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GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR
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HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST. WEEKLY /1 f1 ln� •
Established 1848. In its itOth year of publication.
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THURSDAY, .MAY 30th. 1957
PREDICTIONS AND THE FUTURE
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G(,d••riehlay f,•!" feed:llc� "n ramie-
throir•.rh•'ut \V..1vrll ( ►star', I►Tlr''!L• t'1•'
r!ayL1;tt 'l!-�`�-•Jn n 1111 al (f more 'i,ia!:
4RN) l;u,ll• :, .,►f grain was brought duwu from
the L k.e}lean to grain elevator, i11 Goderich.
N'ow. aldug comes another prediction.
Tee ,euree t.'f this _ late et !trophesy inaiiitaine
teat (intdre''•, future will, eee a vast industrial
area stretching from Windsor through to
leuid•rn. IIA111:1tUn, t ►akviile. Toronto, Oshawa
:.:.•i easterly. It kill include. too. the Niagara
,•. t:.!l-ula_ alread•y bring transformed from a
fa -n:: n'_ into anintlu-trial arra. This huge
get l -t nets area will Lave matey hundreds of
!.•• ,-:t!,.1- el '11t1t1-tr.12l t1'•rli r-, who will.
r .\ • 11-'.1111•. the pre-
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1 i'l'ea,,, \1 1 l.e.'•'!1 ?lie feele:ne Huron license commissioners, the
\< < nee -.� _:'. .;jlri :: the I vest,. -k to feed license for the Bet:Ash Exchange
::.,ill;, .11,)[1.(t -d1 the snore hotel es as transferred from E: R.
► Swart- to James Reynolds. The
• -r ..0 .•i l. -d..,•. a elt_ I," to license of the Huron House was
•!!.• ,•f ina1tp•.wer theee Tenn, transferred freer' Mr. Reynolds to
• r! 'era -ii rtr'1'.11 V fl•'1tt,' Alex Robinson.
r _.-,2i:11 • lan•1- a!1.1 \;!11 rel\- ,„Irk- A 'score of Goderich Boy Scouts
took the morning train to McGaw,
('d 11 /1,1;1 :'ra:l1 ? r ,rv,l iji• it l -v:•- :hen marched to Benmiller. where
tile troop was drawn up and Ernest
Lee was sworn in as a tenderfoot.
Badges were presented by Scout -
Morris Svv
Bruce Noble and Allen Sinclair. .
25 Years Ago
' A few days after Town Council
passed a motion instructing police
: to, put a stop to parking in Court
House Park. a summons was served
on the county sheriff. He was to
' appear in police court to answer
a charge of violating the civic
parking by-law.
In order to keep pace with the
growing demand for salt, it was
expected that the Godericfi Salt Co.
would soon let the contract for the
sinking of a flew well''on its,pro-
perty' The -company employed - 75
Down Mernoryts
Lane
45 Years Ago
It. R. (Bob) Sloan. a director of
the Ontario Fruit Growers' Associ-
ation; predicted a great future for
fruit -growing in Huron County. He
himself owned a fruit farm two
miles below Porter's Hill and an-
iother at Blyth.
The anniversary and dedication
Iservices
in the Baptist Church on
Sunday marked the beginning of a
new era in the life of that con-
! gregation, reported The Signal.
After working energetically for
i several months, the different or -
1 ganizations of the congregation
raised sufficient funds to cover the
cost of „new church pews, seats for
, the choir and other furnishings.
` The pastor was Rev: J. Pollock -
It was reported that County
Council would be asked to consider
a publicity campaign for Huron
County si-riilar to a campaign car-
; tied on very successfully by Lamb-
: ton County. -
i At a meeting of the -Centre
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lr- it:: add,- t,:' the feet••: 1: -t• re Canadat!raZU than ever
,eine _ from the Lakehea•1 to (;o�1.-rlt-lt
-'•I!.-11? ••- theee farms ill (.ilitari'-'. Is"•�
i,r•-,1_ :•.e. -•f • -sur-••. lint whoi. there t', say
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r(•11 CiCalrlt :
'I i1• filter,- alway. rema-ins an unknown
1'tlt with lvii1.-.prea•1 +levNic'1,r11rnt
l_ �t ••li 4 )nwithtario :n the next 25 years or
►;•••1• r: .•h ran rl(t help but -liter into the
t'. 1: :rl 11:r're ways than elle. It i (Illy
t•' fr'rr•=.r-' an aieeel•�-rifted rate of
_ . •_•- f ,r the port of Goderieh and the
krep.tn�t w :t}i (►ntario':
:,• /..� •. all,i''n ;Turing the year. that
• master Hayden to anson,
1 :': i ,- persons.
The Goderich Homing Pigeon
Club staged a week -end flight from'
WEDDINGS.
• LITTLE -SMITH ' edged in pearls. and she carried
a':white-•--Bible -topped with - p.nk
r osebtids and white stephanotis
T'S "bride:'rnaids. Valerie Car ter.
of Toronto. a cousi.'•, of the bride.
and Patrice Sarn:s. of London,
wore Iden:xei styled waltz -
length dres,r-, of cur nitower blue
taffeta. w.th matching headdresses.
The flower eerie Nancy Kress. cousin
ee.•gee_.yrr,re a Kate Green-
s~ „iv' dress of w-h.:F eyelet ern-
broidery over cornflower blue taf-
feta A. basket of pink roses was
ca-r:ed by each of the bride's at-
tendante.
The groomsman was David
Fvan ', Montreel. and ushers
were Beta Ha; - of Gceier :ch. and
Jim Reed. of ur geua.
Receiving gIuest= at'the recep-
tion et the Little Inn. Bayfield.
the br:des rrio'he-r ware a dre-s of
duty 'rose w.th retching acces-
eer.e.- She was assee.ed by the
,°,reerr •i mother .who chose a beige
ere -amble.
For a wedding .: ip to Northern
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(!-:.a: . the bride - ,re a =k- blue
p r.neer; -lei.:h1 dress w,th navvy
a seri c',a' area -ky blue act: �a:ones.
The coup:e well re -:de in Lond-,n.
«'erir'....; �ve_:� ::,1)71a d:.lance
.neiuded Mrs Y - J•.,hr.,tone. of
V ancon:r_r B r M• and Mr... Ray
B'ar'er and Valer.e and lir - B R
Var. Irise r, and A L L`w=-r.�s. all
rif..Ta;.a: ``e- fir, and Mr- Mu:,ay
NF:iier. ngter.' Of Brampton. and
Mr and Mrs •Eric- Fairbairn. of
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Del re.Pr,er t-, r' rnar:sae the bride
�.- -• hono:(d ul'h gift, from the
(see' r and :r.,l ,r, '0! Knox Chuech.
the fee/1 Te;ephone <-,,mparo.
(•meta shower and t•rt , ml-eel:an-
'�r,us showers
Mr and •ytr: J. Gardner enter -
tamed 'he bridal par'y 'a'. a buffet,
lunch following the rehearsal on .
Frida 'ev'ening.
Mildred Marie Smith became the
bride oi--Frank Ernes: Little -in a
ceremony conducted by Rev. R. G. '
MacMillan in the chapel of Knox
Presbyterian Church here on Sat-
urday at 12 coon: The bride is the
daughter of •A. Leslie Smith, of
coder%cn. and the late Mrs. Smith. •
-and the 4.rooin •:s the `on >;
and Mr:, Ernest Liu.le. of G.0 a`'
White chrysanthemums formed
a setting for the wedding. Music
a -as provided by W H_ Bishop,
orgar..,t The so;o,t. Miss • Jayne
Ford. sang -'U Perfect Love.' -
Given :n :gar rage' oy her bro-
ther. Ja.-nes Smite. the bride were
a bauerr_a-;ength gown of nylon
at: o.ee shimmering bridal satin
with a ::.de ell—around edging of
scalloped French iznporteel. hand-
cL-pped lace eneancln ; he r e ereg-
Gte eftect ,vehk:r:: and ;lora! .aCe
appliques scattered on the front
and sneer of the skirl Her finger-
tip .e ; a- caught to a cap 'd
lace ace -Jen ant; ,he carried a
white Bs,;e tc,;n, ed wen Arner.car,
Beau, TO,'
The matron of honor. Mr=. John
?.cess. vw (. o eruh. a cousin of the
bride_. was attired :n a gown of
pink net over satin. with bouffant
skirt tire' tiny cape She wore a
matching headdress and carried a
bouque• of tinted blue chry-anthe-
murn
The gr - m's brother. Harry
Littre. •,i Goderich, was best 'man.
and ushers were Jack Little, also a
brother of the -groom, and John
Thurlow
It Ceiv:ng guests at a receeeeion
at Tiger Dunlop Inn. the br.de's
st.ster•in law, Mrs. Jame., Smith.
wore a figured silk dress with
white accessories. and a corsage
of yelliew roses The groom's mo-
ther chose a navy dress with
-matching acce,'or!es and a corsage
of pink roses.
Fora wedding trip to NoAhern
Ontario. the bride wore a navy
and white erystalette dress with
white accessories, and a corsage
of red roses. The couple will re-
side in Goderich.
Previous to her marriage, the
bride was honored with two .'show -
ers-a miscellaneous shower held
by Mel F. If. Samis and a shower
held "by Mrs. John Reis.
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• GARDNER-REED
iMarriage vows were exchanged
by Dorothy Ruth Reed. of Gode-
rich, and Robert Adelbert Gardner,
of London, in a ceremony in Knox
Presbyterian Church here on Sat-
urday at 3 p.m. The bride is the
daughter of Mrs...W. H. (teed, of
Goderich, and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gardner,
of -London. -
Rev. R. G. MacMillan officiated.
Wedding music was played by Mrs.
Murray Hetherington, of Brampton,
and the soloist was Mrs. Duncan
MacKay, of Auburn. The. church
was , decorated with standards of
,given in marriage by ,her uncle,
G. W. Paterson, the bride wore a -
gown of ivory brocaded taffeta,
with net inserts at the neckline
and bouffant -skirt with bustle ef-
fect iter waist -length tulle veil
was cattght to'a matching headdress
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rich Public School Board also ac-
cepted the resignation of L L.
Knox. secretary -treasurer of the
board for many years.
The local tag day for the Chinese
War Relief Fund netted $307.
Joe Mulch and- Vic Harrison,
both barbers and dyed-in-the-wool
anglers. displayed a fine,catch of
speckled trout. includinhalf a
dozen fish which averaged close
to two pounds each. They caught
them "somewhere in North, Huron."
10 Years Ago
It was announced that $15,000,
representing 30 percent of the o
jective, had been raised in the
arena campaign to! date. This
amount included results from the
general and industrial canvass, but
did not- include the special names
section.
Goderich Public School Board
received the resignations of Misses
Ivy Austin, Jean Yemen, Millie
Anderson .and Marg4ret Bettger.
Appointed to replace them on the
teaching staff were Mrs. Ewan C
!toss, Airs. M. Cranston, Miss Rose
Itowra and Miss Lorraine Hodgins.
. Town Council leased the Park
(louse to A. L. Brereton, who was
proprietor of the Club Grill on
Kingston street.
Mr and Mrs. W. J. C. White, an
elderly couple from Portsmouth.
England. arrived in Goderich to
view the grave of their youngest
son -in Maitland cemetery. LAC
Leonard C. White, of the RAF,
contracted a fatal illness •while
stationed at Port Albert in 1941.
The visit of the parents to their
!son's grave was made possible
through the Rotary Clubs of Lon-
don. Ontario,. and London. England.
With more tractors now in use,
horses Were becmming hard to sell,
said Harold Jackson, auctioneer
from Seaforth. He also''noted that
cows were in heavy demand, in-
dicating a swing toward dairying
among Huron County farmers.
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Sirs. George Connell, of Seaforth,
has been visiting relatives and
friee l odgric-!hi;palst three
gays. She carried a basket of` Montpelier, Mich„ ..-a distance of
sweetheart ro=es and mixed shades
of tinted carnations. 226 miles from Goderich. The THE
winning bird was owned by J. j
The gtrpomsman u as Douglas Bowman. Entries of J. W .Mac -
of Goderich.Vicar, W. Baker, P. Johnston and RFI 1 TELEPHONE
Cruickshank,
guests at Tiger Dunlop - C- .,1!'�,tSS',._ 111:111 -al order. -_name in , BEL.
Inn. Mrs. ele. Frith, the bride's next.
grandmother, wore a periwinkle' Anew• egg titas•ket X:lila -Messrs.-1COMPANY
blue silk dress with snatching Gould and Sturm `-as' proprietors.
jacket and large black hat and was opened opposite the Town Hall
accessories. She wore a corsage. on East street. i
of sweetheart roses. The groom's A Goderich food store advertised
mother chose an ensemble of P.osa veal chops at 17 cents a pound,'
mond brocatelio with navy acces- while a half pound of side bacon .'•
ores, and a corsage of talisman '-could be bought for nine cents,
Pres facial Constable Lorne;
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FULLER --FRITH
AT GODERICH
REQUIRES A
roses. 15 Years Ago P01.1:1" I ME
Leaving on a wedding trip to
Niagara Falls. N.Y.. the bride wore
a sheath dress in champagne shade •
scuiptured silk with matching ac-
cessories, and a three-quarter coat
of cognac boucle. Mr. and Mrs.
Fuller will reside in Goderich.
Before -her marr:ege, the bride
was honored at showers held by
Marion Dales, of Clinton. and Bar-
bara Buchanan and Marilyn Lane.
of Goderich. She was also honor-
ed by the members of Goderich
Baptist Church. at the home of Mrs.
Donaldson. and there was a pre-
sentation by members of Goderich
Bu -:neo, College.
MUSiC EXAM RESULTS
Result: of examinations held by
the Western Ontario Conservatory
ref Music at St- Joeeph's Convent
were as follows: .
Grade V, honoree Barbara Ellis;
Grade VII, honor,, Judy Naftel:
Grade VIII, first class honors,
Nancy Hughes.,, Patricia Prevett
and honors, Irene'Pfrimmer, Diane
Harrison. Donald Rouse: A. Mus.'
honors. Dorothy- Erizen=berger.
Rev. S. H Findlay officiated ;
.when Dianne Catherine Frith and
Ronald Fuller exchanged wedding '
vows in a ceremony held i�t-he
Goderich Baptist Church pars,nage
on Saturday at 2 p.m. The -bride is
the daughter of John W. Frith. of
Goderich, and the late Mrs. Frith,
and the groom is the son of Mr
Rutherford, who had been station-
ed at Goderich for three years.!
was "transferred to Galt. Provincial
Constable Spofford, of Kitchener,!
was posted to Goderich.
. Jackson Jerry, who had been
acting turnkey of Huron County
Jail, received official notice of his'
permanent appointment t� the
position,
Sidney J. Brown was appointed
to replace W. Harvey Bryans as
principal of Central 'Public School.
Mr Bryans resigned to enter min.;
tart' service. With regret, Gode-i
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and airs. Haney L. fuller, of Gode-
rich. l WHY THEY COME
Gwen in marriage by her father, ! .,,•.
the pride wore a gown of white' There is much -loose talk about
silk chiffon, fashioned in Empire I why tourists come -to Canada. Just
style with .long-sleeved jacket of as foolish is the contention that
many stay away because there is
Guipure lace, with
the finger tip ! not always ready access to a
veil of cloud white tulle illusion ; "bracer" when they want it. But
ifridescent
from a pill box edged with I all tourists ate not users of liquor.
iridesuqut sequins. Shen cowled !Indeed a great proportion of them
a bouquet of American Beauty ,
roses set off -by white stephanotis, are children. Hundreds, of happy
fern and satin streamers. i families come to fish, to hunt, to
rest. to play and to enjoy the
The matron of honor, Mrs. Ross1
Eedy, of Dungannon. sister of the i beauties of our. hike districts.
groom, chose a bouffant dress with
back interest in confection pink Indeed it can lie truly said that
the liquor4ree atmosphere of many
stiffened tulle 'with tiny matching
lace jacket. She carried a bouquet
of sweetheart roses. and .`mixed
shades of tinted carnations. ,
The, flower •girl, little ltosemat'y
Eedy, r.iece of the groom, was
attired In mint green organza over-
layed with gold and featuring 's Huron . County Temperance Fed -
wide collar with tiny pink • nose- oration. -
Pi our beautiful summer resorts
is one of their ' greatest charms.
Don't •iet the trade have its way.
Of course they want more outlets.
But they alone stand to profit:
This advt. sponsored by The
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Letter to -Editor
• Goderich, Opt.,
- May 27. 1957.
Editor, SignalStar.
Sir, -I would like, through the
medium of your paper, to express
my sincere thanks to the doctors,
and the' staff, all down the line,
who treated me with such kindness,
and courtesy during my recent
stay in hospital, when no effort was
spared which would contribute to
.Aly comfort. I have many times
heard people criticize doctors and
nurses saying that these people are
well paid for their services; no
one remembers hew much it costs
the doctor or nurse to prepare
themselves for their calling; no
price is too high to pay for restor-
ation to health, and no money can
buy kindness, patience, sympathy
and cheerfulness, which good
things were much in evidence.
I may never be in the position
to make a large contribution of
money to our hospital but any help
or testimony • that I can give, I
:most willingly give.
In closing, -I would also like to
make mention of the kindness of
the late superintendent, Miss
Smith, who freely gave of her ser-
vices to be with me through the
post operative hours.
Thanking you.
Yours sincerely,
aiRS. A. PALMER
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OPERATOR
N� Experience Necessary
Cail Mrs• Brosche
At 700 Goderich
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TiIU9SDAY, MAT 30th, "1857
initiation to be held the first meet -
Rebekah Lodge ing in June.
Conveners ,and arrangements
were also formed for the garden
party and bazaar to be held on
Mn. A. Shore's lawn . in July.
Goderich Rebekah Lodge met
Tuesday evening of last week with
the N.G., Mrs. E. F ritzley, presid-
ing. Plans were completed for the
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Gravel and Trucking Business
WITH LARGE TURNOVER
FOR SALE
IN TOWN OF GODERICH`
Equipment Ibcludes : -
TRUCKS — GRAVEL LOADERS
SCREENING PLANT
GOdD GRAVEL PIT — half mile from town
STOOK OF GRAVEL, SAND and STONE .
LARGE YARD for Stockpiling of Materials in Town
OFFICE,rt and GARAGE EQUIPMENT
Owing to circumstances, owner must sell reasonable
for quick sale.
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