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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-05-20, Page 7C•: .ip4.4pp�f5d ()BARTERED ACCOUNTANT $ . M..HsARVIZia OHARTI ?RED A-OQOUNT.A•NT W5 South St. Goderich, Ont. CHEMOPR,ACTIC f JRBERT E. ,L3U0H, D.O. Doctor of Chiropractic. Office Hours; Mon., Thurs.-9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tues.. Fri -9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 7 p.m. to 8p.m. Wed. & Sat. 9 to 1130 a.m. Vitamin Therapy es—Corner of South St. and tannia Road. Phone 341. Geo. G. MacEwan GENERAL INSURANCE MASONIC • TEMPLE WEST STREET Peter S. MacEwan Generet, -Lifet Real Estate Phone 230, Goderich 3. A. L. CELE Optoemetrist—Optician Eyes Examined, Glasses'Fitted Phone 33 Goderieh, Ont. ..1•• O. F. CHAPMAN General Insurance Pyre, Automobile, 'Casualty Real Estate 30` Colborne St., Goderich - Phone 18w F. s tron�� T. Arms OPTOMETRIST Phone 1100 for appointment SQUARE GODEkICH YOU „THINK OF INSURANCE SEE H. M. FORD t Insured=Stay Insured Rest Assured aid( of Com. Bldg. „ TELEPHONE 268W SUPERIO r PROPANE - GAS for better cooking, water heating and refrigeration Alf. J. Schmidt, representative. Stratford Phones 3260. Res. 3051R ' P.O. Box ' 98 -28tf (U! y •GAS WMN.• TAY •.. '}'''R9WWJr MRSJOHN COLE Pur eral servites were held Sat- urday, afternoon at Exeter for Mrs. John II. Cole, 84, mother of Arthur Ia. Cole of Goderich. Mrs. Cole died at the home of a son, Fred, at Exeter. Rev. A. E. Holley con- ducted the services at the Hopper - Hockey Funeral Home. Interment was in the Exeter Cemetery. She was born in Hibbert Town- ship, and was the former Margaret J. Hackney. After her marriage she and her husband farmed at Lumley until retiring 32 years ago, and moving to Exeter. She was a member of Main Street United Church.. Her .huslhand died seven years ago. Surviving are two sons, Fred, Exeter; Arthur L., Goderich; and one ,sister, Miss Alice Hackney, Exeter. z� Three out of every five of Can- ada's hotels are located in Quebec or Ontario. HAVE YOU A BUILDING PROBLEM? Let's give you FREE ESTIMATES on CABIN, — HOUSES ALTERATIONS — FLOORS CUPBOARDS --- CEMENT WORK Skilled labor—Easy payments arranged Bruce E. Ryan CONTRACTOR PHONE 1455W GODERICH 12-14-16 s FREE PYREX BOWL actual width: 6 • NOTHING .TO SEND FOR! A pastel -blue Plcrex Bowl is now packed inside every. Giant Size.., package of Princess Soap Flakes. This smart utility bowl is guaranteed heat -resistant. Collect a cotnplete set. Bowl offered free so you'll try Princess— the pure soap flakes that wash your clothes fluffy -white, yet are so mild they can actually be'used in a babys bath! Toclay, ger'i'lWGiant Size Princess Flakes with title free Pyrex Bowl inside. Roy N. Bentley PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 4 BRITANNIA ROAD (corner South Street) Phone .1011 Gdderick Ont. EDWARD W. ELLIOTT LICENSED AUCTIONEER Correspondence promptly an- swered. Immediate arrangements can be made for Saies Date by calling Phone 466J, Clinton. • - Charge moderate 'and satisfac- tion Guaranteed. 41+ AdjudicaturLau . e.. +F PaysTribute To r � .4t •; ^'nets s .x@WVtH¢Gp '..' w+,.;6ukt,uwa� s n g 1. N Assoetatiou Piano competition, featuring Bach classes, brought 'the 13th an- natal n- iual 'Huron. County Music Festival to :a ,close last Friday' evening at the Goderich Public . School Audi- torium. - • Excellent crowds attended the four-day event and hailed it as one of the • best io the musical history - of Goderich. Tribute to .the Festival Associ- ation as paid, . at the closing on Friday night by Cyril Hampshire, director of Musio in Hamilton schools,- who adjudicated the com- petitions. Mr. Hampshire also thanked . the association for co-operation and commended the music teachers and supervisors in and around Gode- rich for their -work and interest. On Thursday afternoon, Mr. Hampshire had praised the com- petitors in the girl's vocal solo, 11 years ad under class, which was won by Mary Hay, of Goderich. He spoke about this class again on the closing evening and said he had .heard "some' of the most de- lightful singing it has ever been My privilege to hear." He added that in his opinion it had been the most outstanding class of the whole festival. • Results of classes held Tuesday and on Wednesday morning of last week were carried in last week's edition of this paper. Fol- lowing are -•the remaining results: Wednesday Afternoon eCiass 56, unison chorus, S.S. No. 4, Tuckersmith, 85; S.S. No. 5, Hullett, S.S. : No. 6, Turnberry, 84 (tine); S.S. No. 3, Goderich, S.S. No. 12, Grey, 83 (tie). Class 55, two- part chorus, S.S. No. 4, Tucker- smith, 84; S.S. No. 4, Turnberry, 82; S.S. No. 3, Goderich, 80. Class 50, boy's vocal solo, 11 and under, Harvey ,Carter, Seaforth, 84; Doug- las Gibbings, Seaforth, 83; Jack Clements, Saltford, 82.• Class 46, girl's' vocal solo, 11 and under, Carol Pepper, Seaforth, 86; Joanne Rapson, Seaforth, Joan Johnston, Blyth, 85 (tie); Catherine Welsh, Clinton, 84. Class 51, boy's vocal solo, 14 and under, Bob Watt, Blyth, 81; Kenneth St. Marie, 'Tees - water, Harmon Brodhagen, Walton, Larry Rowell, ,Clinton, Kenneth Ryan, John Hazlitt, Ben- miller,Brussels, 80 (tie); Clifton McDnald, Brussels, Murray Lobb, Clinton, Bill Shaddick, Clinton, William Thompson„ ,Belgrave,. Robert Pit- blado, Wingham, 79 (tie). Wednesday Evening Class 53, vocal duet, 14 and under, Carol Pepper and Douglas Gibbings, Seaforth, 84; Barbara Peckitt and Joanne Rapson, Sea- forthr� .. .,,,:"-Claw "54;,'1'011 l ,.,trio; 8.S. No., 12, Grey, 83; S.S. No. 4, Turn4berry, 82; S.S. No. 4, •Tucker - smith, 81. Class 27, piano trio; • eight and under, Louise Hind, Danny, Mcllardy; Jean, Stephens, Goderich, 82;- David' , Edward Vivienne Hugill, Judith Patterson, Goderich, 81. Class 28, pianci trio, 11 and under, Judith Mathers; Pat- ricia .Boutilier, Jo Ann. Parsons; Goderich, 84; Catherine Anderson, Barbara Ellis, ;Nancy Hughes, gode- rich,• 83; Janet' Hugill, Marilyn James, Donna Dockstader, Gode- rich, 82. Cass 22, piano duet, nine and under, Linda Foster,• Donna Aberhart, Goderich, 83. Class 10, piano solo, 16" and under, Doris Johnston, Blyth, 84; - Douglas Squire, 82. • Class 11, piano solo, 17 and under Barbara Wilson, Auburn, ' •83; `Glenda Mellwain, Coderich, 82. Class 23, piano duet, 11 and under, Patricia Boutilier and Judith Mathers, Goderich, 84; Janet Hugill and Marilyn .James Goderfch, 83. `. y HAROLD JACKSON LICENSED AUCTIONEER HURON AND PERTH Seaforth Phone 11-661 or Harry Edwards, Goderich Phone 144 Acclaimed DETROIT'S vest . .. One -of the country's most popular Hol'T'ULLER ... featuring convenience, comfort, quality!. A cosmopolitan atmosphere in hone.like setting. In the center of all ..; downtown activities. Newly decorated. Ultra modern, comfortable guest rooms excellent food' at moderate prices 'in ear modern coffee, shop tend- cafeteria. Radio and Television in room. , Afr Conditioned rooms in season. PACING GRAND CIRCUS PARK DN 'A T.. o ' MICHIGAN si Harry • E. Paulsen • General Manager 800 ROOMS WITH BATH ,from $3so GARAGE and PARKING 101 T�t�+Tsiic r" t G O® . r t7 Gg%'.. PIP a r.-.ee Tburltday " den ibar Class 70, choirs, grades 1 and,, I[, Goderich Public School, 84. Class 71, choirs,; grades 111 -and IV, Gode- rich Public School, 83. Class 72, choirs, grades V and -r VI, Goderich 'Public School, 85. Class 75, rhythm band, .grades X and. II, A/V/11 Hugh Campbell School, Clinton, 84; Blyth ]Public School, 83; S.S..No. 8, Stan- ley (Bayfield),. 82. Class 69, kinder- garten choirs (accompanied),, Gale - ria). Public ° School, 82; . A/V/M ugh Campbell- School; 81. Class 77, two -pant Chorus (unaccompan- ied) A/V/'NMl ugh .Campbel'lSchtiol, 85; Blyth Public School, 84; S.S. No. 8, Stanley (Bayfield) $3. Class' 61, boy's vocal solo, eight and under, Louis ' Van' Lamsmeren, B1'yth, 84; Sidney Gregory, Blyth and David Watson, Goderteh, 83; Fred Lamb, Clinton and Robbie Cadman, Goderich, 82. Class 64, girl's vocal solo, eight and under, Mary Jane Faulkner, Clinton, 84; Suzanne Bury, Clinton and 'Kath- leen Hodgins, Wingham, 83; Brenda Conron, Clinton and Lor- raine Wood, Seaforth, 82. Thursday Afternoon Class , 62, boy's vocal solo, Carl Berger, Seaforth, `85; Larry Byer - man, Seaforth, 84; Robin: Babin, Clinton, 83. .Class 65, girl's vocal solo, 11 and under, Mary Hay, Goderich, 87; Patricia Prevett, Goderich' and" Donna May Berger, Seaforth, 86; Marion Sutherland and Judith McKay, Goderich, 85. Class 76, unison chorus (unaccom- panied), Blyth Public School, 86; A/V/M Hugh Campbell School, 85; S.S. No. 8 Stanley (Bayfield) 82. Class 78, double trio (unaccompan- ied), Blyth Public School, 85; A/V/M Hugh Campbell School, 83; S.S. No. 8, Stanley. (Bayfield), 82. Class 63, boy's "vocal solo, 14 and under, Bob Rintoul, Clinton, 84; Robert Fowler and Michael Duke, Goderich, 83; Bill Henderson, Wingham, Sam Berry, Goderich and Barry Pinnell, Clinton, 82. Thursday Evening Class 67, duet, 14 and under for boys and/or girls, Elizabeth Harley and Patricia Prevett, Goderich, 85; William Blackstone and Diane Mc- Connell, Goderich, 84; Shirley Love and Lorna Pratt, Goderich, 84; Sandra Bradley and Mary Hay, Goderich, 83; Pamela Wall and Carole Barkley, ' Cltnn 0 t 83; Marilyn Smith d Craig Clinton, XJQMU PRVK If the legal language of insurance policies makes about as much - sense to you as does the above, let usLex• plain what the differ. «"' ent kinds of insurance will mean to you. Phone' us today. tVIALCOLM MATHERS Insurance Office, 46 West St., Goderich, Phone 115W Cemetery Memorials ,driminimirmsrawassrassisarssarsomet, was • T. PRIME & SON Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth Write Box 150, or phone 41J, Exeter and we shall be pleased to ca u. uutirrElL•,'nor Iltea, ga oR7 R. ��tAr ,violin sole, k and under, Fred Jalnes, Gode- .rieh, 84; Robert Baiuu ter, Gode- rieh, 78. sass 97, violin solo, 16 and under, William James, 'Gode- rieh, 82; John McDougall, Blyth, 81. Class68, double trio (unaecomp an- ied}; Wingham, (14; Goderich Public School No. 3, 83; Goderich Public School .No. 2, 81: Class_' 37, girl's Soprano solo, 16 and -under, Corinne Cranston, Goderich, 84. Class 36, girl's contralto solo, 18 and under, Rini Dockstader, Goderich, 86. C.las 35, girl's soprano solo, 18 and under, Jayne Mary Snell, Cliluton, 86. Class. 99, violin duet,' tt, William and Fred James Goderich, 86. Class 29, soprano solo, ' open, Betty Bowra„ Goderich, 85. Class 32, tenor solo, open, Brian Prescott, Brussels, 84. Class. 33, baritone solo, open, Douglas DanUbar, Ethel, 82. Class 43 male chorus, Harlboraires, Goderich, 81 and 84. • Friday Morning Class 59, unison chorus (unae- companied), U.S.S. No. 12, Hullett, 85; S.S. No. 4, McKillop; 84; SS. No. 11, Goderich Township, 84; S.S. No. 9, Goderich Township, 83. DO IT LLAgHMAR arv�wor�. is brl >t a C a ,a .1 r two-part chorus, SA. �' . ► lop, 84; Grey, Township first, 83; S.S. No. 12, Mullett,,; Class 52; boy' vocal self)" Bob Phillips, Sea - vin Reed,Ethel 82; forth, �3, Melvin , Ralph 1arrison, Goderieh, 81. Class 48, girl e, vocal solo, open, Lynn Liscombe, Goderich, 85; Mar- jorie Bruder, Clinton, 84; Elaine Ball, -Seaforth, 83. Friday Afternoon Class 60, rhythm bands, 25 mem- bers or less, S.S. No. 10, Goderich Township, 86; SA. No. 4, Tucker - smith, 85; S.S. No. 3, Hullett, 83; S.S. No. 2, Goderich, 83, Class' 57, double trio, enrollment under 25, 13:S. r.- No.. 12,-Hullett, 85; S.B. No. 5, Turnberry, 84;. S.S. No. 3, Grey, 83. Class 6,' plate' solo, 11 and under,"Donald. Noble, Goderich; 86; Marilyn James, Goderich, 85; Tommy Mitchell, Brussels, 84. Class 15, piano solo, 12 and under, John Aberhart, (Goderich,, 84; Nancy, Hughes, Goderich, 82; Cath- erine Welsh, Bayfield, 81. Class 16, piano solo, Bach, 14 and under, Wayne Brown, Dungannon, 78. Class 17, piano solo, Bach, 15 and under, Jimmie MacDonald, Clinton, 81; Jane Batkin, Clinton, 80; Mary Class 47, girl's vocal solo, 14 and Dennis, Walton, 79: Class 18, under, Myrtle Knox, Blyth, 85; piano solo, Bach, Kathleen Rath- .455y/RAN COM°'' ' CE Since /8891 NEADOFF/iE IVATERLOO,ONTAR/0 E. M. ROSS Representative EBB ROSS Says: The Dominion Coronet .is more than a Life Insurance Policy. It',s a 20 year savings plan that guarantees your family all the tb deposits you have made, PLUS the face value of the Policy, PLUS the dividends left with the policy, if you die before 65. Phone me for details. Goderich - - Ontario ••••••••••••••••••••••••I Thurs.-Fri. `May 20-21 "Sword of Monte Cristo" COLOR George Montgomery, Paula Corday CARTOON—NEWS i•••••••••r•••••••••••••, Saturday (only) May 22 "Steel Lady" Rod Cameron, Tab Hunter CARTOON -NEWS g•••••••••NN•••NNNN Sunday Midnight May 23.24 and Monday _._-:.- .``Gun -Belt (Technicolor) George Montgomery, Tab Hunter CARTOON -NEWS - ••••••.NN•••N•G•••••• Tues. -Wed. • May 25-26 "Fort Algiers" Yvonne De Carlo and Carlos Thompson CARTOON—NEWS Thurs.-Pd. May 27-28 "As Young As You Feel" Jean Peters, David- Wayne 9 Loop HowWe!ve ro 1 )iiurPoint of View J:}i: {i?:v 4 f }•}}f{¢vr .r :{'.{ �'' r?;'`•r,}.y: • Friday .Ei eni'n ,. Class 7, plan4 solo, 12 And •7 dert Marion Move arion`Reve 1rtaSel s . Mew Gardiner, ceder ' ,l; Pam101- Gorior1013, Joan MRS,- Aubu ;'. Jack McAridoBrussels, ;82. Gael 8, pian solo,' 13 and under'- John Aberhart, Goderieh, `85;' ,and`a Cowley, Goderich, 83;, . ee *- Nay, .141101 410W, 82, Class 19, piano solo, 14 and under, Audrey mat - well, Walton, 86; Wanda Wilson, Goderich, 84; Dawn Grigg, Clinton and Myrtle Kanax, Blyth, 83. Class 24, piano duet, 14 and under, Nancy Hughes and Wanda Wilson Goderieh; 87; Jennie -Nome and Marguerite Lyon, .Bi rth,_ and Joyce McNay, .Lucknow, 83. Class' 19, piano solo, Back, 17 'and. under, Jennie Norue,;• Blyth, 87;. Judy Ogston, Clinton, 86; Rose- mary Clark, Goderich,, 85. Class 25, piano duet, 16 and under, Doris Johnson and Mary Dennis, Walton, 85; Bev Boyes and Judy Ogston, Clinton, 84; Mary Boss and Neil Eadie, Wingham, 82. Class 20, piano solo, Bach, 19 and under, t. tend tion •of the'." " fg at i tha9 2 > ings`:Anada to diseusetrGe', soeiatton an4;e; t' °facers.. One,of °,the el d .iscussion la ;ala exPan o1 bars IP from' its present. 25,000. 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