HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-01-07, Page 3'}I GROUP During th& month D• einber
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Verse0s, one shut4in-remembere
Oft 'parcel sent.to
the in -
nates --of ConntY Home.
Mrs. Ieter Mac. A ,Christmas party was held by;
Members, with Mrs. H. lid0r1eY
ened With the taking the role she
Santa Claus„ad,
carols led "hatably, as she presented. ).lifts,
Str:-WADI frcM1 under a. pretty ehOSWAS
foltOron tree. •A delightful lunch provided
s. Burrows. . by all the members was enjoyed,
- Mtr the business was'attended The program consistedof Scrip.•
.to. minister. ,ture, readings, a sol0 .50,s
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.porarily installed the nw Ors prayer Afre„;.-
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for 1954, /r. _ .444 Oelr^. • Jewell. -
rs;11.-• Wii1401104treSented th.e.-Mrs. All.r„ Peters and 'Mr . IVI.
F004414.; Osident-wilh_poetr-y she: rs, ConteSt , ere- 4
'•"tIW-14b nd: v,14sod. -the -meeting. •I
'co, 9 •. .gments,
Mrs ant 'Aitchie then teiek- )c`cne,e.shaw.
' rrain a; ' ,. 4,,Christmas. table,
Mr Pe '.* ac ut Vettrin$ Presi- ,lieipus Innch was served under
-, • 4 ,` b .
Saltiefer, 'first vice, a'upervision of •Mrs. Alex Alex-
PreW104 ::'poured tea, and -a de- ander. , „_„. _
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kir* 61.01$0' liltik10,er. at
#ttIace: atter the'. .42,th
ballot birth° deadlocked elettion
to name a successOr to i'resident
Vtrkeentx,ikuriol gave' hilm
jerky. On tke 180- hallut; wen
the presiden, a France; "
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One of the feature attract:16ns at the
'Canadian National' E>Ilibition...-for the past
sever'il . years has be err the bandStand pro-
gram presented bY,the CeSlie--Belt_Singers.
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Dr,- Leslie Bell, conductor of the Bell
Singers, so popular on Radio and TV, writes
a column about music in The Toronto Daily
Stareach Saturday.
.Dr. Bell's informal discussions on subjects,
"-connected with music make music and "
musical -7 -terms• more—understandable and
therefore more enjoyable for all. Dr. Bell's,.
articles are Interesting to all *music lovers.'
:-And- The Daily Star brings. you all the
news and the latest news pictures.
Order The ,Dailsr Star ,delivered to your
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There was a friendly battle
to get the first licence plate
.Goderich.. when the plates
wenf-oxi sale- last Saturday
morning,.
Two :old 'friends turned up
at Blackstone's. at...nine. o'Clock
• to vie for the honor. William
Smith, . of 1.31 Keays street,
was there first and got the.first
plate, -number E5701.
Henry ir: Barker,,. of .158
Hincks street, got the seciond
one --number E5702. -
'Neither one knew the other ,
was going to be there when
the licences went on sale_ But
they afe friends of long stand-
ing. They worked together in,
Stratford on the old, Grand
Trunk„Railway_oVer 40 years
ago.
Ralph Btackstone, Depart-
ment of Highways licenee re- •••
preSentative in 'Gedericit, said
• at would likely. be sometime
.. •
Three Mengiers
rik„ii police forte took the oath of
ialleaoLee and ' the;_o_0,hut offt_e0
in a Otearing.in c*010105F.ColidUct-
ed b$` County Court 400.
0404.140 v6litialy At 3
kiSt 'nine hdurs before ,th.ey took
over duties-0Mcially.
Chief -Constable Hall, Con-
St4101,4 41;;Outtl'iVatson Albeit
Sonth took the oaths. The fourth
member of the force, Constable
John Cartwright, of Minato,. had
not arrived in town in time for tilt
-
ceremony.
The new force took over its
-duties last Friday, 'succeeding the
four man fer4e ,Which IQ. 'been.
supplied by the 'Ontario Provincial
Following the, cerernony,„,Jnrige
Oostello gave a brief eornMentary
in which he wished the force suc-
cess in its undertaking. -Referring
to the oaths which the p„olicf. had
taken, the. judge said, "1 am one of
those 'officers of the law who be-
lieve that an oath should not be
idly taken."'
- Good , Town
Judge Costello said b.e was pleas-
ed to welcome the force to a good
towardthe middle of February
before the rush to purchase
licences starts.
III the first half hour th
markers were on sale, he ha
given out only nve.
td/n. "This is a good town to like
in. ou can make your sojourn
leas t or unnleas_ant,"
WA:114# a 1-0t-' • .-ef,tighp
p»Iimeu 11,140, tie ,j144kne ,
We have ...come. a long way,
since. I Came here 20; years ago.'
He referred to Artintr,Arkosst a
fdrmer chief of Goderich,
Who;, le said, was especially help-
ful in juvenile court work,
He noted also that -Constable 3.
L. Finnigan and, CorPoral. Lorne,
Butherford-4f the'Provincial Polic
'detachments were 'being trans-
ferred to Guelph, Be_paid tribute
to their work and also paid tribute
to Crown Attorney H. Glenn Hays,
(4.C. and assured the police they
Would have his co-operation. 4.1e
'said he felt Magistrate D. E.
Holmes,, Q.C., was an outstanding
man.
• "You're starting here with a
clean sheet," he concluded, -and I
• hope you will get the support of
the town."
• The judge Was thanked by Mayor
J. E. Huekins who attended the
ceremony at the Court House gong
with members of the Town Coun-
cil and other town officials.
The sMallest-doeke weeicS
face41.144$0tratg D. . aloleoes
•Vteri urt
opened liVre tlat horsda7
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er'session Was Wound up in:
'.abdtIt 20 minutes.
Only „three eases were liSfed
on the docket, two of which
were , adjourned. ,The third
was :ler decision of. a hearing
at court in Winghana.
"It looks as if there has
be -err -little- Crime daring the
holidays," commented Crown
•AttOrney ,1f. Glenn fleYsi--Q-C.
certainly,.a commendable
list," said the magistrate.
Mailed to Any 'Address
1 month $1.25
3 months 3.50
6 montlfia 6.50
year • ---.---
Acktress Prelilation Dept,,Daily 'Star .
80 King St, W., Toronto
DANCING IWEDNESDAY AND—SATURDAY
turday, -Paul Cross and bis preheat's,.
Wednesday square dance might.
'Clarence Petrie said the ifigid Hawks.
• The Pavilion is available for afternoon amd everting
• rentals. The litai*gement caters to luncheons, baar,..-
-quets, weddnig reotlitions,- ttc. PhoF,te 675 or 419.
Would- it
anything to you
to- ,,,Jhat
. the nfortgagenon
your place will be
cancelled--fiy, the
• event . of your
• liTUrth -an extra,
1% on the interest
Fate see me: ,
B. R. ROBINSON
• Representative •
•„ R.R. 1, Port Albert, Ontario
Phone Carlow: 2105
On the North American Con-
tinent there are about as many
cattle as people. -.Suppose that
every year $200i900,000 were
spent promoting 'a commodity
that had made 7,000,000 cattle
diaeased and increased the num"-
ber of hicura.ble animals' by
250,000, a, year, ,what Would
cattlemen say?- ,What would
he Governmehtdr-agrkultuilat
departments have to say?-, Yet
that is exactly what the
'high13i colored, lavish' liquor ad-
vertising is helping to" do
to:hull= beings. Look over
Allpse' statistics again. They
present a grim -picture of
modern drinking. It is »�t ex-,
'aggerated in. the"leastv..-Allur:
ing advertising is cl,efmitely en-
eouraging —the -,--drink habit,
Why. mot , ask .our Government
• at -Toronto to apply little of
..li
their quior revenue to adver-
tising the harmful effects. of
liquor drinking? We already
have 30'000 alcoholics in On-
tario. TWent3r-two Clinics for
the treatment of alooholics ate
being set:up in Ontario by the
Government: this is admirable
SALITA-GE work: What about -
least in ounce of prevention
through advertising?
-This •• advartis'ement.....iponsoyed by
• Huron, County_ Temperance
• —
The Presbytery, of Huron of the
United Church of Canada met
Tuesday;- December 29, at Blyth
United Church. 'Nelson Trewartha„
of Clintenn5resided over the meet-
ing. .
The particular feature of inter-
est was tit presence of .• the ,fiVe
candidates the ministry, beleng-
ing 4) Huron presbytery, who *ere
the •special, guests. This meeting,
coming between Christmas and.
New Year, permitted all the stud-
ents to be present.' The commit-
tee on Studblats"and Colleges assist-
ed the Presbytery executive in
arranging the meeting. MUch
credit is due Rev. W. C. Parrott,'
of Crediton, for the success of the
The4gaididates, were .introduced
by R,ev. N. D. MeLeOd, of Kippen.
The Presbytery was also introduced
to the candidates by Rev. A. G.
Eagle, of Clinton. The five canu
didates th'en addressed the court in
the 'follo-wing order: Clifford.,
Kelly, .of Belgrave; DOnald,,A.
iYIc-
Kenzie, of Blyth; Leslie McSpad-,
den g of Seaforth; BrOC-k--Voddeni•
of Blyth and Harvey Spatling if
Loridon. All the ',candidates ar
taking the course hi Arts at WaT---.
ern pnd Victoria Universities:-Sef-
eral•Proispective candidntes for the
Ministry also wse present at -the
meeting. -
• Cecil Wilson, of Exeter - High
Sche91, gave an address during the,•
dinner hour on the theme: "What 1
We expect from our Minister?"
During the afternoon session an-
other address. was, given by. Rev,
R. A. -Break, of Bluevale, Clerk of
Presbytery en "The experience of
a Minister in the field." N. W.
Trewartha commended the men their splendid addresses and. wish-
ed them success in their studies
and happiness in their 'future work
as -ministers of the United Church.'
Ur!ie
clerkship.ot W4nirAnOS •Vf9-
ShiP attcr $e,arS Igit
efficient ' set -Vice' terj1W-totashipz
hiIlipsta sepretPXy.Ar04.0hrer
*'West'Wkatkoah;Vititatt1,tez,iA
Insnraiine -cOmpallY, diduties
of the. two °fates' •have, ecomo,
increasingly heavy.
ias
been verbally announced, -althea&
Ilis lbe 4a Pbillips:liestru.lisbee;:oisp:arr_s.e:saiig:niteovi ist.
definite. The appointriaent of
ig
the 'business, to engage the atten-
tion 'cd. the 1954 Council wheialhe
Board meets, early in January.
Mx. Phillips was appointed clerk
31 years age on the 6th of Febru-
ary. He succeeded ,Williarrr Thomp-
Sou who had carried on the clerk-
shiP ditties , temPorarily for •six.
menth'S 'fblIbWing the death of
Walter Wilson. "
iis appointment- cane during' - -
the reeveship Ben Naylor., one
of eight reeves under whom Mr.
Phillips has .served. The oth.ers
are -Albert Johnston, Williani,111ole,
John Andersen, of Ifensall, Won
the Championship of Huron Connty
with -44 out of 50 in, 'a'trap not
eld at-Kippen on. New Yearli-pay,
sponsored bylhe Kippep Gun Club.
, Tom . Sherritt, Hens*, won
the doubles charapionship Atith 18:
eut of 24. Twenty Almters were
present from Stratford, -1,011011, William Ste*art, Thomas Webster,
Goderieh, Exeter, Hensall and Kip- Brown Smyth, Everett Finnigan
pen. Another shoot is being plan- and 'Harold Gaunt. • During .that
ned for on Spnuay, January 10. tinae Brown Smyth *ought the
Charlie Prause, of Goderich, And _honor of the Huron County warden-
-William Venner, of Hensall, oldest ship „to West Wawanosh Township.
members ef the club"; Will be CP- -LOngest Service
tains and will choose up sides. Four treasurers, William Thomp-
Losing side will provide the supper son, William Webster, W. A. Boyle
for, the members„ and their wives. and Clarence- Greer have •served,
the tewnship during Mr. Phillips'
B. OF M. PLACES FIRST Clerkship of 31 years, which 'gives
MONTREAL, Jan. 4. --,For, .the him the distinction of having held
eighth consecutive year, the MR" this office longer than any other
of Montreal has scored top place West Wawanosh clerk. -This dis-
among Canadian banks for 19..53' in tinction is not confined to the
the ”Bank Ad -Views" .continging township alone, for.„4undOx-
study of financial advertigihrlYil si:dar-fienit4-,.tki,,,ffitafia''Clerkin
the North American continent, Huren CoUnty at present can lay
leading to the Socrates High Award claiin to a similar period of service.
of the Year. Recalling some of the highlights
Another survey made recently of his clerkship, one of his first
on a nationwide basis by a leading experiences was the municipal vote
Canadian research organization, that abolished statute labor. .Mr:
confirms this standing, by showing Phillips also recalls the recount in.
public readership of B of\M adver- the reeveship election when Wil-
tising in newspapers, 'magazines liam- Stewart won •over William
and public vehicles as the highest Mole; by two votes. A recount of:
-among Canadian banks lar a wide the ballots left -the-- figures -un-
margin. '11;'-- changed. West Wawanosh was
one of the first townships to buy
Holiday guests with Mr. and Mrs. a rock crusher and was the first
Clifford Holland, St. George's Cres- municipality in-. Huron County to
cent, were Mr. and Mrs. John Hol- raise the local asses-sment to the
land..of London, Mr. and Mrs, level of the". -County equalized as-
sessment, which meant thousands
of dolLars to West Wawanosh from
the Department's annual subsidies.
Durlhg 'TiTg"---3-1: years as clerk,
West ,Wawanosh has not spent a
dollar for la:w costs, and Mr:
Phillips has only missed three
meetings.—LuCknow Sentinel,
George, Ilolland _andi.son -of Barrie,
and Mr. and Mrs. Miuzray-aollanilk
and son .of Woodstock.
• This man started out -for himself;
years- ago, and soon. estabil4;e0 •))
succipful one-men„fiesinesv ThOot.
•tome-the,prciblem that after his dee&
his widow might be
business at a loss. of Conodo,
• Business Inrrance solved this. !•krio
thennterprise will be isurchased from
his widow by senior employees a,
figure set daring his lifetime.
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you how the' facilities - di.-
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Mr. and Mrs-. W. IL couithunt
were in Toronto recentlyi.,attending, ,
the funeral of the latter's .cousin;,' -
Mrs. E. Dora McCarthy.
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D: GUITARD,
Stonework, -Brickwork and
Plastering
A good job- of plastering has
no substitute
Phone 482, Brock and Victoria
Don't get caught UNDER-
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tod'ffy's. insurance is ual
•
to today's replacement. cost.
,Fora check-up jusit ph 1647
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insurance Office, 46 West Street,
Goderich, Phone 115yv
Appearing in court laSt Thursday
• before Magistrate D. E. Holmes,
on a fa-lse ,pretenes, -charge,
•Rr.G. Adams, of Wingham, was not
asked to plead • and heard .the
charge :adjourned for two weeks.
Adams is alleged to have obtain -
'ed •chickens valued at $114 from
James Tieishman, Goderich Town-
ship, on November 10, by means
Of _a weithless cheque. Se was
released tm bail,
•
' Crown AttOrney H. Glenn Hays,
QC, told the cdurt that the ac-
cused had been'arrested in Toronto
, and brought back here foArial.
YOU CAN 'DEPEND
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IVIleii-kieneys Nil to •
.reineite exeSSs
ache, tired feeling,
disturbed rest often KlDNJ
foliow Don's
Kidney Pills .stinati-
late kidney's- tt•
- -nOrmuf duty. .You
feel Lietter•-,-skep
better, work' better.
” Get Dodd's. at any
drug store. You can
depend ou Dodds. •
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