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HURON COUNTY'S FOREMOST WEEKLY O
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GEO. L ELLtS, Editor and Publisher. •
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 14th, 1958
GODERICJ SIGN
TAR
CONSTANCY OF
"Igy, but (here have been .;j, lot, of people
die at (ipderi •h during the past year,- an
out-of-town. resident who vvat,thos therocal
scene remarked to . us the other day, He is
of an age when obituaries are' of-' particular
interest' to him, ' Ile thought there wore urbre
deaths during the past t,'ar than fur
some Fears past, But he is wrong. '
.'t ording to a loom resident, who keeps.
-afiivai .1'•taiis on r .b,filar:.',, there are ap-
pro?i:rr,.t,'•';y 1.!() deaths in (lodet'ich and its
immediate area e ieh year. This figure vurit-;
very.,i:tt;e frvni year t'1 year• i.o','ortLul:' to his
statist. There may he more ,l.•at hs during
on+• month rliure than. for a ,corresponding
per.u•1 f the pI.f“,,i,ois year but averaged +,y:•I•
a year year's time the totd, annual take of the Gr:iil
Reaper is 1'20 for liod •ri,:}i and, ,1i,triet.
. 1)ver the y'Cirs one hears comments about
"an •Inu;ucl;ly eolt1 winter” or •'`an awfur.y
hot sororner ' Vet there are statistics also
ON PURCHASI
A_ 4}leris---Iim-b)tiorl , fyf ffi$ii`t`--te.r=jpfe}---
Qa•r•Li.c:iliar'4s.2t•A--own-a. tlrrtrt3C�i"
CUttar', S.tr?. It�.S .�1.I it' .ail right,
would. warn ,thorn not to ret so enthusiastic
about it that they pir•k up a "wonderful'.
wonderful'.
building lot hastily w'phont giving due atten-
tion to the legal cud' of it. F)nce a property
IS sold, all responsibility in connection with
the land is” transferred to the purchaser. And
a few ;ii L'}i p Ir+.'hti ierA of lite along Lake'.
Huron's shore,., have found that theyrdo 'not
own a;i t}i., property the: thought they ,pm::
;:hase+d sonic' time ago.
There are a few , simple guides
should he folloWe,d in purchasing 'property.
Inspee. it, and soya if it is as suitable for a
druil'rlin� as ad~` 'rtis.1. I>N t'Prtain that the
property of,rPd is. in fact. the property which
will ultimately be transferr •rl. Tlreral are
instances ,herr' persons hay.' been shown ,lake
• Shore property and found later. that the pro-
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DEATHS, CLIMATE
to prove that the average temperature over a
y e•ar's time varies very little from year to
year. For many years, Imperial Oil Limited
ha, kept a log of the temperature for each day
at Goderich—spring,, surhmer, autumn and
\sinter. And, strange to say, the mean or
average temperature over• a period of a year
is fairy constant. This, of course, means that
in a year's time the amount of fuel, consumed
:n any one home shouldn't vary very much
from year to year.
'Death and taxes.are always. with us,"
,it ha, been said. To this should be added)
the weather, also. While the number of deaths
annually- in any one municipality .remains
about the same, ,provitded the-.po-pulatijn,Js.,
r• ii6nablr constant and the annual mean tem
p •rature in any ' one municipality remains
-iib+,rut tilt same, this is not so with taxes. This
is no doubt due' to the fart that taxes are
under a ditierent management than are deaths.
and climate.
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NILE, 4 2,-
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Ruth tYe,re iii, Stratford recently to
attend the ,Shakespearean Festival.
Miss Donna McNee is a leader at
the Junior Girls - camp this week;
also attending are Helen McNee
and Maribelle Bere, of Nile.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon' Seltehombe,
jr, and son, of` Tordnlo, visited re-
cently with Mr,- and Mrs. Ross
McPhee. '
We are glad Co' see~ Roy Connell
home • from Excelsior Springs, Mis-
NG- PROPERTY
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p -transferred-was Several `hundred feet
•--' hm--the-w•at e r:-- -677--s-ho --sh o wt7t `Zero. titifui' bu 11
.�„hzr r..,
g r.i.� t:...a i�d,...•late�f-L.-::..t=h- ----fie ir"-'d eel --en=•
titles them to either a hopeless gully or a
piece of 'unsuitable land. ' Do .not 'purchase
lots by reference to a plan which has not been
regL,tered. Consult with 'a lawyer to be as-
sured that the title to the property is clear:
('heek- with the municipal office to determine
what municipal by-laws have. been enacted
which would..affect the use of the property.
P„ aware of the commitments associated with
th'e purchase of the property. Is the purchase
prir•e the only thing or are there other hidden
expenses about which' you are unaware? De-
«,'rniine what seryiees the munieipality and/or
the developer is able to,. and will, provide.
In' other words, be .sure you know' what
own -.
--tribry's ....ane
45 Years Ago
The town was notified that it
would have to pay $2,702.95 into
the county treasury in 1913. (In
1951, the county collected $70,585.-
98 from the town,)
The Goderich elevator had hand-
led four . and- one-quarter -million
bushels, jf grain -up_te the . end of
'July 'ilia season.
P,arsnns....dri.ving,..on---the-r•13ay&eld
road- Wednesday night witnessed
the rather unusual sight of a herd
of cattle being driven by an auto-
mobile. "The auto has its uses
as well as, its dangers," commented',
The Signal.
. Dr. Caesar, R. J. Acheson, W.
McLean and, J, 'Andrews spent a
few days on a motor trip to the.
Beaver River, near Flesherton,
where they did some fishing.
The, weekly outdoor concert of
the 33rd Regiment Band was can-
,celled because Manager Nairn
could not find" a cornet player. •
25 Years Ago
The Huron County Court Howse'
almost went up • in smoke when
fire, believed caused by defective
you are doing. when you buy piece ofpro-wiring, broke out between the cell -
1 ing and floor at the south end of
perty. It may save you. bitter disappointment the hall; County 'Clerk George
and financial loss later, on,,
STRATFORD. SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL
Thanks ' to the publi(.• relation, 1, part various provinces in Canada, the Festival is,
meat r,1' thr Stratford iilakeslx a r,a' n ori . to
dIl i.nLe.rll.a.tirai141..,ta t res
it was niir privil'i,ge tri be given three excei!ent
orchestra . at, to the +'v.'ninLr po-rfurnnan-e f
.'',Much Al,,+About Nothiii i;i.,t Friday.
T+) be better ,10(ptii iite d tri tkt ,, sire 'rd,
r)f young love, 'r•e read the 1, ,1" ov-r. before
seeing' it aet.',1. 11.'. .•nuidu •t ,:et a5 enthused
over it as wr., llxy v r r�t'h"r'+iii., of :`i'ha,j; -
r si•; u, i
spa r e , t _i_d •(i at >'...��«�i. t r,ri.,r,riuf•nt s•
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we inr,�1rnt :,,r i1 '' ill• �1••• x'11 ,:i•n t', a#tr'i-1'1
one of fly, lesser pia; s. Nath;rig •rrubi 1)
forth 'r front the `r•-itbr.,.:acct manner
in which. tYir
rr ' xriin
plat' ,11 , i f�f'1', r• n. .;f" SS'Yx; iI'ti'1'+' trrlir:'l,n'r 11�;r,,i�n na'�tr" },;,, not t'han:r•,1
Sin^r• the ma -ter f }l. 1in�':,,il ,fir']"li%1' % \\T -
ham `�ild}ir'Spr'itr", is 'I �'li'v J1'� '1%�YI 1rl d'•:a`}i
sort :;-12 year, ago. - .\n1 h:iti,an nor*ilr. .t;
por!rav,•,1 hy- -hak:,;l,,ar. ,n "Thieh Ado,.
A},r.';` ,+hire+�.'" �`,xs fly lei+ t• ,}
with •refreshing.,
clarity ;and. finesse 1,•,' the
the ;;tratf,,r,d S hak''spear+'au F«•:twill, F'a:!,ire
to +ak,. ;n ;,nr re.rf+,riiiat, •' ,
ler(vin'r r ne„'lf,ati ,on,l«r••-rrlf'nt to, ,i dr,rrree only
fully r_,:a'lzed. 'by attending one.
t1 rat f -)rd r -an he .justly 1,t'oud of thr' na-
tional, ;n.,t.itrlti(,n to ;vhir'h it gavr• birth soon,
Six year;; a&;u. Indeed, ju(tginf4 by the nurnh• r
of ears sofi►i bearing, Jir'ense frl"ate,3 from rano. °
sf ftt,.5
cif tfic.. warder as well as frr;m
Letters To
R.R, 2, Goderich,
August 7, 1958.
,IfFiitor, ,Sinal -Star.
Dear Editor:
A matter I feel should he brought
the attention of proper author -
ties is the' selfish and unlawful at-
tempt being made by Bluewater
Beach Property Owners Association
to bar the public front using the
portion of township road leading
' from top of lake bankqo the beach.
This spring a fence was erected
and a chain gate installed "for use
of cottagers” only, they hoped.
The center post of this fence is a
six-inch. steel tube, filled with, and
set in, concrete. "Private" and
"No Paing.' signs hang every.
where, 'Persons wishing to walk
to the lake via the public road,Aor
parking to watch the sunset, are
usually met by a posse of bel-
ligerent cottagers, male and fe-
Male,, and threats of prosecution
should they "set foot inside that
chain." Most parties, not knowing
the- true situation or simply not
wishing to male an issue, are
eintthaloassingteeesseaesewara
In view of the very limited ac-
cess the public have to their
beaches in this area, this area
seems especially short-sighted and
unfair.
Yours truly,
J. C. Nindmarsh.
-Editor, Signal:Star.
Dear Editor':
As a Canadian citlrcfi; .i would
like to register my opposition to
the teaching of French in - the
1 . .
l,roue.oht treinendous publicity.:. to . the Classic
('its-. 1\ it'h it has come financial by-products,
"'its well. this «as_.noted in the difficulty ex-
p,=.r.r•nc in getting 'served in the' several
new and also in t}ir• beautifully- renovated old
: ,tabi.sh'•' l restaurants which eater to the
'Vi,itinrc, Festival patron,,. Other lines of bu.si-
ri • s benefit, a, v,- 11. Thea various firms
,hoof d remember to give support in various t
W1-1,',', t;, the Festival and never for+:.let the goose
w ) ir•h iii the vol de n erre for then. , -
1'}i,a. meager 'curtail; «•}ii�'}I iit..- iispossible
"••, together for a life of William .Shake -
Holman and Caretaker George
James rushed to. extinguish the
flames with pails of water.
Large congregations greeted• am
forer local minister, Rev. R. C.
McDerri id, of Toronto, when he
preached in Knox Presbyterian
Church at God.erich__on_ Sunday'_
Goderich Township residents
were keeping their doors locked'.
at night. There were several re-
ports of stolen chickens, potatoes,
grain and clothing. A great in-
crease had been noted in the num-
ber of hoboes on the :roads,
Lightning started a fire which,
destroyed a learn owned by Charles
Jones, of. Nile district. Eleyen
hogs, some hens, machinery and.
he season's crops were lost inM the
blaze.
Rev. •J. E. and Mrs. Ford observv
ed the 54th anniversary of their
marriage. Despite advancing
years, Mr. Ford could still preach a
vigorous sermon.
15 Years Ago
The J. T. Wing, last three -masted
chooner on the Great Lakes, was
owed into Goderich harbor by the i
ug John R. Stover. Her skipper
xplained• the presence of the tug
y stating it was now impossible
`;,ear•r' halo- been tilt' despair of biographers
and ei.o.on-Fol'xtnr;. The only true bio'^rap}ler
S},itkesp;.'are `kr kr.si)--lrr'. A- his works
s
his t
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.tr his best binrraphv : ,+, ;, that song
1,;,,t ,,f epitaphs:—
r' X or i,44'r
pitaph.s:---
rx+,rr'is,('r 1.10; n th
N. n witt•hr,,aft ('harm thr,e
(r)ir,.;t utittiid farebr'ar thee!
Nothing ill come near thee!
Quiet consummation :have
.1nd renowned be thy ;.gray',
Three hundred and forty-tti-o. years ! The
(idiot, the renowned grave at Stratford in
f;n+rlanif ^rives us back the words in the form
of 0 propheey, Anti -the Festival' Theatre at
Stratford, Ontario, proclaims the, truth of
I I
t,h'4 lro )heew
The Editor
schools of Ontario.
I was amazed to read the editor-
ial in your paper a few weeks ago
on this subject and to think' that
aliyenee would have the gall to
advocate the teaching of .French,
a 'dying language, in the public
schools of', Qntario. If a person
wants to study French it is up to
him but to try and cram that lang-
uage down the throats of the child-
ren of Ontario, would pu•t'Ontario
in the category of Russia.
Canada is an English speaking
churitry, It has made the greatest
progress of any country on earth,
under the English language and T
don't think the real Canadian will
stand for :some politicians to cram
that French- down the throats of
their children,
)r
have---- talked with .many Am-
erican tourists who have returned
from Quebec. They are disgusted
that in an English speaking coun-
try, many of the French at -Quebec
cannot speak English. 1 tell them
that is not Canada. If they want to
see real Canada, and real Can-
adians, visit Ontario. lily under-
- ' 1 ; ' !•-. A :I.,,
o s o' no teac English: I
doubt if the rest of Canada wants
the French language, a I consider
it' a dying language.
Yours very truly,
E. R. TWEEDIE,
1676 Franklin
Columbus, ;Ohio,
Editor's Note: It was a letter to
the Editor from Shawinigan Falls,
Quebec, which supported the idea
of teaching French to Ontario
school children at art early age.
The Signal -Star editorlal •(July 3rd)
dill not advocate teaching French
in public :schools 'of Ontario,
Thank you. for your letter to the
editor which letters we are always
pleased to receive and publish re-
gardless of ,views expressed in it.
Editor, Signal -Star.
Dear Editor:
I, would like to congratulate the
,Ontario Provincial Police for their
assistance to the Town of Goderich,
Police Department.
-- 1 would 'particularly like to' ex-
tend my appreciation to M. Groves,
R. Simms and C. Hard for the
excellent job they have he doing,
J. S. Cummings,
Tra srariada Credit Office,
God rich, Ont. ,
FOREST FIRES DELAY,
TRIP FROM THE YUKON '
Sgt7 W. J. •Raithhy, Mrs, Raithhy
and family, left for Ottawa on
Tuesday following a week's visit
with hi's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Rait 4
`:;p' eon pos e.�. Q ttawa
after aving spent the past two
years as a radiographer at the Can-
adian Army MilitaryHospital at
Whitehorse, Yukon erritory: On
their way down from the Yukon
they ran into numerous forest fires.
At Swift River in the Yukon they
were held up12 hours because of
the forest fire jumping back and
forth across the road they were
.to travel. Telephone poles for a
distance of 1.2 miles along one
,section of the road were burned
to the ground.
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to find enough sailorrs in these
parts who understood her canvas
well enough to operate the
schooner.
In a letter to the editor, a visitor
complained that the tomb of Dr.
Dunlop, founder of •Goderich, was
in. -.a neglected condition.
-After an absence of 49 months-
-„Which -13- 13- - were --Spent -on- .salt
water — the_`canaller" William
thtfiff ilnel eti .st`.G'od"ericli'.,'With
cargo of grain. Aboard Was Fire-
man Bob Muir,' a Goderich man
who was •the lone remaining chem•
ber of the crew which left here
when navigation opened in 1942.
Dr R. Hobbs Taylor, new MPP
for'Huron, was mentioned as a pos-
sible member of the Conservative
cabinet being formed by Col:
George Drew.
Mts. Fred Murney, well-known
resident of Goderich, consented to
act as '.liaison officer in Goderich
for the women's division of tlfe
RCAF. ,Her daughter, Miss Ruth
Mu'rney, was serving in the RCAF
as a' sergeant 'dental assistant.
10 'Years Ago
About 2,500 people attended a
band tattoo held at Agricultural
Park. , The evening was highlight-
ed by the appearance of .the Pres-
ton Scout House .Band. '-
A swimming class had been
formed for local boys and girls,
with Miss Hilda Smith as instruc-
tor,
Edward Wise:; of R.R. -3,"Clinton,
won a new car in a draw held at.
the Kins$lell earnivai z; - -court
House Park at Goderieh. ' •
A fishing boat built at Mathie-
son's welding shop, was shippped
to Ravelle and Zimmer,' Grand
Bend.
Town Council turned down a
request from Goderich Public
School Beard. The 'proposed new
public school was going to cost'
much more than expected, so the
board had asked Council to submit
a by=law, authorizing the, expendi-
ture of $75,000 more, to the On-
tario Municipal Board for, approval.
Huron County Magistrate James,
Wilson Morley, KC, of Exeter, died
in Victoria Hospital, ,London. He
was 44 years old..
Do insects talk to one another?
According to the Book of Know-
ledge the social insects—ants, bees,
andwasps—certainly communicate
by, means of the long feelers with
which they touch each other. -
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garment-(pl.)
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weapon
17 Entranced
18 Negotiate
19 Appellation
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20 Makes sate
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70 Asterisks
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60 Soaks
61 Satisfy
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Answer to t'tutsle Ks. 07
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to make the most of summer fun,
put pleasure before the unpleasant
business of cleaning and pressing
clothing and household articles.
Our . convenient and depndable
ckear>ta vice.y►tilf�.g_r e•.you more
time to indulge yourself in those
lhings--that, thake ilio 'featly -brie,
insteadof merely existing.. '
GODERICH
DRY CLEAN E RS
WEST ST.,, /22
C.P. LOWERY, preop.
- souri, and hope he continues to -im-
prove rapidly. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Rutledge,
.of lgiatui, Florida, and George Rut
Ye„4;1rag'; .
;
rt Bogie. "
Congratulations to- Mn. and Mr -s.
Gerald` Diistow on the arrival of
a baby daughter.
Mr. and Mrs, Don McCormick,
of-' Wingham, Were Sunday visitors'
with the Graham McNees.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dickson and
four children, of Kitchener, were
recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Allan Dickson and family.
The sympathy of the, community
is, extended to Mrs. Tom McPhee
TIfUASDAY, AUGUST .14th, 195g
in the death of her brother and
also to the Hodge family.
Mr. and Mrs., Henry Matthews
and • Joyce were Sunday visitors
ithlallfr.kand•-Mrs,vvm
•A.1 .iNe,y :,�
Miss Mary Louise McNeil, daugh.
ter of •Mr. and Mrs. Doug McNeil,
came home from Goderich hospital
Sunday. We wish her a speedy
convalescence.
There are more than 700 primary
textile mills in Canada; spread
-across Canada's 10 provinces, and
until recent years the industry was
the largest single •source of employ-
ment in Canadian, Manufacturing
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store, Carmi,,chael's • Stamps & Coins, 311/2 Bloor St. E.,
Toronto.
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immediate
Conversion
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delay.
For full
shall be
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The new
enquiry
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Unusual •
• Opportunity
of Victory Bands can get up. to SO% more interest
cash bonus by 'exchanging them for the new
Loan Bonds. This valuable rght,is.for-.a..,limited•
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details, fill in and send us the attached coupon today.
pleased to look after the matter on your behalf.
plus an
Canada
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Please send me without obligation your "Conversion Loan
Pamphlet” containing details and instructions Aith an
application form. — _.._
Name
Address. -
Bonds are also available for .cash subscription.
by mail or phone will receive prompt attention.
Gundy & Company
Limited,
Local Representative: W. A. Finley
Virginia
466 T Avenue Riverside, Ontario
Whitehall 5-2395
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NUAL LIN--ENSAiE
2070 OFF 3'3u/3% OFF 505 OFF
Counter soiled discontinued lines and broken sizes
of John S. Brown' & Sons'
IRISH LINENS
Linen Cloths, Luncheon Sets, Bridge Sets,
Damask Cloths, ,Linen Towelling',
Pillow Cases, Ladies' and Gents' - Handkerchiefs
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