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PLAN BIEBIORIAL BOOZ
or Wilton' QourrY vim
The el branches Of the. Canadian
Legion organized a Hurn* County
Memorial Asseelatiote at. a> special
meeting meld in donielr reeeetle.
Mr. Ted flay, Meer of Easeter,
is the eret presider t of the As-
sociation.
One of the ,first prrejects of the
Association will be the forn3ula-
tion of a Memorial Book, recording
the names of all HuronCeunty vet-
EINMAIONININMOmmi
BUSINESS DIRECTORY .
CHIROPRACTIC
ERT B. SUCH, D.C. ,
Doctor of ,Chiropratic.
Office lours':
Mon., Thurs.-9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tues., Fri. -9 a.m, to 8 p.m.
7 p.xn. to 8 p.m.
Wed. & Sat. -9 to 11.30 a.m.
Vitamin Therapy
Office --Corner of South St. and
Britannia Road. Phone 341.
ALBERT " SHORE
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
77 Montreal St., Goderich
A. J. `Bert' Alexander
GENERAL INSURANCE
FIRE — AUTOMOBILE —
CASUALTY
Get Insured - Stay Insured
Rest Assured.
Bank 6f Comm. Bldg.
Telephone 268.
G. B. CLANCY-
Optometrist—Optician
(successor to the late A. L.
Cole optome )
For appointment one 33,
Goderich.
4EAEOWJACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
_... HURON- AHD -PERTH
Phone 474 SEAFORTH
P.O. Box 461
Mite, free(' the First and 'Second
World Wars: The book -will :be
placed hL a special room dedicated'
to 'veterans of I-furon County xn the
new County cunt House, here,.
in a 'similar manner to the Mem-
orial Rook at. the Peace Tower,
Ottawa.
Mr. Olatenee MaeDopaldeegede-
ie1i, is one e£ the committee
members in the .association.. An-
other meeting has been called for
February 17, in the new Legion
eilemorial Hall; Clinton.
0
The first ,airplane eight in Can -
Ada took place at Baddeck, Nova
Scot
ia, in1009, 009, six years a
fter the
Wright �tbroQhera dew
'tt
Hawke North Carolina. y
P i Vava�.
Sales by independent retailers in
:f)anada totalled $9,825467,000 in
1954; chain store sales in the year
were $2,133,986,000.
DAVE ALLAN'S `' KIDS
OUR. OIL MAKES FO4.KS
C' ENTHUSIASTIC,C
WHEN COLD GETS "ROUGH
AND 'TOUE H AND
PRASTIC
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Colborne GivenAntbortyTo Proceed
With Plans dor New 1woRoom School
TEE GODERICII
It was announced' ret the Febru-
ary 'meeting o ithe'Colborne Town,
GlitP Ceencil that the Ontario Mun-
icipal Board had granted tentative
approval of the School Board's
apo to prepare plans and
specifications for the construction
and equipping .of a new tWoRoom
lE blic°Se ool in the township.
Communications were received
from the, following; T. M. Durnin,
requesti rig' grant.for D ung nnon's
Agricultural Society, the slim of
$15.00 :being granted The Salva.
',tion Army, London, requesting
grant of $2.5.0e which was donated
for its hospital work; Dr. Aid's,
recommending 'hat the well situ-
ated at the corner of T. Morris'
Store, at Saltford be completely fill-
ed up tmless the Oquneal wishes
to have it cleaned out and a
proper top and pump re -installed.
Council decided tohave this well
filled in under the supervision of
Road Superintendent.
Mr. C Chapman, secretary of A.
M. and General Hospital, Goderich,
tabulated the patient days for each
municipality for the past five
years, the Township of Colborne's
being 8,923. The Board of Gov-
ernors believe an approximate
rate of $1.00 for each of these
patient days would provide the
minimum for each municipality.
Golborne's assessment is to be
$9,040:D0. _ Although Mr. Chapman
and Mr.Kinkead were present at
the meeting to , answer any •,ques-
M
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your home with reliable fuel oil
from D. J. Allan and sit back to
enjoy, cozy, comfortable living.
D. J. ALLAN
SAULTS COAL CO
COAL cued -row/
FUEL OILWo
GODERICH0
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DON'T WORp,„,ABOUt
TV 'SERVICE
THIS IS OUR BUSINESS.
RADIO, TV & " .
SOUND SERVICE. '
B. R. Munday
Phone S98 � 27 Widder St.
22tf
FRANK
LIFE UNDERWRITER
Life, annuities, business* Ina
TS" surance.
Mutual Life Of Canada
Phone 346 Church St.
A. M. HARPER
Chartered Accountant
Office: House
343J 343W
39 West St. Goderich
0. F. CHAPMAN
General Insurance
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Real Estate
80 Colborne St., Goderich
Phone 18w
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-
swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling Phone 466J, Clinton.
Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed.
F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
*hone 1100- for appointment
SQUARE GODERICH
CEMETERY
MEMORIALS
T. Pryde & Son
• EXETER
Local Representative,
ALEX _- MI'l�[ I .. —_. _•-_
GODERICH
146 Elgin Ave. Phone 158
TELEVISION
REPAIRS
TO ALL MAKES.
Complete work bench of all
TV Testing Equipment.
TV AERIAL, INSTALLATION
AND SERVICE—
ANY MAKE.
MacDonald Electric
Goderich "° Phone 235
38tf
taw
Co -Op. Insurance
Car-Accident-,bl I ity
Geo. Turton
R.R. 5, Goderich
Phone collect 179 Carlow
Roy N. Bentley
Public 4ccountant
4 Brltaia Road
(Corner South Street)
Phone 1011 " Goderich, Ont.
44-13
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convenient irionthiy amounts. And get these extra benefits:
Cosh In 1 Vfsit-mphone trot --upon approval, pick up cash.
Bili Consolidation Service at no extra Bost! Reduce your
monthly payments and have more cash left over.
Nationwide Clift Card recognised at over 970 affiliated offices!
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dories that might arise, no
action
will , be- taken •until the . Murch
meeting.
• 7jhe dendljne for x13 ontstanglitig
trues to be paid was sot for 11jatTli
1'5,
A survey for the ferrthcgraing
TB X-ray to be held in May as Vie-
ing organized . with various men.
ih eharge *throughout the township.
The Baruee;klosis Committee, corn.
posed of %nigh Hill, 'flume Clutton
and Howard
Squires,
es, were present
and reomme ed
to Council that
the same veterinarians, namely,
Dr. Jackson, Dr. Elliott and Dr.
Frayne, and the same inspectors,
namely, Frank A.Uin and Elmer
Hunter, be reappointed for ' 1956.
These men were appointed' by
Council. The committee also re-
commended that a closer cheek be
made 'with veterinarians and that
those who failed to comply with
the Act be dealt with. A rneeting.
was called for Monday, February
13, at the clerk's home, with this
committee to discuss problems and
to get off to a good start for the
year ahead.
Bruce Volland was reappointed
Warble Fly Sprayer and Harvey
Fisher, Warble Fly Inspector for
1956.
An advertisement was to be
placed in the Signal -Stay re pro-
hibiting ears froan being parked on
roadways, as this.- is interfering
with snow .plowing cif roads. All
parties concerned are responsible.
Council will meet again Tues-
day, March 6th, at 1 pin.
UNI'ri D •CHURCH W.M.S.
DISTRICT MEETING HERE
The annual meeting of the Lon-
don Conference Women's Mission-
ary Society branch of the United
Church of Canada, will be held in
North Street United Church, Gode-
rich, April 17 and 18. Nine pres-
byterials will participate and 300
delegates are expected to attend.
Plans for the meeting were
formulated at a recent meeting of
the Huron presbyterial executive
in Clinton. The executive also
made plans for the annual meeting
of the Huron presbyterial in James
Street United Church, Exeter, on
April, 10, when Miss Grace Patter-
son, retired missionary from India,
will be geest speaker.
1956 Contract 'Barley
We are now contracting barley for the Canada
Malting Co. under their new ;Improved barley contract.
Top quality SEERand F'ERTT1l,IXB'' ..,S►ITiP1' IED.—.,
Cook Bros: tl Malting Co. Ltd.
Hensall Phone 24
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ItzEMMI, OA.
TB Zan' TOR
leading organizers in the cur-
rent gampaign to plait for a mass
e:, est ., /key for TB May irk 41i
pevxis in the aunty; met . An
Clinton Friday, February 3 at the
invitation of . Judge' Frank Fing-
and,, Milton,. who is *balmier* of
the;; campaign in Huron.
Judge Fingland introduced• his
executive committee, Which con-
sists of W, P. Roberts, R?R. 3,
Seaforth, vtce-ehairrnan of
tra
in-
tngiElmer Bell, xofr vice-
chairman of regions; Mrs. 3. B
Russell, Seafortb, executive eee e
tary; Dr. R. M. Codetleb,
medical adviser; Rev. A. Nimma,
Wingltam, vice-chairman of pro-
fessions, and a Mr. Kennedy, Tor-
onto, whorepresents the . Depart -
mei of Health nd Welfare.
According to Dr. Aldis, the
Huron, Cout1•ty TB Association "Is
the, spark -plug of TB control in
the unty." Ile •commended the
area for tbeir progress in TB con-
trol, within the past few yearis.
Survey chairman for townships
of Ashfield, West Wawanosh and
Colborne and Town of Goderich is
H. M. Ford.
District area chairman is Harold
Shore.
Municipal chairmen are: Gode-
rich, W. Anderson; Ashfield, Cecil
Blake; West Wawanosh, John
Durnin; Colborne, John S. Ker-
nighan.
LAKE oHURON 'LEVEL IS
LOWER THIS JANUARY
Measurements of water levels of
Lake Huron, taken by the Can-
adian Hydrographic Service at
Goderich in January, show that
the lake is 21 inches lower than
in January of last year. The
figures also reveal that it is 37
and three-quarter inches lower
than the highest recorded for Janu-
ary; 24 .inches higher than the
lowest recorded in January, and
eight inches lower than average.
The level has dropped three inches
since December.
Measurements taken by
same group at Part Colborne on
Lake Erie show that lake to be
22 and one-half inches lower than
the corresponding time last year,
and four and one-half inches lower
than average.
DAtAY TA6fS
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with Fuel or Weather
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bine coal'
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up the winter with the finest heating, the greatest
comfort, the utmost econoay that money can buy!
Remember, with 'blue coal', you KNOW what
you're getting ! No gamble. No risk. The BLUE
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Phone for 'blue coal' now
Edward Coal Co.
"T°he Heat Folks"
PHONE 98
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THE ONLY -KIND OF
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DALI RY
qoc�. ,cci o r
'erxch l'ownship Council Considering
nest Re Goderich KosptaiAdditioi
A delegation c4fom Alexandra
Marine and *General ,Hospital,
Cad,erieh, attended 'the February
meeting ofGoderich 'oWnsbiP
Council to ,discuss the adelitiOn
be made to the litlspltai. Thesum
d
assigx to Goderich Tpwn,shi.p ss
$4,300.00: The request was tiled
.fora period of `one month during
which the matter will be given
consideration.
The Court of Revision on the
assessment roll was re -Convened to.
discuss one appeal. As a result,
VV'illiafn Snazel ,had the assessment
on his house reduced by" $50.
The elerk was instructed to call
for, tenders for the supplying A
600 ' unds of warble xy powder
and, so to call for applications
for the position of warble fly 'in
in—[elector. Dir. Bruce Volland was
hired to spray for those desiring
to treat by spraying.
Communications read and Sled
were: Dept. of Health; Registrar
General; Huron County Engineer;
A. H. Erskine; Huron County
Health Unit; St. John's Ambulande;
C.N.R.; Dept. of Planning and De; .
velopment.
The following accounts and
grant. were ordered paid: Stanley's
DOMINION LIFE EXPANDS,
VOLUME INCOME SOARS
WATERLOO, Feb. 10.—tMr. J. E.
Frowde Seagram, while speaking
to the 67th Annual Meeting of The
Dominion Life Assurance Company
in Waterloo, spoke, In part, as
follows:
"I am glad to report that our
company is expanding soundly and
surely, and, as has been the case
for several years past, we have
ample justification for looking
back on our accomplishments with
considerable satisfaction. The re-
port clearl reveals the continued
strengthe s 'n: of our company's
financial , , His',, a substantial in-
crease in sales and " the largest
volume of premium income in our
history."
Abbatoit relief.. account, $41,28;
`Mtllbolunti, relief , ae ui t,
$18,511, C. Lobb,relief account,
$19,03; Alf Scotehuer, refuncV of
#axes, $62.8$; Municipal . World,
,sutp�rlxes, $20.51; R. F; 'Thompson,
vital statistics, $4.05; 0. W, Teb-
butt, iii • re»arts, $5.00; IL. B.
Whitely, ihib re oats, �i•Ut,'McCartney„,Brueellosis
. II.
Inspector, Tyndall, iBracelis In -
Vector, $72.80; ,Salvation
Arm'
Louden Division, $25,001, Clinton
News -Record, advertising end sup -
Plies, $16:31;' Beg. Sturdy evaluat.
fug sheep,. $3.00; A. H. Erskine,
arrears of.. -taxes, $15.20; Hoed
Superintendents gay rail No. 2
$2.507.63.
Council then, adjourned.to March
5th, at 1.30 *pan.
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CALTZIPCSIC UMW
Friends u and rekgivollI
Rio .Miff,, principal of
School -at Mareoito.
will be err learn
Alen was 40414 0.1Y" injured Jo a
ear-truelic collision near ifi
ley, ,, recent'.
Mr. Ahem was ,a passenger it 41
,.
ear driven 1,y Another tustructer
at the .[area Seb000,, who*
was rn collision with :e, t
truck tidying a
blinding
stem. Mr -Al suffered �5�
shook; ° and ,guts about the M,
face .and hands. The doetoc
able t; tha1112 condition ,r ;. rice
e t it will be several mint
before he can resum his
duties. 1 Mr. A:Ilin is) ma Tedd
has fotir children. They ovikot
their home in Aisa;Sk.
MachinistS and Palternmakcrs
WAGE RATE RANGE $1.59 '- $1.79 PER 'HOI,
8 -HOUR DAY 5OAY WEEK ..:
Applicants must lave served at least a four y ale. appren-
ticeship. Training preferably, but not essentially, should be
in a shopmanufacturing heavy machinery or serviclnp hooey
industry.
Starting rate will be conditioned by the type and lengtth
of experience.
Progress within the range and subsequent promotion
beyond it are the result of proven ability, regardless of length
of service.
Hospitalization, insurances, etc. Good schools and shop-
ping district in progressive community of 17,000 population.
Living accommodation within walking distance of plant:—
FOR MARRIED MEN:
Houses and apartments rent at between $40 and $60
per month.
FOR SINGLE MEN:
Board and Lodging..ingood private homes, with three
meals per day, from $12 to $15 per week.
All applications, which should give TELEPHONE NUMBER,
will be held in the strictest confidence.
WRITE BOX NO. 59, THE SIGNAL -STAR
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True happiness
springs from
Moderation
the -louse
,1111...
—GOETHE
(1749 -11.2)
f Seagram
Men who think of tomorrow practice moderation today
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Do you get the chesterfield? °
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WHEN GUESTS STAY OVERNIGHT,
are you the one who must' Live up
brig bed and move onto the
chesterfield ? Then you've probably
thought, as you tossed and turned,
that you must fix up a 'guest room ...
as Soon an you've saved the money.
We all have different reasons for
saving. The big thing in to decide
what you want most, then gave for
either through a regular Royal
Bank savings account or a "epecial
purpose" account — whichever
fruits you best.
It tepee just a few !minutes to open
either kind at any Royal Bank branch)
You'll always be glad you did. --
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