HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-02-09, Page 7DAY, . •Il 1006
DRUM Si
k'eb. 7.--fi4 Sunday
of let week the'P.Y.P.S. candueted
a church serviec to ,ie$serve Youth
Week. ever+ley dpresi-
dent
p resi-
dent the s elety, Tt olc charge'
of the order totf'service. J n West
reed ,the Scripture and Ken Mac-
Kenzie took the prayer. Rev. Mr.
J. MacDonald gave the sermon.'
Ann MacQ ay was organist. The:
choir sang; an anthem and Elmer
MacKenzie sang a solo; Richard
Compton, Colin Howes, Leo Van
dear. Lay and Bobby Famish took
141 the offering.It is Iwped ; the
MSS BIRE(YTORY
CHIROPRACTIC
BERT 13, sUCII D.C.
Doctor—of Chiropratic.
Office Hours:
n., Thurs.-9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
s., Fr1.-9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
't p.tn. to 8 p.m.
Wed.. & Sat. -9 to 11.30. a.m.
Vitamin Therapy
Oce—Corner of South St. and
Britannia Road. Phone 341.,
ALBERT dRORE
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
P.O. Box 797, Goderich, Ont.
OFFICE • RESIDENCE
38 Hamilton St. 39 Victoria St.,
PHONE 975 South
47.13xtf PHONE 444
Stiles Ambulance
' (formerly Cranston's)
Anywhere -- Anytime
PHONE 399
7 Montreal St., Goderich
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A. J. `Bert'; Alexander
GENERAL INSURANCE
FIRE — AUTOMOBILE —
CASUALTY
Get Insured — Stay Insured
Rest Assured.
Bank of Comm. Bldg..
° Telephone 268. •
•
Y.P.S. wig conduct future Services.
The regular = . meeting of the
,11.Y:1'.S. was held in the baseanent.
of the churcli, IBi ►y evening of
last week with 23 members •prey
eat.Bev. MaCKenZie .epened the
Meeting With a tali. to, Wox-eh.
Sandy MacDonald read the Seri
tore. Margaret Ann MacDonald
Tled in sprayer. , A chore business
period followed. The eoelety i$ to
attend 'a° leadership, training daay.
in God rich Preabyteraan Chuarch,
February 19. lir, MacDonald show-
ed 'an •interesting flim on Solo iron's
Temple in place of the anular
meditation. n
Your Neighbor .is Down In Florida!
i ihaVelet enough b of the
t!Ilvv Sill Smilf01
Evr17 year about this time I
.get- into a ring-tailed rage. Every-
thiu 's going aleng> o tu WiariOn.
ran jagging; • ng in y rut, peer-
ing Direr the mages *ewe in a awhile
toMake, are' It isn't. spring yet.
•i' a got the furnace whipped into
Shape. The storm windows, and
1 annetuice it with pride, are all
on; Except that one for the back
Window that got buried <under thhe
snow `last ' 'November and tiauild
only be located new by Gteiger
minter. The fawn .ewer b still
sitting out ;beside the .front steps,
but a little cold won't hurt it. -
* „e I. I .
As I say, everything is :going
smoothly. aI thtaveq't ,had to take
a stick to the kids for weeks. The
temperature in the house main-
tains a nice even 60 to 66 degrees,
just cold enough to keep the Old
Girl's blood pressure down. She
.,hasn't berated me for some time
with her customary vigour.
* Si * --*
Then, all of a sudden, it happens.
I get a postcard from some sadist
who is lying around in Florida Or
somewhere, and my `think
_tains
to boll. The more I think about
it, the faster it bubbles, until I am
indigo with indignation.
s * * *
When the family observes these
sytmptotms, there is a general tip-
toeing out of my way. /Three shrill
voices are hushed to dulcet tones
Three ruddy faces turn white. Th ..kids eat their meals without leav
ing a bite. After dinner, instea
of a dish towel, I am handed the
paper, and gently ushered into the
most comfortable chair the
living room..
TMs year, the postcard to fire
my ire came from Nassau in the
Bahamas. And the bitter, bitter
part was that it came from my
own brother, or at least his wife.
After I read the card, decorated,
with scantily clad young ladies
and handsome, tanned young men
lolling under a beack umbrella,
and with a colored waiter ap-
.proaching with a stengah or some-
thing, I looked out the window at
the dull winter day, the dirty snow
and ice, and desolation crawled
through my soul
said the coat to the dress when
it returned from Goderich French
Drealeaners. - We're ktlown for
Jhallifine quality of- 'Out work.
Bring in your clothing for cleaning
soon.
Pick up and delivery.
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annlikk
Vimmiiminammianammir
DON'T WORRY ABOUT
TV SERVICE
G. B. CLANG?
Optometrist—Optician
(successor to the la L.
Cole, optometrist)
er .31ppe.i mepit phone 33, •.
Goderi
OLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Phone 474 SEAFORTH
P.O. Box 461
THIS IS OUR BUSINESS
RADIO, TV &
SOUND SERVICE.
B. R. Munday
hone 598 127 Wi<dder St.
22t1
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It's all very well to tell people
who are heading south next Tues-
day: "You know, I really have no
desire to go to Florida. I just
love it here in the winter. Every-
body goes to Florida these days.
So common, you know. We're
thinking of a trip -to Spain:]'ot
this winter, because we just love
it here in winter, but one of these
years, when the children are a
little .bigger."
4, * 4
Later on, when jealousy has
subsided a NI, you admit to your-
self that -,you're a danged liar.
As you scrape the ice off - your
Oar wirldshie d with your finger-
naiIs, t6ecause Yb`sLraper is -lost;
as you struggle ug from the cellar
with those big ,buckets of ashes,
.yeneldoweeyour alose far the
eleventy-seventh time that day,
you admit it.
*
Sure you just love it here in
the winter. You just adore having
a cold in the blasted head, too.
Sure. ,you're thinking about a trip
to• Spain. You're thinking about
a trip to heaven someday, too,
and there's about as much chance
of one as the other. "When the
children are a little. bigger." Ho.
The children's children will be -six
feet tall by the time you have
enough :money for a trip to Spain.
* c * e
I don't mind' rich people going
south in the winter. ° That's the
way it should be. That's why the
rest of us are here to do our bit,
seven days a week through slush
and blizzards, so the capitalists
can soak up sun and be , healthy
and ,fit when it comes time to re-
tur Thome and manufacture some
more capital.. That's what the
French cal noblesse obliged. The
rjch people'ar-e the noblesse. and
we're obliged' to stay at home
FRANK REID
LIFE UNDERWRITER
Life, annulties, business in-
surance.
Mutual Life Of Canada
Phone 346 Church St.
A. M. HARPER
Chartered Accountant
Office:
343J
39 West St.
House
343W
Goderich
C..
F.' CHAPMAN
General Insurance
Mire, Automobile, Casualty
Real Estate
80 Colborne St., Goder'ioh
Phone 18w
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
-Correspondence promptly an-
swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling Phone 4613J, Clinton.
Charge moderate and satisfac-
' tion Guaranteed. -
F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 1100 for appointment
SQUARE QODL'RICII
Local Repreientative—
_ALEX smarm
GODERICH
146 Elgin ' Ave. Phone- 158
IEL EVIS!.ON
REPAIRS
TO ALL MAKES.
Complete work bench of all
TV Testing Equipment.
TV AERIAL INSTALLATION
ANDgERWCE--
ANY MAKE,
MacDonald' Electric
Goderich
38tf
Phone 235
Co -Op. Insurance
Car—Accident—Viability
Geo. Turton
R.R. 5, Goderich
Phone collet 179 Carlow
Roy N. Bentley
Public Accountant
4 Britannia Road
(Corner South Street)
Phone 1011 Goderich, Ont.
44-13
a,shnow pay4ater plan!
Now ,,you can get the. cash you need promptly and PAY
LATER in monthly amounts that are hand -tailored to your income!
Arid ger `those. the bargain tail' In 1 'Vhh'Phone first, then
come in. tlIII' Consolidation ° Service at no extra cost! EXCIUblve
Nationwide twit Credit Card. Phone, write, o comp In today and
eco , vhy nearly 2 . million people chose , t44' last year!
„ Loans $$O to $1300 or nets all?$Igeoiw's 'fursltureM of Auto
11E,'COMPANY J 1HAr LIKES To SAY YES'°
monSimmser
Husbands! Wives!
Weak, Riin-down, OIdl
Thousands of couples are weak tired lac).
cause boas they feel run-down, old be•
es labk iron at 40 50,
00. Try
DAVE ALLAN'S` 4KIDS
rO GET RE.iAL NEAT-
FOR
EATF"OR EVERY CENT.
WHEN FOR OUIZ
-FIRST GRADE COAL
IT'S° SPENT
noble.
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Bat when the ' r t r maple start
going .nth for t ► eir holidays, it's
time. the government stepped in
and Imposed some restrictions.
They don't 'seem to now, their
place any, More. they go on
their rholtdaya,, corms home all
browned and raoh-looking. It's 'ust
notright and it's ° gipsett'ing our
entire social system, which is
bad on that old folk song: ".It's
the r;eh `w*t gets the ,grav)y, it's the
poor wot gets the b lax*ne.
However, I'm not going to sulk
any more, when I get those gloat-
ing letters or cards from friends
and relatives in the smith. Next
time one arrives, I'm simply going
to fire off a telegram saying: `Just
leaving ,for round -the -world cruise.
Back in six months."That'll rot
eir socks.
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DUNGANNON
DUNGu4NNON, Feb; 6. --Lidice'
Guild.—The February meeting of
St. Paul's Ladies' Guild was held
at the home of one of the honorary
men hers, Mrs. J. Hamilton. The
meeting was in charge of the press -
dent, Mrs. E.'Black. The Scripture
was read by Mrs. Thos. Park. Plans I
were. discussed., _ for the euchre.
party. Mrs. Jennings ,Y ave a read-
ing on St. Valentine, ',.• s. Victor
Black gave a talk en • e subject,
"Use God." Mrs. Jennings closed
the meeting with prayer. Mrs.
Thos. Park and IMrs. Jennings as-
sisted the hpstess in servidg after-
flOoli tea.
While spending the week -end in
Toronto, iMr. and Mrs: Harvey Mole
stayed at Edgewater Hotel and
called on Mr. and Mrs. John Orser
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Japes Wilson at-
tended the capping ceremony of
their daughter, Barbara, Tuesday,
at Victoria School of Nursing, Lon-
don:
Sewing Dolls Club.—The sixth
meeting of 4-H Sewing Dolls was
held at the home of the president,
Mrs. Belle Mole. The meet
opened by all repeating the 4-11 ,
Club pledge. Roll call was an
swered by all girls•giving sug-
gestions for achievement day ex-
hibit. Minutes were read and
plans were discussed for achieve:
ment day, February 18, at Wing -
ham. A demonstration of fitting
blouses by .girls was given.
Reception Held.—The reception
which was held in the Agriculture.
Hall on Friday evening for . Pte. ,
and Mrs. George Irwin, was largely
attended. -
Miss Marion Mole spent the
Week -end in Goderich at the home
of her uncle and aunt, ° Mr. and
Mrs. T. G. Drennan.
Mrs. Frank Linklater, of Gode-
rich, spent a day recently with
Mrs.Robert Stothers.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner, of�
tine Z rylted 'i "S.e5: +i%Ipatric
and Mrs. Irvin Henry on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thompson,
MRS.. 'Ol~ w c s
Jitectui U' g'h Mass w snug
Monday morning by rn. Father
3.. P. Glc n, In St. 1 eter'S Church,
o e
o r o cr
f�r t� s.. 1 l�tlG � w noski, ��P wh _
died at ler Sanford home, Friday.
'J.'J a body rested at the lge
funeral home until 11+ lrnday. Burial'
WAS made in , Colborne ¢1wnship
Roman Catholic teemet q.
Mrs. Bowenoski was the former
Kitchener
Deeaik and lived in
bef re moving to this
district 31 years ago. She was a`
member iof St. Peter's Clrureb, ,
G4rderieh.�
Su>4rivitigbesides her husband,
are e'daughter, Irene, at home;
one ` sister, Mee. Ale; Woenu.k,
Galt; and three .brovbers, Frank,
Mie'heel and John i liti'k, of
ii`itcthenerr. --
Pallbearers were: Williaiq. est -
lake, Thomas Morris, . Tho
[Mitchell', Archie Hamldton, M
Good, . Wilfred Fisher. .
i�.
died ` s Pasadena
1h i'i al on ;January' .
ew 0tonof.the Yategtr. and
Mrs. dames ieekenridge, who
lived on the Bayfield road. For
so:iie years he worked in the> Lee
Hardware Store here. Then, he
went to Chicago where he worked
in a . jewellery 'store. Later, he
operated his Own jewellery store at
Ames, Iowa. After a fire destroy.
ed his store and stock, lie returned
Chic go where he became an
expert diamond evaluator in Alm
More . of Sears -Roebuck. On his
retirement several years_ ,y ago he
returned to_Godeiileh to live. He
purchased e
h nd � Watson pro.,
the former ra;n
et Montreal r on o tr i e e t ern' wthri
he had extensive renovations done
Suffering a heart attack, he deck!.
ed to leave Goderich in. the fall
of 1954 and moved to Pasadena,
California,
His wife, a native of Chicago,
'ves, and also four nieces in •
ia: Mrs. S. _'Haseall Mc-
Clelland end Mrs. Paul 11. Clank,
both of Pasadena; Mrs. Mitchell
F. Blair, Altadena,California; Mrs.
Clyde Schilling, Long Beach,, Cali -
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ANDOW M. E
Funeral services were held at
the Lamb funeral Thome Pasadena,
Oaliftornia, on January r31, for An-
drew M. 3reokenridge, native of
Nursing Home
Pleasant surroundings.
Operated by Reg. Nurse.
Properly balanced home
cooked meals.
Tray service.
Mrs. H. Earnshaw
PHONE 1593
53 NORTH STREET
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KIDN EYACIDS
ng
RobyourRest..
Many people never seem to get a good
night's rest. They tum and ton—blame it
on •`nerves'—when it may be their kidneys.
Healthy kidneys filter poisons and excess
acids from the' blood'. If they fail and
impurities stay in the system—disturbed
rest often follows. If you don't rest well
get and use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's
help the -kidneys so that you can rest
better -•and feel better. 136
Dodo's KidnePiIIs
ly with Mr.'. John Reid and bays.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mole had as
their guests -on -Thursday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carter, of
Ripley. The day was the wedding
anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Carter.
Mrs. Francis Henry called on
her niece, Mrs. Rintoul, of White-
church, on Sunday. a
World Day of Prayer service
will be held in the Anglican
Church, February 17, at 2 p.m.
instead of 2.30 p.m.
Mrs. Cecil Blake, Mrs. S. J. Kil-
patrick and Mrs. Herb Stothers
motored over to Wingham to view
the rethains of Mrs. W. Peacock, of
Bluevale, at the Walker funeral
home on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs..S. J. ,Kilpatrick and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cecil Blake, called on
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Anderson and
Mrs. Thomas Anderson, sr., Luck-
nbw, Sunday.
Mrs. Herb Stothers and Mrs.
Francis Henry wiled to see Mrs.
James Mon•tgomhry, of Lucknow,
but she had been taken to Wing -
ham General Hospital on Friday
for treatment. She had an attack
of pneumonia but her condition is
slightly improved.
Quilting Party.—Mrs. Mason Mc-
Allister gave her home on Tuesday
afternoon to a number of ladies of
the W.M.S. •for the quilting of the
quilt which they have been work-
ing on. This quilt is for sale and
anyone wishing to view it can
contact Mrs. McAllister. At the
conclusion of quilting, Mrs. Mc-
Allister served a five o'clock tea
: - *; 41.tio :s several nice
cit4, Throe ter ; and
Mixers pre teed hint,
C`sina ° : armperial Meas . is y'tiscist "artymod
one-; larger that that the organizations were *utl
United States, Canada un !defence regulatie .
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:155WRANC Y
0#470.1*1100,alicetWAIggirei
,whir'. OSA
SAYS: '
`If you should die, could. your wife
pay off .thee ortgage? tire continue ,.
the payments? Our Mortgage Re-.
demption Plan Win give your family:
a liom►e to llye in, -°instead of a mort:
gage to pat.
Let's talk this ' oyer.
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Feb. l4th - 15th:
RETURN LIMIT -- 7 DAYS
Between GODERTCE •
and.
• - -
ICITOBENER
TORONTO - - - -
Return Fara • - YOU SAV*
- $1.80 $1.10
- d 2.75- 4
- 5.05 3.15
Bargain Fares
and ra
MONTREAL
OTTAWA -
also apply between TORONTO
Return Fare YOU SAVE
- $12.90 $8.1.5•
10.00 6.30
Also between points listed and INTERMEDIATE
Stations with proportionate savings.
Children under 5 travel free -5 and under 12,
half -fare.
Regular 150 lb. baggage allowance
Watch for Bargain Coach Fares effective
March 6-7. T-64
1 CANADIAN
NATIONAL RAILWAYS
O4Ford o
our arni
<hest�tyoj
which all the' ladies enjoyed very
much.
Mr. Donald Mole took three
girls of the Goderich Trumpet
Band to Toronto on Sunday to at-
tend a hand convention.
Mrs. Helen Dawson motored to
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Howard
Sturdy, of Goderich Township, to
pay her respects and good wishes
to Mrs. William Straug'han, her
grandmother, on the occasion of
her 99th birthday. We all extend
our good wishes to her also.
Quite a few in this community
are laid up with eolds and flu
which is very prevalent,
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Durnin are
sporting a new 1956 •Dodge car.
Rev: George Watt visited with
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. W. J.
Watt, of Whitechurch, last week.
Sympathy is extended to the
family of 'Mr. RadcliffAe Murgay and
Miss Mary Murray upon• the -death
of their brother, Ross; ser--Winghi
General Hospital this past week.
Ross ,served in the First Great War
and his long illness •he, bore with
Experience proves the worth of great patience.
one coal over another. When you In 1953 Canadians spent $7.80
order coal from us, you're pre- per capita on motion picture enter -
pared to go through an EKPERI- I tainment.
ENCE OF SATISFACTION.
59 ONTARIO STIREET. STRATFORD
Room 4, Above Metropolitan Store • Phoneg Stratford 28.15
OPEN EVENINGS !SY APPOINTMENT—PHONE /Ort EVENING HOUR
loans Glade to tesideals if ell tuttatuding, town , reu*ttt Eih&ien fe"rw!yY el telt:45
D. $AUL-rS COAT. C;
COAT. A44%
►" FUEL OIL 75We'
GODERICH 79
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SEI.C. IT THRU THE
WANT ADS
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CUSTOMLINE FORDOR SEDAN
FORD'S NEW SAFETY STEERING
WHEEL HAS A RECESSED CENTRE
'-0 ABSORB IMPACT!
!'erd designed the famous
Lifeguard steering wheel
with the hub recessed 3
inches below the rim. In the
event of an accident, the
deep -centre construction
acts as a cushion under
impact, to decelerate the
driver and give hirn • extra
protection against strikinj
the steering column. This
wheel is standard equipment
on all of .,F'ord's 18 models!
FORD'S NEW SAFETY DOOR
LATCHES KEEP DOORS CLOSED.
UNDER STRESS! °
Every '56 Ford is equipped
with completely new safety -
hold door latches. These
latches have a special plate
that overlaps the rotor to
t
;provide a doublerip, andPif
the dpor•-frame stretches,
as it is apt to do in a
collision, Ford's safety -hold
latches give added protec-
tion against doors spring-
ing open, help keep you
within the safety of the car!
FORD OFFERS THE COMFORT AND
SAFETY OF SEAT BELTS FOR BOTH
FRONT AND REAR PASSENGERS!
Safety authorities agree that
seat belts, properly made
and installed, can substan-
tially reduce accident in- -
juries. Ford's new seat belts
are one-third stronger than
those required for commer-
cial airliners and they're
anchored to a double -rein-
forced area of the floor
structure! They are avail-
able (at small extra cost) for
esti front and rear seats.
'tam->;'..,..._
YOU CAN HAVE THE ADDED PRO-
TECTION OF PLASTIC -PADDED
INSTRUMENT PANEL AND SUN
VISORS IN FORD!
Many passenger injuries,
expert's conclude, arecaused
by contact with the instru,
ment panel or suny,�isors, so
Ford developed a new ex-
panded plastic cushioning
for instrument panel and
visors that is five times more
shock -absorbent than foam
rubber! Lifeguard padding
is available, at modest extra
cost, on all Ford models.
...the car i/t€it:s shell i/ g
g
new (ales records!
.turd
monaaccw
° WE INVITE YOU TO SEE, DRIVE AND COMPARE THE '56 FORD AT YOUR FORD -MONARCH DEALER'S!
(Certain lea1s0ao atumtratvrl oT ,nen1 o7e2 are "3tandara h2 cow vandal. oj%5Cnat at antra cost on ethbu.1
0
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Sates Tyf tire '56 Ford rive broken oil previous records!
Yoitr Ford -Monarch Dealer is determined to keep up the sales -pace
... so he's ready to give you a really outstanding value -buy!
SOUTH
STREET
GODERICH MOTORS
FORDIIVIONAIt
+DE S�cIsES A�{I�I' S R�xCIE
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PHONE`
83
COUNT ON THESE SIGN
F O R T
E BUST VALUES IN USED CARS AND TRUCKS