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BUSINESS DIRECITOkY
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT
Licensed
Umatila' Auditor
A. M. HARPER .
CLIAUTKRIOD A.owuNTANT
fPG SoUth St. Godericii. Out.
9,900 CHILDREN USE
SUMMER PLAYGROUND
*There are uo bad girls or boys.
They just want to be kept busy,"
Telephone Wild Mrs. Harold Arbour, super -
343 visor or- reputation at the Judith
tlooderbaut Uentorial I'lityground,
iu'her report to the Towu Connell,
which watt read at Friday night's
council meeting.
The playground was opeu each
CILLIMPRACTle
•,‘ ElEklIERT B. ISUCII, D.C.
Doctor of Chiropractic.
Unice 'tours;
Mon., 'chore --9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tues.. Fri -di a.m. to 5 p.m.
7 pa& to 8 p.iu.
-Wed.* Sat. 9 to 11.30 a.m.
Vitamin Therapy
„Office-Coruer of SouthSt. and
Britannia Road. Phone jt1,41.
Western Ontario
Motorways
Departures-- •
7.20 a.m. To London daily except
Sat., Sun., and holiday.
8.30 a.m.-To London and Strat-
ford daily except Sunday and
holidays.
11.45 a.41. -To London and Strat-
ford Sat., • Sun. and holidays.
4.15 .p.m. -To Stratford and Lon-
don daily except Sunday and
holidays.
5.45 p.m. -To London on Friday
only.
8.30 p.m. -To London and &rat-
\ ford Suiidays and holidays only
BUS DEPOT AT SA1111S MOTORS
PHONE 344
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Roy N. Bentley
Public Accountant.
P.O. Box 58
Goderich, Ontario
NOW- LOCATED
IN BANK
OF
COMMERCE
BUILDING
ON THE SQUARE
H. M. FORD
Get Insured - Stay Insured --
Rest Assured
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day trout trine a.m. until nine p.m.
during the summer, with the exeep-
tion of Old Home. Week, when It
dosed at six p.m., the report stated.
Total attendance for the season was
90900 children.
Games Played
In addition to use of the wading
pool and apparatus, recreation in -
eluded softball, dodgeball, claxtkers,
sand box displays and music heard
over the public address system
(lases were carried on from 10
a.m. until noon and from two to
5.30 p.m., when the children were
instructed In the use of paper,
wood, cardboard, tinfoil, metal and
'plastic crafts and moulding: Arts
taught Included braiding, sewing,
embroidering,. weaving, crayoning.
water -coloring an spatterpainting.
Biggest attendance of the Year
was on August 28, when a picnic
was held, attended by t75
and the Mayor spoke to the rhild-
ren and their mothers. On August
20 a picnic w„as held. "
Mitny tourists enjoyed their
Intwhes in the shade, Mrs. Arbour
said, and many compliments had
been received front v•isitors 4.n the
wonderful playground.
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REMEMBER MOTHER
Give her a box of „red berried HoTiy.
All gift Wrapped for Christmas.
For details write
THE C. D. MORRIS NURSERY
LTD., P.O. Box 5, OCEAN PARR.,
B.C.
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Geo. G. MacEwan
Vire. Accident and Motor Car
Insurance
OFFICE -MASONIC TEMVLE
WEST STREET
PHONE 230 GODERICII
1, A. L. COLE
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Optometrist -Optician
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2/th, 1952
4 Youths to Serve
in Reformatory
for Cattle Theft
Four Listowel area youths were
given reft,frinatory sentences tor
cattle theft by Magistrate D. E.
(Holmes, Q.C., In Isklice Aquir-t hete
last Thursday.
t)rvls Fletcher, who pleaded guil-
ty the previous week to ti charge
of theft of a calf from Stanley
Ijotseberg, Howlek Township, on
November 9, was itRt.li nine mouths
determinate and nine months, in-
determinate. Three other youtne,
Floyd Keeso and Lyle and Donald
Gowing, were convieted on similar
charges, and each sentenced to six
months determinate a 1111 six Months
indeterminate.
Summing ILP
Malcolm Mathers
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE
Now located at
46 WEST STREET '
GODERICH
Phone 115W
In weighing the evidence, Magi?; -
1 rate Holmes said that. only one'
witness had said that the' two
Growings, and Keeso were ittvolved
in the .theft and that witness, Don-
ald Parrish, was a self-vonfessed
acc(nnpliee but that he 'believed the
evidence of Parrish and did not
believe that of Fletcher or GoWing.,
Fletcher had said that only he and
Parrish had taken part in the theft.
"I don't believe that two youlig
Melt ((4111(1 handle 0 `150-1ound an-
imal, -hie it up with an eight
rope and put 9 in the trunk of a
1115 worship said.
.:tisking for heavy senteneos
against the four, Crown Attorney
11; Glenn Hays, Q.C.. said: -It was
it sneaky 1 of theft. (ltily hy
handing but stiff sentences in such
eases carr the farmers he protected."
40erderrocws
BY BLACKSTONE'S
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-
swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling Phone 4thiJ, Clinton.
Charge moderate and satisfac- '
tion Griaranteed.
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON -AND PERTH
Seaforth Phone 11-661 or
Harry Edwards, Goderich
Plume 144
C. F. CHAPMAN
General Insurance
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Real kstate
30 Colborne St., Goderich
Phone 18w
F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST -
Phone 1100 for appointment
SQUARE GODERICH
D. GUITARD
Stonework, Brickwork and
Plasterhtg
A good job of plastering has
no substitute
Phone 482, Brock and Victoria
"1 didn't have to mask tonight,
the or lady didn't'want me
37 to go outr'
"Won't you step into my
parlor . . . " That's in invita-
tion you -can proudly make to
any company if your home is
tastefullyfurnished with the
quality Chesterfield , suites,
China, cabinets, End tables,
etc., offered -in obr store. For
your complete satisfaction we
carry sky-high quality mer-
chandise at down-to-earth
prices.
Th e
PADS TUX.
purchase of fifteen Viscount. aircraft from the liritish „firm of Viekers-Armstrong,
on 0 delivery selteditle which will make Trans -Canada Air Lines 'the first operator of
tturbine powered equipment On North A 11101 10011 routes, was announced recently bv t he
Company's president, G. I Met.lregor. The Viscount, whielt is powered by four RulIs-
lloyey 1)art engines, is the most recentiv developed' medium range eivil transport in the
world. Production schedules at the. Vickers- Armstrong's plants at Weybridge and Hurn,
England, are being', geared to deliver the first Viscount to TCA by the summer of 195-I.
13 BUILDING PERMITS
GRANTED TOTAL $11,955
'1'hirteen building perfnits, totab,
ling :$1 19%15 have been issued. Tow ii
,
Clerk 11. Ilflake reported to Fri-
day ttigh,t's council meeting.
Permits issued were as follows:
Brothers Fined
Total of $200
on Driving Counts
Fines tiltalling l',200 were assessed
Altigistrate 14. F.. 1101111VS,
ALBERTA RESIDENTS
CELEBRATE AT CARLOW
RECREATION COMMISSION
RE0011131Z NDED FOR TOWN
Appointment of u recreational
committee fur the town has been
remniniended by the Town .0ouncil
for consideration of the 1053 COUP -
Cil. The suggestion vvus made
Councillor Andersen In Ids
eeport On the operation of Judith
tlooderhallA 4tkiilOriat Play -ground
to. Pritlay night's council ,Ineeting.
-111‘ past years, the operations of
tiooderlatui l'ark vvetre under the•
supervision of the recreational com-
mittee and the .Goderich Lion'
°tub," Anderson -pointed out hi his
report. -This year, howevor, the
operations were included in the
duties of the parks committee chair-
man and made the burden very
heavy. I would, therefore, recom-
mend that definite steps be taken
to revive a recreational eommittee
to head this important phase ill
the recreational field."
Mayor Agrees
-That's a good' report and
thoroughly agree with your ree0m-
menda t ion," Mayor Iluekins com-
mented.
"1 don't th'ink we should ignore
the report," -Iteeve J. A. Graham
said. "I think we ttbould get busy
and appoint oenithission.
-We are losing $4,800 in provinc-
ial grants by not having a recrea-
tion commission," Ilis Worship
added. Ile report was referred to
the parks committee to be tabled
for the 1953 council.
In Ills report on.operation of the
playground, eouncitlor Anderson
Ciliressed gratitude and thantis to
Airs. Harold Anhour anti her assist.
ants, Misses Ituth AleNevin and
Willis.Ituth and to William Medd,
for their co-operatlAlil and aSSist-
nee. Ile also expressed his ap-
previa t ion to Harold W. Knight
for his donation of a public address
systein, whielf had been installed
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-cinarters
of a e,otory of the Cornpan04
'XI -S t i)iihoti dollars
11115 }Will i4 (1 144 policyholders -
11 11 (1
Representative of
Sun Life Assurance Comm.
of Canada
Harold W. Shore
North St. " Phone 760or
in the park and bad cOntribistmll
greatly to the enjoyment of batik
children and softball fans.
Anderson also thanked the vari-
ous bull olubs using the softball
diamond for their eo-operation- lai
the maintenance of an active and
interesting schedule.
•
Mr.• and 'Mrs...John YoUng of Red _
Deer, Alta., will be a long way from
home when they eelebrate their.
58th wedding anniversary a week
from tonforrowthut they'll he joined
'Thursday, it ga 1 w 4, bre by severa 1 friends and relatives,
NIrs. Elsie "NleKenzie residov, ,
dwelling wit 1.1 instil -brick on tie' t hors, on chi rges a rising out of nevertheless. Mrs. Young's sister, -
4(111
SO II I .11 S ide of Elgin av4.nue, betwek 11 collision (41111 sI on no, .1 Airs..,Jarvim A1(.1.„..idt, 4,f 5. 1(10(4
Nveningtou and w,,u,,,iey ,irevis. highway, south of Dunlop on hold open house on- Deeember 5 •
roof or dwelling with asphalt ' -Bert- Abbott %vas 'laical: $150 011,1 Melkide.
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sningies, on the north side of Wer,•T i'0515 4.r two weeks lit %%he» Mrs. Young was formeny
street, between Waterloo and We,- lie %%its convicted ,,r \\11i!:. so1.1ws. (1:117ggitur (its the late Nt...
ability to 'do so 'was iiiipaived and Mrs. -flionlas StYllows of A111. -
lit jigt(stiesyterleisett).isi.._
si'fing garage with and Ronald Abbott was lined 55I4
late '11r. and . Mrs. (11(1011 Young
urn. -Mr. Young is it .-fson of thIiisi1l-lstjt'k, 11 e
;111(1 cl,sls .1* se%en (lays in Mil fef
i8tauley street, lliiieist.wk‘s‘k.esust,K''iindgt'steb 1"` iii
Township. They- moved t4., the
t he care cr centrol of ;1 of the 8th concession of Colborne
.1notor vehicle while intiixictited.
street and Elgin' avenue.
('entre of Road \Vest in 1914 and 119 Ve‘:ittas.:,111,11‘1(\;1:1::
dwelling On title north side ot1'i (1)1 John Knight, 11.1 1. 1,- Flirt Albert, living in „Dewberry,
M. Chambers- erectiog one -store•
Web. said that he was 1/1'0444.d -big north daughter, tolivet Mrs. 'Milton This -
street, between Wellesiey and
on no. 21 highway, with his wife seer of Red Deer.
lin(g1it1furgestr-N7ttities4)11-Itilerations lo and four children ill the when -Mrs. Icliritle will welcome
he saw the Abbott vehicle approftell- friends and relatives from 2.30 p.1».
building on east 'side f,f Victoria
ing in the centre of the 'highway. to. live p.m. and from seven p.m.
s,;ttrrtit.eett9, between Newgate find Br4.ek
Ile said he pulled over four feet to. 10 p.m. on Friday, December 1.
repair -but the other -car hit his front
•.Don Aberharti - erecting
of lot. ou..,,,,st sia,, fender. 'Both vehicles went into Hamilton naval division:
shop 111 rear
the ditch, on opposite sides of the Star,' aequired new status
iff t.SAndrew's street,
road. during the,stunmer of 1952 4111(.41d-
flasmidtiliteo3n ialtadrytNye_lstg.T,rtsigtreets,t),sti. west
tlIfl(1 110 00110(1 10 innglitetizinotirndneNr(kx))st.nicleirnsgt:)itt•tilitilertn(1,3t.;(11,
KnIght said lie W two.men qua rtors tkf the Great lAtkes Train -
side of Huron road,.
between
tannia ,road and Oxford street.
girl who was pinned' under the _Canadian Navy tilt...serve
Ivan Geromettts- reshingle ver -
but Ailey oflered no• assistance.
andah on dwelling on east side of
Constable Douglas Whitfield said
Huron road, bet ween Brit anti La
that when he arrived at the Seen('
road and Oxford street.
he discovered Holiald Abbott
Mrs. Alice Anstay-addition to
slumped behind the wheel of the
dwelling on we.,4. side of Regent
car and his brother standing. beside
street, between Maple and Walnut
it. 'Ile said that in his opinion the.
reets. two were, intifxieated. iH toidc
C. .1. Parkinson------creet g-arage* on
them to the Huron County 'jail',
.north side of Huron road, 1f4..,tween
-where Dr. N. C. Jackson took speci-
Mill read and Maple street. •
mens of blood for tests. Constable
F. C. Kalbtleiseh ittul Son. Line,
Charles !Parkinson, who investi-
gated, said that•the . left front
fender of the Abbott vehicle was
damaged and the entire left side of
th Knight vehicle was damaged.
Dr. Pennistan, Stratford, provin-
cial pathologist, said he bad tested
the blood samples taken by Dr.
,Jackson and had. diseovered that
John Abbott's °contained 2.4 parts
of alcohol per thousand by volume
and Ronald Abbott's 2.0. •
Too :Arbitrary
When brought to the stand by
defense counsel Frank I)onnelly,
Q.C.,•Dr. Jackson described as "too
arl»trary" Dr. l'ennistan's state-
ment that 1.5 parts of alcohol in
1.000 of 'blood impaired 'a person's
ability to drive. He said' there
were many. opinions on the ques-
tion.
-There's some doubt in my mind
as to- whether or not John Abbott
was intoxicated." said Magistrate
Holmes 111 reducing the charge from
W. A. CotrIthurst - reshingling tirday November 15. .104,11 for the couple, who are visitit, Mt,
latkolotte's
Turniturt
P.AINTS STOVES
ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES
4400 She Broadway of Goderidi"
PisiCtsE GODERICH
Ifted---additioti to, rear of othals on
east side of Cambria road between
Nelson and Brock streets.
Lorne Dritrkwater-er4_.4sting ver-
andah on front of house on east
side of ylptorta streets lattwetsa
An glesea and Tra fa 1ga r streets.
K. Kerr-erecti,ng barn and gar-
itge en south-west side of Cam-
bridge street., between 11Tila14l1;15
rond And Oxford
street.
GODERICH PAVILION
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 receptions,
etc. Phone 675 or 419.
GODERICH THEATRES PRESENT
At.
CAPITAL Street
Tt
- The Square
On the
At 1P'ARK
PHONE 1150
Now -"LOST IN AIASKA"-Featuring Abbott & Castello
' with Mitzi Green.
MON.. TUES., WED, -
Dorothy McGuire -Van johnstin' and Ruth Rotrian
Pret-ent a dranuitie rontopee wherein art invalid, promninee41
incurable, is re -t4,1 1 to henith through a love that began
as 0 bribe.
"INVITATION"
THURS.. FRI., SAT. -
Dane Clark -Peter Graves and Ben Johnson
It Cineeolor: A post War story 0 soldier g4)f..14 WeS4 seeking
revenge for the treach ry that 45 tinililia fed- his eilitire
"FORT DEFIANCE"
coming -"WHEN IN ROME" -with Paul Douglits' and
Joseph Callas.
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PHONE 47
Now-"IROWZOIS TRAIL" -starring George Montgomery and
Brenda Marshall.
MON., TUES. and WED. -
Rod Cameron -Bonita Granville and Edward Sans,
A sa1r ri (Do prog'rti m prov idem the theme for a d ro mat o
story also)! a group of people who welled a' break.
"STRIKE IT RICH"
THUR., FRI. and SAT.- -4
George Mnutgomery-Rarin Booth and William Bishop
l'irotkkgroplied 111 eolor. :1 roaring story of the 15113 golklrush and
of a group 44 outlaws who plundered the wea1 1 11 of
"CRIPPLE CREEK"
Coming -"SCANDAL SIIF',ET"-with Broderick Crawford
and Donna Reed.
one of drunk driving. "But I
didn't like the behavior of these
men in walkinjt away when Knight
asked them to - help him. It's not
a case for a tninlmum Ifenalty."
Answering the argument of .1.
Kenneth Hunter, counsel for Ron-
ald Abbott., thaI,,his client had sur-
rendered the are and control of
his ear to his brother when- the
latter was driving, Magistrate
Holmes said. he, believed that John
Abbott had driven the car with the
full consent and permission of his
brother,
Charges of driving without bac
ing renewed his license against
John Abbott and permitting his
hrother. to do the same against
Ronald Abbott were adjourned for
one week.
GRANDSON OF PIONEER
ELECTED IN MICHIGAN
Clayton T. Morrison, a business-
man and fanner of Plekford,
was elected Itepithlican representa-
tive from „chippewil county in ,
st,
allvititkat? state legislature. in the
recent 1 tilted States eleetions.
31r. Morrison is a great grandson
of Joseph Rye, who took ilp bind
on the Huron road about 15
and a half west of Clinton in 181 1.
Itis grandfaths.r. 11101111111 Bye, with
his family of 11, left Goderich I.%
boat 4n the Summer dtf 1579 to
herione 'pioneers of Plekford.
Charles -E. ,tsquith and Mrs. F.
(1, Mellveen of, Auburn .are cousins
of t he newly 0.144.1 441 represent a I Re.
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