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R.i4F4)1,17.ARD N. WHITLEY
The t'oral service was held at
Gordo 00 Saturday of I)r Leonard
k . Whitley, 713,'who was a physician
of Oorrie for 54 year.. He was
ra st➢n of the. late William Whitley
Alice Htvwson, of Hullett, near
Londesboro, where he was born. Dr
Whitley tanarried a former Goderich
girl, Minnie McVittie, daughter of
e late Mr. and Mrs. William Mc-
Vittie, who died some years ago.
Married a second time, he is sur-
vived by his wife, one brother,
Percy, of Toronto, and three ,
sisters: Mrs. Riley, of 'Toronto; 1
Mrs. Elizabeth Carter, Assiniboia,
sada.; Mrs. William Fergu.on,
Ionton.
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THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR
irst Hungarian Refugees "Q1M Film Opens
For Business Here
For District Have Arrived
The first group of Hungarian
refugees to come to Goderich ar-
rivt'd here last Friday and are in
the. process of rehabilitating them-
selves under the guidance of the
Canadian (Department of Immigra-
tion.
I They are Mr- and Mrs. Gyor
Baranyai, aged 23 and 20 respec-
tively, an eight -months -old on, Mr.
Baranyai's sister, . Magdoina, 16,
and Mrs. Baranyai's mother, Mrs.
,Anna Cixnbalmos, aged 47. There
is also a single man, making the
group six in all.
Mr. J. R. Mitchinson, of the
Goderich office of the IDepartment
of Imaniugration, under whose direc-
tion the •Hungarians are being re-
habilitated in Goderich, says that
more Hungarian refugees are sche-
duled to come here in the future.
Mrs. C inabalmos has already
secured employment as :a domestic
and efforts are being made to
secure employment for the others
in the group.
Why did they come to Canada?
To escape the tyranny of their
Ru<�landAnl.nated native land and
to live in the freedom -loving comp -
try of their choice. Canada, N1r..
' Baranyai told the tit: nal.titar.
He tool: hart in the ).cvolution
main.<t the 1 i <:aIli la,t fall in
h.- native Budapest Tli Ru<si:ui.,
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had a list of names of those who
took part in the revolution against
them and planned to punish them.
So, Mr. Baranyai planned to flee
from his country before he was
sent to Siberia or killed by the
Russians, he said. He stated that
friends who fought,with him
against the Russians isappeared
and no one ltuew what ever became
of them.
Fled ='y Night
Along with his wife and other
relatives, Mr. Baranyai fled across
the border by night into Austria,
thence to England. Russian tanks,
equipped with searchlights, comb-
ed the border looking for people
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trying to escape, the country. 1[aa
order to get by them, one group
of nine men ran in one direction
as Russian guns fired at them. This
was to attract attentionaway from
another group of seven women
who were also trying to get across
the border. By this ruse, both
groups managed to escape. In the
group of men was Mr.Baranyai
while in the group of women was
his wife carrying their four -
months -old son.
Mr. Julias Kovacs, also from
Hungary, but who has been in
Canada five years and in Goderich
for the past three months, acted as
interpreter for Mr. Baranyai, who
speaks no,,English. •
In response to an appeal fer
help for the Hungarian refugees
here, the Maple Leaf Chapter of
the I.O.D.E. has collected a large
supply of bedding material .and
kitchen utensils to give to the
Hungarian refugee family.
After fleeing from Hungary to
Vienna, the Hungarians went to
England last November and were
taken by airlift to Toronto this
month from where they have been
placed in various centres in On-
tario.
Mr. Mitchinson, of the Immigra-
tion Office in Goderich, says he
expects three men from Portugal
to arrive here this week to be
placed on farms in the Goderich
district.
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OPENS NEW DRUG •STORE
W. C. Newcombe's modern self -
serve drug store was opened at
Clinton last week -end. The Clin-
ton News -Record ran a biography
in last week's issue of Mr. New-
combe a Goderich boy, who served
A new firm, 'Mack Sales And
Service, has opened for busiafess
at 115 St. David's strut, in the
premises formerly occupied 'by
Campbell's Garage.
SJlilte Tliack, the proprietor,
states that he will specialize in
machine shop work and small
engines. He has been appointed
a 'master dealer for Toro power
mowers and Choremaster garden
equipment, and will also act es
sales awl service MIrze,90ntativo
'tor Briggs and Stratton, engine
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be installed, oin the property.
A tool 'and die maker by trade.
Mike and his wife, Je -sine, resided
in Toronto previoaosly. He is a
sports car enthusiast and is inter-
ested in organizing some type of
car elub here for young men who
want to apply their mechanical
ai'bilities.
In 1800, about 400 years after the
first European explorer had sought
the passage, the Norwegian explor-
er Roald Amundsen was first to sail
through the Northwest Passage
from Atlantic to Pacific.
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THIS DO IN REMEMBRANCE
OF ME
Immediately following the celebration of the Passover
O (1513 BC), Jesus instituted a new covenant with His faithful
"Little Flock" and commanded them to partake of the un- ,
leavened bread (representing His body) and of the wine or
• product of the vine (representing His -blood), at the same time
saying, "Ke4p doing this in remembrance of Me."
Since the Passover had been observed once a year, it is
obvious that the Lord's evening meal should be celebrated
once a year and on Nison 14, which date, corrected to our pre-
sent calendar, falls on April 14, this year.
The Goderich congregation of Jehovah's Witnesses invite
the people of Goderich and district to celebrate the "Lord's
Evening Meal" with them in
MacKAY HALL, NORTH STREET,
his apprenticeship with the late ••
H. C. Dunlop. He is assisted by •
Archie Townsend, another former e
Goderich resident.
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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curry and •
Mr. and Mrs. George Jenner have
returned from a Florida vacation. •
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon 'Henderson 2
and Barbara have returned from a •
winter vacation at Daytona Beach, •
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help brim quick relief to sufferers from
constipation or biliousness. Dr. Morse's
Indian Root Pills help promote regu-
larity. Try them --at all druggists. C3-56
LEGION HALL
GODERICH
Saturday, April 13
JACKPOT OF $70.00 FOR FULL HOUSE IN 54 CALLS.
1st GAME STARTS AT 8.30 P.M.
The First Officer is saving
for his marriage.
The Captain is saving to equip
a home workshop.
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bank �ccount.and
a purpose for saving
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They work as a team, yet each has his own
reason' for saving, his own dollar objective,
his own pace in achieving it.
A bank account takes care of every type of
saving need. You can start with any a=unt
you wish, add to it at any time youtehbose,
keep on as long as you like.
Last year almost 500,000 new deposit accounts
were opened with the chartered banks, making
a total of nearly 10,500,000. The owners of
these accounts know that a bank account
offers the simplest safest, most convenient
means of safeguarding and accumulating funds.
Save at a bang - - do!
SERVING YOUR COMMUNITY
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Come and hear a representative of the WatchTowerBible
Society explain why the "Evening Meal" is observed once a
e year; why it is only the "Little Flock" that partake of the ern.
• blems; the responsibilities of those partaking; how the "other
• sheep" show respect for those partaking by attending the
o memorial of our Lord's death.
•• EVERYONE, WELCOME.
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THANK YOU,
GODERICH!
aving vat cated the premises at the corner, of West
and Waterloo Streets, where we operated the Cities
Service Station for about 10 years, we wish to thank all
those who patronised us while there.
NOW, we have taken over the Supertest Gari ;ge
(formerly operated by Bannister Motors) Victoria Street
a i 1gin venue, and solicit a continuance, of your
patronage in our new stand.
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new zippers — re -Tined.
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