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-For Your Christmas
Confectlonery
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YOU MAY' HEAR
Rev. Jack Vanimpc,
OF DETROIT
renowned accordionist and
speaker on radio and television
with Mrs. Van Jmpc, pianist
and vocalist.
This' couple has rev ntly 'returned
from Belgium.
Art 4'l11h will a4141I'4'' the 1'4114,4 1 Shin,. 4l;irk blue 114'4•.,:4• 1144• .!'4
IN THE CLINTON DISTRICT 7"4'''4,41 4 .4,14, 4411 F1'141;t , , Ilt-4.4'1u;„ r 4,1` 1.141,, 1ri441-, ,,11ut,'+t tuira,•ul-
1'.: .i nonsb•r of exih,! u- ss„,..- , 1-;1-11,',',•,',1:rl;C %%11,1-4. 4'I11'lrli4'.,is
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Saturday,,Dece lJ :0014•, Jlr. l'Aisv.,1,1 s:r,1;:;. 4'44;1111,14i:1 farmers. '
At the 4 14,1111,444 corn -h•44%, h4',4I _-
R i'.M. 1iv! nl,er 1.1 io for ell••"prul' t'!'.4• ,114-A11,14E:in 1:11,4,r income reaeh4'4I
('i.1"'POS AREA1,(0.'f1I IOi{ " :1
' •►1111,4„• 11 r. Kenneth S„«erhy ' the aII tiu4'r• 'non eh;1
illy p0k of
(':1511+,, 11:,41 the 114,11 'r or 11 inn II r,,,,,,,,, $1-W,',000,-000 in July, 111.7,':: labor
prize f,.r 1+) e.i r' ,f p; i-14.1, }14. 11.;41:
- income for 1lie "whole ye:Ir of 1:1:;:1
II 114,kajg: corp. t1':4),F .'`�_',:,ti:,.4$4,(MN/.
�iOOPER1011 BIGNAIATAR
WINGHAX *AN BRADS 'CountHealth' Unit Board Requests
TnIPILEAMOZ GROUP y
Provincial Regulation of Abbatoirs
The annual meeting of the Huron
1 4. i t
h. id i4, .1ittnsrll 11.1.1441 Church 01
11'e4111c»41., of 144*, ween. with i
largae utl4:ndance t1..'l ► 14.4 parts 4,t
t11e c•vuuty.
'Two inspiring addrt•itst a were de -J.
llisercd by air. Ituy.1 11.4uitua of
tlgl• t.lIt,lrto 1'ederat1ou and the
! Huron t.'auuty 'health Unit
board, meeting at Clinton last
1'1'bursday afternoon, was informed
iby its secretary -treasurer, A. 11.
Erskine, Goderich, that the unit
hos been operating within Its 1052
budget of $50,000, at which 50 per
cent 1s rcvuveruble trout Ilite Pro-
vince. The bound utppravett next
year's budget at thte ' time amount
ex that of tIilld pest year.
° rl'he beard passed a resolution
which svi11 be furwurtled to the
provincial 1)ept{rtment of Health
requeatiug Utast, regulations regard.
lug abbutulrs be created under the
Pilt►lie llealtb Act.
Progress Report
A p►rogress report from June up
melt the present date, as prepared
by Dr. Thomas 31elady, labile
-health veterinarian, ineluded u de-
scription of the 'specific health prob-
lem 1n the county and indicated a
plan to be followed, metiliodu to be
used, and provision for tile evalu-
ation of results.
1)1,, Milady's report hs as follows:
'rite supervision of fluid milk and
meat supplies In Huron County
constitutes the work of the project.
('rhe county's population is 40,000
and its area is 1,213 square lnUes,.
'Pliers, are apr►n►xiU41tely 75 dairy
farms and 13 dairies supplying
milk to the Iiuron County consum►-
ers. '!'here are some 30 (slaughter
houses, Which are used by the.
butchers to supply-.asizeable pro-
portion ortion of the meat used In the
county. Other phases of the health
problem include the inedible slaugh-
ter houses, piggeries, loe•ker plants(
:Ind butcher 1110p14, In sr step to
ltrylrrove the quality of raw milk,
the plan will take the form of an
.Nfucstion program with the pro-
ducers and dairy operators, An in-
centive to refractory students will
be supplied through the enforce -
'tient of existing legislation au(1,
where necessary, 'abtsalnf ther
control through Jrlvnicitnil tis ws
Bev. II. A. l►i1•kinson .,t North
I Street l tilted Chur.,'b, 4, tloderich.
tilt. aluuttuu stressed the import -
twee of educating; 1111 yuuug anti
outlined tnethed,s for teaeblug the
beau. -lila of ,sohrlety,
Few Complaints
"1 have lived for -a year uud u
{ hlslf in un urea nude?( tate Canada
;Tempt -ranee Act," said the Bev..
'dr. Dicklusiou, "Uurfug 'that time
1 hose heard a few cuutplaiute
!because the uct does not bar all
liquor from the ureu. While we all
iknow that 114) act is perfect, I have
come to feel that many people 1u
Iitirun County Just don't know what
it 110.1us to live outside a restricted
:a teen.
During the 11111 I have lived in
Goderich, 1 have seen very little
drunkenness, even during 0141 114)1110
Week, I have ,44:4111 110 woman
under the influence of liquor. In
an area with beverage rooms and
liquor stores,.I have seen more boot-
legglug, ,1I•tsrrk,; monopolizing the
.1444sv4Ik, vomiting on the street
and 111 stores. One I saw full
through the display window of a
1 r t/de and once a mother .and son,
{ ;1 r11( in arm on the street, singing
111tt13, immoral song at the to1,s
•,f their voices. . . 1 am, for the
4':tnad:4 TemJ1'ranee Act."
The nominating committee re-
ported :a new slate of of)leors for
the 4.01111118 y -ar. 31r. Frank Iiow-
.4,14 4.f t,1'il,gtlanl was elected
141,4 .rd4'l,�
KI 'G�SBRIDGE
hl\e,14.11Itll►t;E, Dee. 31isres
111,rion and Dolores 1)4I11on 4,1 De-
troit spent rhe week 4•1141 with rein -
tiles here.
i (>;ODERICH TOWNSHIP a1rs. '11rrray and w,I1 Ittily of
1 11el roll V 1((i 14 111111 John (►'('ontsor
(Nri1I 111( li '1'(141' ~fill'. 0.-.•. lever $u11.k1 .
11 r; and 111,;. Br4p•k (►1,r ;and Mr. lknt Fra.vm4' :and friend, .311ss
I)4'+yc•r of London visited at the
t:,n,ily were 4.414''.1, of Mr ;41141 11r F'r;I;vne home,' over Sunday.
4:,,r414.11 •4WI' •,ver. the Wielf-411,1. Miss Framer of liesso11 spent
.I, hn 4'.4:4„uel: i► 111,1114' apt -4.. Sunday with 31r, and lits. Eugene
.1s -ruling the-11u1n,1-r sailing, 4,n the k1-ayn4.
-11rn, Mary Austin ,'arse home
rt:,(los • ; from the hospital feeling much
11 r. :,1141 11r.. 1're.41 11'il. ,u. 4;ode • better.
•1',1'1,, `.44.44• !I11111,,C 1:.i1„r" :11 :he 41r, 4•,,ri4 ..�1►rill4 iK-.'rv1118•4,11
114,1114• of lir.'an41 11 4;.•l,441 ((r: the jlyrty this week.
3,1 Lin 1111141 oi" t le• a ;''(I,- , h !
COLLEGIATE
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PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTO!_
SATJRDAY, DEC. 6th.
Ann Page Famous
FRUIT
CAKE
'IEW IMPROVFn FORMULA
3 -Ib RING Si,39
ib 49c 2 -Ib 9 5 c
4 -ib SLAB $1.71
Vigorous and Wittily
BOKAR COFFEE
Mild and Mellow
EIGHT O'CLOCK
Rich and Full Bodied
RED CIRCLE
SAVE Be
Ib bag 93c 3 -Ib bag $2.73
SAVE Se
Ib bag 88c 3 -lb bag $2.S8
Ib bag 91c
•
DEEP CUT SPECIALS!
Christie's
RITZ
salads
Fuel BAGS
- 1
CRISCO
...blacga►rine .�, •
ThLLSWEET
and Vegelahli
3anada, No. 1, Fully M,itored P r.
POTATOES
!MANGE;
hPFLES Ont., McIntosh Red, Best for Eating
APPLESN. Spies, No. 1, Best for Cooking
CARROTS Bradford Marsh, 'Tender Crisp, No: 1 3 lbs 171
S0 -Ib bag
Florida, Extra Large 176's
1,i8
do 39c,
6 -qt bask. 79c
6 -qt br,sk. 7 9c
Arr'.e Page
KETCHUP
Dr. Callcrd'a Champion- Dog or
PET !'OOD
irtnct e ; n t': z,11c
i
WNW r
CHEESE
MINCEMEAT
Christie. _r'r'mium
SODAS
13 -ox btl 23c
Cat
2 tins 25c
v* -Ib Z%4'
2 -Ib tin 39c
. Ib pko Z4c
SAVE 14%
8 -oz Pkg lBc
SAVE 14%
box of 60 67c •
SAVE 6°/.
lb 31C
SAVE 11%
lb 33c
Ann Page
MILK
BREAD
SLICED or UNSLICED
24 -oz
loaf 4c
WHITE
WHOLE WHEAT
CRACKED WHEAT
ANNE......._...
Yul,on Club (Contents only) -New Low Prices
GINGER ALE
Dole Crushed
PINEAPPLE 20 -oz tin 29=
Fancy Grapefruit
JUICE
Ann rape, 4n Tomato Sauce
BAKED BEANS 2 20 -oz tins 27c
A&P Choice Purple
P*U'NE PLUMS 215 -oz tins 33c
2 30 -oz btls 23c
20 -oz tins Z1c
Could Improve Supply
The milk supply from the Mutein
('ounty milk shed can be greatly
improved 1»' imI►r4-s4lsing the, dnIry
farmers 84.1111 the in►p ortance of
(3'airy farm milk eoolers in the
production of yule, quality milk.
I
.('Iasse liaison with the awned ser-
' through the eons►nand hygiene
011te4=r has been instituted. 1x5.41111,.4
,1;f the• need for toeal supervision
over the milk supply 14, the UA'.A.le",
st811ons at Clinton :lad Centralia,
Additional service - to the dairy
farmers 1s avail:l1le In the form of
asxtstanee in the control of 111:14-
, this 11 hru0i110as in the dairy
herd, with fllrth.'r expansion Orf this
work planned. The evaluation of
'the Improvement in the ruse milk
!supply ly will be measured by detltr•-
tnilIIrIgthe 4)•h:s 11re 1►i percentage a
,:14i!8-factury 1111Ik oattip! VS 10 1hr'
l,ublit. 1►egl1th 1ai,oratoriess.
The 4s1ucatlona 1 program with the
butchers swill be similar to the milk
program in that it will be utilized
with legislation being 4'nfore'd nu
a la,: resort. Thr m0a1ure of pro -
1 cress in the project respecting rne.l t
;141114l►lies is not ,$) (,Awious 1114 1141.1
fn the milk control program. This
is due to an increase in numbers
of new i11sta1lat1011s, Itnprov:d
estal,lishtnent44 and animals 111.-
,sls'4 -t txl.
,The veterinarian stated in 4,is-
r4'turrt that satisfactory 4-ontrol can
its. instituted :end exorcised over,
the ether plosse" of the health pro-
! gram. suet' as daughter
'piggeries. loekor plants 141141 101(0144.1.
;ships. ;1,14 animal ease -finding ,11111
e.lucn(14,11111 Jirucelh,.is program
i
('.11)141 by Launched when tete per -
mita. A survey of„ 1110 county
stiuuld Out be uecefgxary to deter-
mine the extent of animal infection,
Ke por$s On Parley
Supervisor of 'nursing for the
unit, a11s1( �esrult Cunssiusbrtiw, In
reporting on the Awerieuu .i'ut►lle
Health (_.'unveUtion She attended re-
cently in -Cleveland, staled that
15,8. citizens, wiio often have uwre
money than cunitdlans for health
surveys, oxo enypbaryring more
'mythologists, sociologists a n d
beaitlir2ducators lu• the health edit -
dation and approach to community
health programs. She stated that
they were attempting to do some-
thing that Is very difficult to do,
that is, to measure the Amount of
success of various types of ap-
proach to health education.
!'.residing at the meeting was
t°►oatd chulrurtan W. A. Galbraith,
3Vingttatn, and present were mem-
is.z's, Karl Campbell, IR,AI. 1, Exeter;
Frank Sills, 'Heaforth ; Murray
Johnson, Winghani ; E. H. Snyder,
It,it. 2, Clinton, along with '1)r. It.
31. Ak}ts, the unit's director.
PORTER'S HILL
1"OKTN,Jt'S 11I'LL, Dee. 3. - - A
social evening was held in the
school -house on friday evening In
honor of u rcecutly married couple,
Mr. and Mrs. W. IL afotterssbead
(nee Audrey IIarris). The first
part of the evening seas spent 1n.
playing euchre. ','hose getting the
prizes were: Ilig11 lady --Yvonne
Harris; high gent --Allen Betties;
low lady -Mrs, .1. Harris; low gent
-.Nelson Williamson, The young
errsple were asked to come forward
and an address was read 1►y Wil-
fred IUeke-s and a lovely t r'illght
lamp and cake plate were presented
by Keith (ox, The' bride and
groom thanked their friends for
the lovely gifts in a few well-
chosen words. Lunch was then
served.
The' Community Club has decided
110 omit -.its. Dm -miser meeting,
Jug to the lousy (Shr(sttmis season,
Iloweveer, it will be held a week
earlier than usual, ,January 1.1, :at
Mrs. John M e('owan's and the pro-
gTaua will be curried out the same
44•:1/4 decided for December.
Don't forget the Sunday 4.•111'•;1
concert to be held - In the basement
I of ' the ehureh on Deee:,(jer 12.
1 1,e'eryoIle welcome,
WESTFIELD
'4VJ';S'J'1•'IELD, D(•r. :1. (;114'1.41 . t
the hone of Mr, 'and Mrs. ('1arerlco
('ox net Sunday. wore Mr, and Air,.
D
kola Id Sprung and chi1(1ren of
llnIlett Township aril Mr. and 31r..,
Mel ('ox and Beverly of (;odc•r'i,•h.
i Several from the r(11111y a1t4'14d-
Id 4110 temperance meeting at Ault -
urn ell 11'edni's(Jay afternoon.
The W.M.S. had ss social even:lI
at tht• church on Friday night,
W11011 a ea11ple of Christmas films
were• shown, After ;c short 4)111-
grarn of pria.110 stilt*, duets and
readings. hinr•h, conWistipg 'of s11nd-
wtelaes, pie and tea, was nerved,
Mrs. Stevens of (;4-41er14'h. s144n1
the week -end with , her 4141ughte,•,
Mrs. Kenneth ('atrp1xe11.
Mr. and Mrs. Karel 11'lghtnlan
visited on Sunday with airs. 1lertry
Mather": of I,ueknow.
Guests on Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Fre,} C-iok were Mr. and
Mrs. ,lin Bonk and c11ildr4-n of
('rent, Mr. and - Mrs; Bo:1,k 'sr01.1
For transportation to the polls on
Monday next
PHONE 162
1354J - 412
This ad sponsored by the Goderich Jaycees.
IN APPRECIATION of the honor you bestowed on me
by acclaiming me as' YOUR MAYOR FOR 1953
4.4
May I assure you I will do mr utmost to live up to
your expectations.
SEASON'S GREETING AND BUT .WISHES.
JOHN E. HUCKINS
48x
For Sound, Progressive Municipal Government
RE-ELECT
K. J. PENNINGTON
FOR COUNCILLOR FOR 1953
For a ride to the polls Phone 796M - 1281 y-- 272
As in the past, your vote will be appreciated.
FOR RE-ELECTION VOTE
WILLIAM R. WOOD
COUNCILLOR FOR 1953
FOR A RIDE TO THE POLLS PHONE 403
LEEBURN
11,11•:111'!tN, Dee. a,---.31iss Lizzie
Horton has gone to Dungannon to
sp►elid the wetter mouths wit'b her
brother, air. Henry Morton unit
Mrs, Murton.
Mr. and firs, Wilfred Smith net
torcd to Walkerton on 'Tuesday
e4 -ening to attend the funeral of
311', '13mlth's,s'ister, Mrs, John Mar-
tin- un Wednesday morning,
Mrts. A. 13. Cluttou, sr., received
werd of the death of her sister,
31rs. Alex alonteitti at the home of
her ..,nephew, lir. W'illiain lfutiiering-
ham at Jlrueeileld. 31nr, Monteith
was tormerly of Kippeu. )lrs.
t.sluttun wus,t utile to motor to 13uee-
field on Friday; The funeral was
held on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bennett and
Terry of Detroit visited reutives
here over the Thanksgiving lwliciay.
.Leeburn W.M.8.,-!rile Nov4'mber
meeting of the Lecbur'n V.MM.
was held +1 r1ier honi.e of Mrs, An-
drew Bogie with a splendid attend-1unee of members. )Its. J. Morton
led the worsJblp service, Miss Belle
Shaw led the .rZespunstve Scripture
reading and )firs. Bert Bogie offered
,prayer, 51rs, llurrower, who acted
as delegate to the:sectional meeting
In Auburn, delivered un excellent
report of the day's happenings. abet.
13. Bogle introduced the new study
book. The articles for the bale
to be scent to Labrador were oq
display. The bale was valued at
;20. A 'suggestion by the president
that the officers remain the sante
for the coming year was quickly
put to (c motion by )fess Helen
Clark and seconded by airs. Wil-
liam Bellows. Following the SOCIA 1
hour, Mrs. Elmer hunter displayed
a lovely selection of Christmas
cants, wrapping's, ete. The Decem-
ber meeting is being held one week
earlier on December 10 at the home
of .airs. J. Morton,
Mr. Waiter llurvey.of Bruno, bask.,
Mr, A. E. Cook of Myth and Slim
Violet took of Godenich,
air, and airs. %Vatter Tisdale ref
Kfudersle_t, bask,, v1.5114d 4)1 111e
home of air.. unci Mrs. Maurice
Bosnian on 11'ednest111),
,1r. and Mrs. Charles Smith, airs,.
J. 1.: 31e1)owell, air. 1;44410;1 e-
l-howell and airs. ("llar•Ies 1$righ:iin
;arid Catherine WWere London visitors
o11 'Tuesday. -
31r. and 31rs. Duncan M,NltI,',l
:an.l 1'113111s of Walter visited els
Stin.1ii with .Mr..ss 1141 Mrs. Bos-
nian,
,, -
nian,
Miss Jit•ity Rodger of G4sler'I,•h
wee k
the
spent sp
I weekeiul with her par-
ents, 31r. and .31rs. 1:wcrs'at itodg;r'r,
; 31r, Harold Itoritllan of Toronto
!pent 111e week -end with his par-
ents, air. and airs. AI. Jiosm.lot,
Jlex►srs, 19111 1141411er and ,'ern
Nicholson were :'ort pluton v.islhrrs
Over the Wet1k-en(1.
THE VOICE OF TEMPER-
ANCE
, The question was whether or
not the new suburban commun-
ities around Dallas, Texas,
should be incorporated in the
city, The decision was that
they would not. And the reas:
on gen w,as that they did not
want liquor outlets in these
new housing areas. They knew
that liquor outlets in their
midst would mean more liquor
-more liquor consumption -
more drunkenness -more acci-
dents -more broken homes -
more wrecked lives -more tra-
gedy. We in Huron . der not
want liquor outlets in our
county. We do not want all
the nuisance that liquor brings
with it. We want the Canada
Temperance Act which forbids
the opening of liquor outlets
and forbids the sale of liquor.
This advt. sponsored by' Huron
County Temperance Federation.
RE-ELECT
WM. ANDERSON
YOUR ACTIVE COITNCILLOR
FOR INDUSTRY AND 'LOWER TAXI$
VOTE 1
JAMES • CH SHOLM
FOR THE 1953 GODERICH TOWN COUNCIL
As one of the largest residential taxpayers in Goderich
and :hav'Ing had eight years experience on the Con
borne Township Council, he feels be can serve the
best interests of the Town of Goderich today,
LOOK TO THE FUTURE -
Let's annex more land to the Town of Goderich and be
prepared for future expansion. For immediate action
on the 1953 Goderich Town Council, VOTE
R. B. (Rosie) DESROCH (X)
For information and free transportation call 1372,
- IF one good term deserves another
RE-ELECT
CHARLES M. ROBERTSON
FOR 1953 COUNCIL,
VOTE
I S
MISS � JOSIE SAUNDE
FOR COUNCILLOR
More co-operation with the Ontario Department of
Education' in co-ordinating recreation facilities in
Goderich.
YOUR VOTE FOR JOHN VINCENT FOR' TOWN
COUNCILLOR 18 SOLLIoITED,
I served on -your council 111 1951 and 1952 and I feel
with tiiat experience I could give you gots service in
1953. If elected, I shall do my part to see that all
matters are handled carefully'" and fairly to everyone.
JOHN VINCENT
48x
1 's:li 4 T3 Q1 ® 3 l iJ �F3 �3 V4 's^S e's,311, 13
Ladies! No More Wash Days
with the WESTINGHOUSE
Laundromat
and Clothes Dryer
WE HAVE NEW LOW PRICES ON ALL
REFRIGERATORS -
MODELS
AT -
$279, $289, $299, and $349
.$5.00 DOWN DELIVERS
For your Christmas shopping we have a
large stock of
CLOCK RADIOS .,
PERSONAL "RADIOS
COMBINATION RADIOS
TOASTERS
IRONR
GRfLLB
DEEP FRYERS
- MIX MASTERS
COME IN OR PHONE. FOR A DEMONSTRATION
VVILF REINHART ELECTRIC79 Hamilton St. - Phone 466
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