The Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-01-21, Page 114.11- . Pr,
'10/eF is visiting, 40 daughter".at
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Mrs. W.
•T.4PORk is 1ort
Colborne 4.04:iiis,
her (1.,alightert, :MSS. *ridAnderson, erstna;!aeg.14.„, Jetrid's many
riends wish ker.'.'a`sP,efilkieco,yery;
• W.M.S.-Mrs. :J. C. Stoltz 4Vengcl
her home for the January Meeting
of .the W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian
Crch..The, president, Ws,'" W.
„ed, presided withMrs,...._John
Houston at sthe Piano. The de-
votional w4§ taken byMis. Fred
Ross who read the Scripture, gave,
,Meditation ow- same andoffered
ray'. The secretary, •Mrs. Jack
FRallani, read the minutes of the
Decernber meeting and also. ,gave
the treasurer's report showing $140
had been sent to the',-PresbYterial
treasurer. The: roll 'call was an-
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Scovery" .in Canada and'
iVisrta*O" '
Haines rand.Mra. Wes Dradi..
Thi was'. followeidlbje:
"Who is your 4* *e
Minnie Wagner odneeck.
StudIr:boolv„flItherCer. The Sun."
Mrs: John Houston read,' an, I
Wing -letter frore.ftev.. and
Self of-Iiidia,' telling of their vork
'there. The offering :received
and Ws. .Ross Offered 'the clediCA
prayer, The February ' *get
. will be held at the home of
grs. Edgar Lawson. The Meeting
'closed,. with a lbrinn and prayer by
1VIrrs.'•••Ross. - The hostess served
dainty refreshments.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mis.. John Slywchui has return-.
ed 04 her home inTimminS •'after
spending a holiday' with ,her son
and -daughter-in-law, Mr. and . Mrs,
Win. Slywchuk of Londe and with
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Martip
L-.
Robert Galley Was return-
ed to Thls base at Halifax, NS.,
after: spending his 30 -day leave
with his -parents, .-Mr. , and Mrs,
John Gauley and two sisters,
Barbara and Ruth' Ann. Robert
has -just completed his basiic train-
ing at Cornwallis, N.S. • ---
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The universal $40 a month old
'age pension at 70 now Costs '$345
Million a year; a `$65 a month pen-
sion -without means test at age 65
would cost $847 million .annually. I
Home after .6,000 mile jeurney-by-air .frem Liberia where she
became the first victim, of poliomyelitis in the country's 'history,
Mrs. David Graham,. 29 -year-old mother of -three children will
receive further treatment in Torento, arranged by the Ontario
Chapter of the, Canadian Foundation for Poliomyelitis • Mrs
Graham is shown, 'with her husband andWA stewardess Kay
MacKay.
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alkaliMaaa,
expanded range of models);
Now . . pver 125 thrifty, hard-wOrkie,,, •
models tol'choose from in the' new 1954
Ford TrUck. line -the greatest haulingajob
coverage in all Ford Truck history ! Here's
the right truck „for your rob, wherever you
drive, whatever you haul!
wider -V-8 :power range],
Now . . -mighty V-8 engines, ranging
from 106 to 170 -Hp., and including 4 new,
advanced -design, overhead-valve V -8's . .
all produCts of the experience tained in -
building more V-8 engines than, all other
manufacturers conibined. •
F-700 ,Conventional "Big Job"
• • A "cOmpletelrnew Series of eXtr•a-
Jenes. 'heavi-duty huskies with G.V.W.
Ratings.up to 19,500 lbg.-G.C.W. Ratings'
up to 34,000 lbs. Builtfor the most econotu-
' ical mounting,:of practically any type of
cust014-b0Sly!
,r _I Two entirely new
%1PIHD-IrOniVortls: Series of stiub-nosc-
hauling champs -now making six Cab
Forward Series in all ! 6.V.W. Ratings from
14,000 to :27,000 lbs Ratings-
• from 24,000 to 55,000 lbs. All the evest
Cab Forward , features for thrifty speed-
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giant six-wh, ee• ers..-
- new
Two all -
Ser es Of a &a1.
• rear-ixle Tandems for super -strenuous
extra -heavy duty work. G.Y.,W. Ratings to
4 0,,000, lbs. Ratings to 60,000 lbs.
„in tractor -trailer COmbinations! Featuring
completely modern and efficient dual rear
axle assemblies!
Expanded 'Poker' Delivery 'Series!
All-new, extra-thriftif-,50Q heavy-duty Ser-
ies, for profit -paying multi -stop delivery ,
Work, with G.V.W. Rating •of 14,000 lbs..
Now . . fully, transmission
available (at extra oSt) on F-350 Parcel
Delivery!
Oriverited Cab efficiency!' -
The most cbmfortable cabs on the -road,
with all-round visibility, extra -comfortable
• 3 -man seat,' safety-po*Sitioned controls --
designed to reducp. Jatigue, keep.. driver
more efficient on tbe, job !
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•New Ford -built,
durabi
truck -16tigh
parts are built stronger to last longer.
Extra stamina packeCinto frames, springs,
brakes, clutches and,'iranstuissions keeps
your truck, on the jot), loihger, cud doh ."
rnaintenanc-e and repair costs. - •
,,i4k(*oit400' 0
forconsider hiring a part-time assi.st-
'r .010. 40450
jL the council meeting Mot -
*Wed • Contell:4:411-4-.
in bis in-
augural address he suggested :that,
.current2taw,. could be' paid atthe:
thus enabling the assessor
to.eoono9traitog cCdl•eetion,ti
-arrears.• '
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The
'Alarm said that after talk-
ing: with Ir. Sturdy and .consider-
ing ..the matter furtherith he thought
that having takes' paid' through a
bank -might havean adverse effect
on the collections, -7t
He pointed out that he felt the'
" assessor hadconsiderablework to
do and that his vvork..had increased
in the . past .12, ye -44 In 1942,
when Mr. Sturdy assumed office,
the mayor said, the tax roll brought'
a revenue of $91,797. In 1953, 11
years • later, the ivvge, was
• DUNG.*NON, Jan. 20. -Master
• Norris Sampson, 10, elder son of
Mr. and 'Ws. Gordon Sampson,
• Goderich, firho is residing with lug
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Brivett,
experienced a thrill on Saturday
-I when he heard his grandmother's
-and grandfather's voices on the
telephone from 'Cern-Wall, England•
They were notified Thursday of the
appointment call for Saturday and
readiness was made to be on hand.
.The voice came,very distinctly and
• they -said could not be better or
Clearer. His grandmother, Mrs.
Charles Sampson, visited her son,
Gordon, wife andfamily four years
ago. Mrs. Sampson and children
heard 'the grandfather for the first
time. The„call, they said, was
costing $12 for five minutes but
was worth it, and as might be
said in any case, would he a cure
for "nostalgia." -
The January -meeting of the Wo-
men's Association was held at the
4hoine of Mrs. 0. Popp. Mrs.
Errington iopened the meeting•.
Mrs: -Hugh McWhinney read „the
Scripture. Mrs. J. Itivettgave the
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More Work -
4,.,.At
4t work -Ias been. huliding up
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;t P.
ffice," Ma�r
,0l , .1' . trtld council.
,"In the ti'ie
I.Vbeen here approximately Mr01.* •new:iore:4re .been .
v4.Th4t,totA0ili„ the
bileuliethn:,etmspotigaeel:s"tae?-,:nnithit7ie,:m. 1,1:41.t,:0'1:sii:c
aetke :11,, r i ,i, ton enthee hiring
li rn7i;efr; 47 lses:(ihrlialiOu'''It, -would°-tfme. X iassist-
ant not
At the 'same time,f, the mayor
complimented Clerk S.: H. Blake;
and suggested an increase in sal-
ary fbr him. "He •is a very effic-
ient man," said the mayor. "I
don't believe we're paying him a
salary commensurate with his
work.
lesson on "The Kingdom." Mrs.
E. Bere led in prayer. The roll
call -was answered by payment of
• fees by 27 members.Mrs. H.
Alton gave the financial report
which was very successful for the
year. • Mrs. G. Hodges reported for
the parsonage committee. Mrs. E.
Ellington spoke few words on
Our -work for • next year. It was
decided thata congregation supper
would be planned for March 19.
•The program committeeis:./e be
Mrs. D. Phillips, Mrs. L. Stingel,
Mrs. C. Crozier and 'Mrs. R. Irvin.
The dinner committee is to be Mrs.
W. Petrie, Mrs. G. Hodges, Mrs. E.
Culbert and Mrs. R. Finnigan. The
decorating committee is 'Mrs. H.
• Congram, I4R. Eedy, Mrs. Ryan,.
Mrs. W. Brown. A donation is to
be sent to -the Temperance Feder-
ation. •Mrs. W.. Cranston gave a
reading' entitle& "A new year."
/qrs. C. Blake had the topic, "Six-
teen cats with a ..11,angover."
1rhatik you" letters and eards
were read. The 'hostesses were
Mrs. J. Finnigan, Mrs. F. -Veritrand,
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Mrs. G. Watt and Mrs. k 'Culbert.
• Custom -Sedan
Light blue in color -Just like- new
20,000 mile-C1914a.oviipfr tor
- '$1750
1952 Pontiae
Sedan
Preen in coloi•---New tires
NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SERVICE OFFICE
Particulars regarding dutieS etc., obtainable from posters
displayed at 'N'afional Employment -Service and Post Office.
Applicationi available at same officesshould be filed with
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the Civil Service Commission . •
• '• 1200 -Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario
• NOT LATER THAN JANUARY' 30, int'.
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Radio ---New tires,-AUroon in •
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color-Reall clean •
$975•••••,:::, „,
1950
1111111/11Inamisammuirimamai
DeSoto Sedan • -
New white' wall tires --Radio
Fluid drive •"
irAperitii
**Area
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Light green in color--Peod ,
utility vehicle i• 11'
Brings the Station Nearer
1950 Ford. Custorn
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- Tudor
an.as..o.,„suirsnaw
1950 Chev S�dan
built radie-Maroon in
color
•See for yourself how Motorala tt quality perform-
ance ,and styling" Within ever ?ody's reach. • With
Motorola you get styling that won the Fashion Academy'
• Award, plus performance that challenges comparison• .
Motorola has a full one year wai:ranty on all parts
and this is backed up by the Most complete service shop
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in Goderich. •
Be sure to buy your Motorola where you can get it
• serviced.
HURON ROAD
NOT -;SO LONG . TO.. *Alt
(Sault Ste. Marie Star),
t.11. old days a man wasnAt-:
supposed to kiss a_.,4giri until he
wasengaged to 'tar. - Now he -mils&
has to wait until the paint's *Y.
A 'ectoiiiis oritegik-
MaSs 4114
'outstanding
istry bid made to
first student to answer - shouted:
44Voridogt
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