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THE GODi IOII SIGNAL -STAR
Start Museum Addition
Soon As Frost Departs'
As soon as the frost leaves the
ground, work will start on a $7,000,
two-storey addition to Huron Coun-
ty Pioneer Museum.
Application for a building per-
mit for the project came before
Town Council last Friday, and was
referred to the fire committee for
action. Thes proposal to construct
the addition was announced at last
November's sessions of Huron
County Council.
The two-storey wing, 40' by 65',
will be added to the !Back of the
present 'building. It will 'be of
frame construction, covered with
steel.
First, a tempseery addition con-
structed last year must be torn
down. The materials from it will
be incorporated in the new wing.
•rotor J. H. Neill will super-
vise the work. Be has estimated
that cost of the work will be re-
covered, through a d m i ss i on
charges, in about four years.
aln recommending the addition
earlier, Mr. Neill said that the
nuiseum either had to find more
room or start turning exhibits
away.
Festival Advertising
In other business before Council
last week, it was decided to turn
down a proposal that $500 be spent
to advertise Goderich in a full-
page advertisement in a booklet
being produced in connection with
the Strationd Shakespearean Fes-
tival ,
Councillor Peter S. !Maellwan,
who thought the advertising might
benefit Goderich considerably from
a tourist standpoint, said he had
been told that 30,000 to 40.000
booklets would be distributed. The
proposition was that Goderich and
Grand Bend would contribute $500
each in return for advertising in
the booblet. The only other muni-
cipality 'participating in the pro-
ject would be Stratford, .Council -
"tor MacEw•an had been told.
There were differences of opin-
ion about the likely return from
'.his proposed expenditure, and the
motion went down to defeat.
Council approved payment of
$360 as the town's metabership
fee in the Mid -Western Ontario
Development Association, the re-
gional organization which was set
up to direct industry to this area.
Councillor MaclEwan and William
Anderson were appointed Goderich
representatives on the .association.
Councillor Mac'Ewan already ser-
ves as second vice-presidept of the
group.
A communication was received
from Thomas Pryde, MIT for
Huron, thaankin'g Town Council for
its letter of support concerning
his efforts to steer the proposed
hospital for retarded children to
Huron County.
"It is very encouraging to have
a letter of this kind," said Mr.
Pryde in his reply to Council.
"I feel certain our chances are
still good, and I will not relax
my efforts until a final decision has
been made."
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REBEKAH LODGE
TO ENTERTAIN
Goderich Rebekah Lodge held
their March meeting at MacKay
Hall, on Tuesday evening. The
Noble Grand, Mrs. Aeleen Fritzley,
presided.
A report was given on the "At
Home" to be held in the Parish
Hall in conjunction with the IOOF
members. Plans were completed
for entertaining the members of
Ifensall and Exeter Rebekah
ledges on March 19. Mrs. Flor-
ence Rivers, Mrs. Jean Pinder and
Mrs. Elva Osbaldeston were ap-
pointed as a committee to be in
charge of a "Penny, Sale" at this
meeting.
Entertainment is to be in charge
of a commj'ttee composed of Mrs.
Grace Fuller, Mrs. Elsie Moore,
Mrs. Margaret Bowra, Mrs. Irene
Harnock and Mrs. Ada Fritzley.
Lunch will be convened by Mrs.
Laura Riley and her committed,
SUNDAY SERVICES
IN GODERICH CHURCHES
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
March • 10 -1st Sunday in Lent.
8.30 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION.
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL AND BIBLE
CLASS.
11 a.m. MORNING PRAYER AND SERMON.
(Junior Congregation and Nursery)
7 p.m. EVENSONG AND SERMON.
THURSDAY IN LENT -
10 a.m. Holy Communion in the Chapel.
8 p.m. Short Service and Address.
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D., Rector
MR. J. F. STEPHENS, M.A., Organist and Choirmaster.
THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
North Street United Church
SUNDAY, MARCH 10
10 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
"The Season of Lent."
Junior Congregation and Nursery.
7 P.M. EVENING WORSHIP.
"The Promises of God."
REV. A. E. EUSTACE, B.A., Minister
MRS. J. A. SNIDER, Music Director.
Knox Presbyterian Church
, REV. ROBERT G. MIacMILLAN, Minister
MR. W. 1. BISHOP, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M., Director of Praise
9.45 a.m. Intermediate and Senior Sunday School.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP. ,
THE CREED - 'The\ Forgiveness of Sins."
(Nursery and Junior Congregation.)
7 p.m. EVENING WORSHIP.
A Friendly Welcome Awaits You
COME TO CHURCH THIS SUNDAY.
GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH
Sunday, 10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. FAMILY WORSHIP SERVICE
Junior Congregation.
7 p.m. AN HOUR WITH THE BIBLE.
Tuesday, 8 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study Hour.
This Friday, March 8 -- The World Day - of Prayer.
Rev. S. H. Findlay, B.A., B.D. Mrs. E. Donaldson, A.L.C.M.
Ministar Organist
Victoria Street United 'Church
"In Lent your best 4or the Highest
10 a.m. Faithful in Bible School.
11 a.m. "HOW LIFE IS' SAVED." Pre -Easter 2.
1.30 p.m. 13ecemlller worships after Sunday School.
3 p.m. Union Church after Sunday School.
Minister -- Rev. Stanley A. Mite, B.A., B.D.
Musk Director - Mr. Frank Bissett.
BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
ELGIN AVE. AT WATERLOO STREET
SUNDAY -10 a.m. Sunday Seben .
11 a.m: Morning Worship, 7.30 pate Evaneellstic Service.
TUESDAY and FRIDAY -Services 8 p.m.
?eaten R. J. Green
Once °'Strong Man'
Of Auburn, Dies
In West Aged 89
AUBURN, March 5. W or d
ha s b e en received here Of
the death of Robert Leach at his
home in Star ',C4ity, Saska, in his
89th year following a cerebral
hemorrhage. Mr. Leach has a
number of relatives in the Auburn
district. where he was born. He
was the eldest son of the late
John Leach and Mary Asquith
Leach. Formany years he lived
with his evirfe and family in this
village where he was noted for
his prowess ' and strength as a
teamster .Por the late Mr. James
Young in .his sawi''rill business.
Both he and Mrs. Leach were
rneanbers of the Aaub•urn Baptist
Church.
In 1906 they heard the call of
the West and with their family
of three daughters, Bessie, Lilcy
and Gladys, and son, Garner, mov-
ed to the Peace River Valley near
Melford, Sask., where they topic
up 'a homestead of 320 acres. Mrs.
Leach, who was the former Eliza-
beth Garner, was a sister of Mrs.
Lorne Scrimgeour, of Blyth. She
died in October, 1949. Surviving
are six daughters and one son.
One daughter, Alan., predeceased
him in 1946. All the family are
married and live in the vicinity- of
Star City.
Mrs. Rose Bradnock, of Gode-
rich, visited 'last Friday evening
with her son, Wes. and Mrs. Brad -
nock.
The bulk milk -truck operated by
the Ontario Co-op., of Toronto,
paid its first visit to this district
en March lst. The only farmer in
this immediate district who sells
his milk to this concern is William
Gow.
S.S. 16 Social
A social evening was held last
Friday at. S.S. No. 16, East Wawa -
nosh. Progressive euchre was
enjoyed. Prize winners were: high
lady, Mrs. Gordon iMeClinchey; low
lady, Patsy Carrick; high man,
Clarence 'Govier; low man, Albert
McCullough. ,,Lunch was served by
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilson, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Lockhart and Mr, and
Mrs. William Gow.
Farm Forums
S.S. No. 9 Farm Forum met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Vincent. The topic, "The Gordon
Commission" was discussed and a
social hour was enjoyed.
Prosperity Farm Forum meLp
Monday evening at the home o
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mills. Mr. Wil-
liam Good led in the discussion
ati .the_Goradon-Cone They
decided that financial 'Kelp should
be given the farmers in the way
of longer terms and lower rates on
mortgages, etc. A social hour was.
enjoyed,
The sympathy of this community
is extended to Mrs. Walker Hart,
of Seaforth, whose husbarl passed
away suddenly last -Week. She was
a ,former Auburn girl, Miss Sadie
Howatt.
.Mr: and Mrs. Wesley ,radnock
visited in -Stratford on Monday
eyening with Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
Anstett and ellennis.
• Mr. and QVirs. Emmerson Rodgers
were guests last Saturday at the
Chapman-Tideswell wedding at
Knox Presbyterian Church.
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H01,MESVILLE
HOLMESV]LLE, March 4. -Mrs.
Leslie Jervis and Mrs. D. E. Glid-
don visited in Pickford, Michigan,
recently with their cousin, Mrs.
May Hopkins, and attended the
funeral of their cousin, Alex
Dewar, a former resident of Ben -
miller. They also visited Mr. and
Mrs. N. R. Brown, of Detroit, who
returned home with them, spend-
ing the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
D, E. 'Gliddon.
oars. D. E. Gliddon spent a few
days in 'London} the gue.st of Mr.
and Mrs. H. F. Lawson.
Additional Classified Ads
19. Notice to Creditors
ALS+ PERSONS HAVING 0141111,8
a�gfinst the estate of Geoge
MacVicar, latethe Town of
Goderich, in the Lcbunty of Huron,
Retired Merchant, who died on or
about the 6th day of February,
1957, are required to file the same
with full particulars with the
undersigned by the 9th day of
'March, 1957, as after that date
the assets of the estate will be
,distributed.
Dated at Goderich, in the County'
of Huron, 'this 15th day of
February, 1957.
HAYS and PRIEST,
Goderich, Ontario,
8-10- Solicitors for the Estate.
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against thee estate of Margaret
Fisher Woods, late of the Village
of (Bayfield, in the County of
Huron, widow, who died on or
about the 7th day of February,
1957, are required to file the same
with full particulars with the
undersigned by the 9th day of
March, 1957, as after that date
the assets of the estate will be
distributed.
Dated at Goderich, in the County
of Huron, this 15th day of
February, 1957.
HAYS and PRESTO
Goderich, Ontario,
8-10- Solicitors for the Estate.
20. Public Notice
FURNITURE REPAIR
MODELLING
® laJla-
MODELLING -R-- RE FINISHING
-RX-UPHOLSTERING --- FANCY
CABINET WORK. M. BLOI£,
PHONE 1200 OA. 892. -1tf
FOad ARTIFICIAL INSEMINA-
TION information or service
from all breeds of cattle, phone
the WATERLOO CATTLE BREED-
ING ASSOCIATION* at: Clinton
HU 2-3441 between 7.30 and 9.30
a.m. We have ell breeds, avail-
able -top quality"ht lqw best.
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'WHY H SUFFER THE AGONY OF
Rheuanatic Pain, Sciatica, Lum-
bago, when RUMACAPS will help
you to welcome relief. Ask your
Druggist. - -10
MOVING -GENERAL CARTAGE.
ED. JEFFREY. -48u
ROSS MOTOR, REPAIR SERVICE
phone 1415. General repairs
to all makes of cars and tractors.
Arc and acetylene welding. Farm
trade a specialty. -7tf
SI3; IED TV AERIAL SERVICE.
Aerials installed as low as $49
Aerials moved - rentals. Work
fully guaranteed for one year
HURON TOWER INSTALLATION,
South street, Goderich, phone
1344M. -34t1
Guaranteed radio service. WILE
REINHART ELECTRIC, Hamilton
-- street, phone 466. 1�
THE WOMEN'S SERVICE COM-
MITTEE of the Goderich
Branch of the Canadian Cancer
Society wish to remind the public
their room in the Town Hall will
be, open each Saturday from 3 to 5
pm. 'Anyone who wishes inform-
society,
about the functions of this
society, please, feel free to visit
at that time. -10
21. Business Notice
(1ARPEI4ITRY, BUILDING, RE-
MODELLING, dealer in Epps
pumps, water softeners, bathroom
fixtures, „plumbing of all kinds,
steel roofing. FRANK McMICHA.EL,
phone ,Carlow 1108. 10-13x
FOR ALL YOUR INSURANCE
COVERAGE
Whether it is
FIRE -s- .r
AffAhaf
J
TELEVISION
PROPERTY FLOATER
F,IOSP1TA.%JZATION_..._ __
or
ACCIDENT and SICKNESS
at Lowest Rates
Call
HAROLD W. SHORE
38 Hamilton St. Phone 766
(anytime)
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J)REVENT CHIMNEY FIRES,
Use fire chief chemical chim-
ney "cleaner to eliminate soot and
scale from your stove and pipes.
No fuss, no odor. For sale at
CORNISH ELECTRIC, West street
Goderich. 2tf
ID BULLEN'S REPAIR SHOP
for custom cabinet making,
furniture repair and kitchen cup-
boards. Sharpening of all types
of saws and other cutting applian-
ces. 184 Gibbons street, phone
1234. 45x
Overall cost of moving traffic
now being carried. by bus in Can-
ada is five or six cents a ton mile
as compared with the current rail-
way revenue ,of 11 cents per ton
mile.
o -o '"e
One teaspoon of pure onion
juice added to a glass of tomato
juice at breakfast makes a refresh-
ing day -starter.
LIBERALS' CHOICE
ging to be in that position for a
long time," he said. Reasons for
this, he said, was ,Carracy is alliance
with NATO and, her commitments
there and also the 'defence of
Canada, including the important
northern part of Canada, "De-
fence expenditures in Northern
Canada will continue to mount,"
Ile warned, "both for our sake and
for the sake of the countries be-
longing to NATO. Defence of
Northern Canada is as vital to the
NATO countries as any defences in
Europe. The jcb in Northern Can-
ada is not done yet and we daren't
slow down," he stated.
Finance Minister Harris explain-
ed that anything the Canadian gov-
ernments has done in connection
with the mid -east crisis was done
not only !because of the Canadian
people but for the sake of peace
for the whole world. He regretted
that the opposition was unable to
visualize the complete picture on
this situation.
Aid For Farmer
Applause greeted the Finance
Minister's remarks regarding ef-
forts being made to bolster falling
farm pikes. "Over the past four
years farm prices have not been
commensurate with those of in-
dustry," he stated. "This is not
a condition that should remain
too long. It seems to us that the
Government, workijng in conjunc-
tionwith Farm organizations, can
Free Methodist
Church
SUNDAY, MARCH 10
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. Morning Service.
7 p.m. ,Evening Service.
8 p.m. Wednesday -Prayer
Meeting.
ALL ARE WELC!ME
T. J. McMichael, Pastor.
find a solution," he said:
He agreed that Canada had not
regained her American market
since the, last world war and very
little o ethe other export miirket.
"We rely almost entirely on our
Canadian market," Finance Min-
ister Harris said. Ile told of how
Ottawa was working with dele-
gations from the Canadian Feder-
ation of Agriculture and the Farm-
ers' Union in a combined effort
to reach a solution to existing
problems. He did not favor the
United States farm subsidy system
as the proper system dor eventual
prosperity.
Unbounded optimism for the fu-
ture of Canada was expressed by
Finance Minister Harris who said,
'Canada will expand in the next
ten years at a rate that will make
any other previous period seem
small by comparison." He felt
that Canada did need more people,
that there was a shortage orf labor
and there Was a need for prelate
of labor without unemployment.
Need Representation
Stating that Mr. McLean had
proved himself to be a "very good
member at Ottawa," Finance Min-
ist r Harris saM the present Gee -
eminent wanted a representative
from this particular part of West-
ern Ontario.
Secretary of the meeting was
Bruce. Erskine, ofGoderich. Of-
ficial greetings to Clinton were ex-
pressed by Mayor W. J. Miller.
Treasurer's report (vas given by
Roy Lamont. Others who spoke
at the meeting inolud•ed: Arnold
Da�joch, of Clifford, Liberal cun-
didate for Wellington+ iuron; Don.
ald .lue, of ,Ripley, former 'MP mad
Liberal candidate in Bruce; James
Cory, of Atwood, (Niter MP for
Perth; Ivan Kaabfleisscie 'of Zurielt,
president of Provincial Liberal As-
sociation for Huron; James Scott.
of Se'aforth, (former Provincial Lib-
eral candidate; Hugh Hill, of Crude-
rieh, forger Liberal candi'tlate tin
Huron; 'Hugh Hawkins, a Clinton;
Earl Caarna bell, of Hay ' ownsh p.
The resolutiops committee vias
made uip of Clifford Dunbar, Ivtln
l(Albfleiseh and John A. dlity.
Ib E ID 'S UPHOLSTERING, 59
Hamilton street. Thirty years
experience. We have coverings of
all kinds and colors to suit your
furniture. Chesterfield, sofas,
chairs, etc., correctly done. Phone
1102W. -36+f
SANITARY SEWAGE DISPOSAL;
septic tanks, ces.s pools, etc.,
pumped and cleaned with sanitary
equipment. Free estimates. LOUIS
BLAKE, phone 42 r 6, Brussels,
R.R. 2. 632x
UTO GLASS INSTALLED,
` Windshields and Doors. • Also
glass supplied for table, desk,
dresser tops, refrigerator trays, etc.
Mirrors cut to size. We co-operate
with tarages. BEEVERS AUTO &
BICYCLE SUPPLY, West street,
Goderich. Phone 295. -6
23. Used Cars
(1 ET THE JUMP ON SPRING !
Deal Now and Save.
Following are just a few of the
many -guaranteed- -A-1-Use :€ ars
we now have in stook -
56 FORD TUDOR
53 CHEVROLET COACH
52 CHEVROLET COACH
51 ,METEOR SEDAN
51 CHEVROLET SEDAN
49 MERCURY CLUB COUPE
Hurry Now to
GODERICH MOTORS
Ford - Monarch Dealer
Phone 83 South St.
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Dry, compacted sawdust or wood
shavings provide an effective and
eheap insulation for walls and deil-
ing's. Some Canadian city building•
regulations require that the mater-
ial be treated to make it fire-
resistant.
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aQDERIw I 1)Z84CQLT.:GIAAE I WT.` dirt'
rie play which they have
ceu taking ay part of their 1+1 r
:s of •ccur ee.,
This is the third annual offering
project to f grade 13 .stud-
This
e ▪ nta. It -,via organized and de-
veloped by W. M. lier-roji, ,5eere-
ttity tt'c'aslarex, arid, T. W. Latta, dis,
triet -public relations oilieer,, both
04Jai;tact !Ofthe 2:9.5.'.'J, 'rite,
.., ., �� tI'f; kic-n laws ;:11t'eea3 to the .1)1 ,le
(B� Linda I��eer�euridgc) 1s a tr�,'�tlx� tr�,t�i .�
The 'basketball season has filially the "t( t of senior
Y weeks coluti t. stu exits and teacher in advanced
Lon -
ended. In their last game with bast Thursday evening the ' cur- En` bLAI literoturt,
St. Marys, the Seniors were beaten tain at the Grand Theatre in Lon- Tr vol1an4; '3in GIVI were lira,
48, to 41. Clare Harman was f' don, rose in front eta full house H: Dig on and I J. Allen along
sorer .zyitlt 18 points. The boys for the special presentation of the Cti"h the folio vin , Grade 18 stLMi-
play She Stoups rto Cpniluer s. Marl►d n Anderson, .Kathleen
should ibe congratulated los their which •ti'vas°sponseretl..by Distr'.ct 2 'Mar+Diarsnld, .,eine MacDonald,
exEellent showing in the regular cf the Ontario Secondary School Dorothy EMenberger, Linda Week.
season and they deserve the jackets Teachers Federation hi co -opera coil e, Pi ulAne IILM'�ia'aranees Dal.
that usually go to championship tion with the London Little ton, G ei 3IcDewell, Mary Cla ,
team. Theatre. Doreen Ti°able, Mari;ritr Orser Jim
Another class party was held A full house of more than 1,200 Jadlcsnnt Bob Gri ggry Do's► wood,
last Friday evening. This time Grade 13 secondary school students Bill Smith, Peter Lieranan; Douglas
Grade 12 students danced and play- came from schools all over West- Squire, Paul Naftel, Norris, . BibeY
ed badminton. Chaperones •were ern Ontario in a (lest of 40 buses and Miauriee Loiselle.
Miss Allen and Mr. Scott.
Sunday, May 19th is a date to
mark on your calendar for on
that day the Glee Club has ,been
invited to sing on Sunday Show-
case on Channel 8 CKNX-TV.
Three out-of-town trips have
been made In the past week. Mr.
Stoner took a group of boys to
the Seed Fair in Clinton ,last ,Fri-
day. Several took part in the com-
petition, but the results of the
judging have not yet been an-
nounced.
Girls from grades nine, 10, 11 IN 24 COLORS AND PATTERNS.
and 12 who are interested in Home No Paste -No Tacks -No Water -No Mess.
Economics or art took a tour of S8 EAST ST. PHONE 914
O.A.C. at Guelph. Miss Alien
chose 30 girls to make the trip -10
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