlichael Chapin
•— 'Matirfees at (he Capital —
Saturdays Only at 2.30 p.m.
NORTH STREET W.M.S.
The W.,M.S. ofNorth Street Un-
ited Church met in the :.:tundity
school rimni of the church on No-
,
vember 4 for its regular inoirthil
Pivoting The . presidetit, 1m.
Ifoward Robertson was iti thy
elkair for 'the business session.
After the had bikial °pencil
in the regular way, the following
ladie.s were eleeted.for the nonalu-
ating committee; AIrs. Walter
Hern, Mrs. .1. It. Howard and Airs.
1'. IV Currie. lAirs. C. Al. Itobert-
son reported fur the new training
school 111 Toronto. The allovietion
for North Street Church is $450
with $105 received. ,Mys. Itobert-
son has on hand what are called
"Brick 17,4.rtificates." which may be
purchased for one dollar by iiny
church IltlTtib r l is 11 inld, Chris
thin stevvardtship convener read it
very interesting letter front- Miss
l'ete, the soviet:Cs "missionary for
prayer." who Is working among the
Chinese in the far north of B.C.
In the letter. Miss Pete asked for
Christmas plays, skits or readings
to 11Sed 111 11e1' 8-114 s1 for young
Chinese. 'Airs. Mar... Phillips gave
o splundici. report of the sectional
11(4011 ng held ri Stit ly 1101 Auburn,
to whi`011 she was a delegate. Th,
ntintlwr of (-ails on slek and shut
ins -reported were 32.
The devOtional period was open
ed by the reading of 11 Pnem frifin
the Missionary Nionthly by Mrs.. A.
It. Seott, who was in eharge. Airs.
Atkey read the Scripture lesson.
following whieh Mrs. T. ii/ouglierty
offered prayer. The third (hapter'
of the .4tinly book. ".‘Tong .kfrienti
Trails." Nit Bled ".1frienn
Life." WO 64 very ably taken by Mrs.
(Bev ) 1)10z/it:sop Two .1()Insbv
Mr.. A. Clark during, this period
vert very murh appreeinted The
Meeting elssed by the repeating
bii onison of the Mizpah benedie-
Hon.
completed.
was expressed
Mrs. Prevett, to
tan/
vote
the
who
In any may to make the
sale sueli a sueeess.
HURON HOLSTEIN CLUB
ELECTS NEW OFFICIALS
illuron County Holstein Club, at
its annual meeting in Clintou,
named Clem Galbraith, Myth, as its
president for a second year.
Other officials named included.
Roy Mepride, Zurich, first vice-
president; William Cow, Auburn,
second vice-president; Hume Clut-
ton, R.R. 5, Goderich, secretary -
treasurer; directors, for north
Huron, George ,Tervett, - Walter
Wood, both of Wingliam;- north
cent ra I ,Huron, WM red Smith,
Goderich, and Simon Hallahan,
Myth; south central Huron, Ed-
ward Bell, Blyth, and William
Haugh, Clinton; , south Huron,
Peter Simpson, Sea -forth. and Bert
Dunn, Bayfield.
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