The Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-10-09, Page 7THURSDAY, OM'OBER • 9th, 1958
PREFERS JAIL TERM
William Glazier, Clinton, chose
a 15 -day jail term in preference to
paying a $50 fine -r-when A found
• guilty at Clinton Tuesday of selling;
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APPOINTMENT
'Councillor Bruce Sully has been
appointed to ,the Goderich Indus-
trial Commission -to replace Coun-
cillor Joseph Allaire, .who has been
Sr..
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ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
October 12 •— 19th Sunday after Trinity
840 a.m. HOLY COMMUNION.
10 qr.. Sunday School and Bible Class.
1r a.m. Morning Prayer 'and_ Sermon.
(Junior Congregation and Nursery)
7 p.m. Evensong and Sermon ,
REV. KENNETH E. TAYLOR, fil1.A., DM., Rector
MR, J. F. STEPHE•NS, M.A:, Organist and Choirmaster.
'THE UNITED CHURCH OF 'CANADA
North Street United Church
10 a.m. Sunday School.
11 a.m. MORNING WORSHIP.
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Junior Congregation and Nursery.
REV. A. E. EUSTACE, B.A., Minister.
MR. RONALD KLINCK, Music Director.
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Knox Presbyterian Church.
REV. R. G. MacMILLAN, MISS B. J. WOODRUFF,
Minister Deaconess
MR: W� 1�: B SHOP; F:R:O:O.: A:R:C�M., Direc#or -of--Praise,-
10 a.m. Special Service for Congregation 'and Church. School.
Junior and Senior Church School ' Will meet in' the church hall
at 10.40 a.m., Promotion exercise,' ,for, junior congregation.
. Sermon = 'The Bible's Best Known Psalm."
7 p.m. Evening Worship. Sermon: "The Bible's Central Story."
A FRIENDLYWELCOME AWAITS YOU. ,
GODERICH BAPTIST CHURCH
THANKSGIVING SUNDAY — OCTOBER . 12
10.00 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL. -
11 sari. Junior Congregation for Younger Children.
11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Thanksgiving Sunday Worship Services.
Tuesday, 8 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer Hour.
REV.
S. H. FINDLAY, B.A., B.D. - MINISTER
MRS. R. GOOD -- ORGANIST -
Victoria Street United Church
THANKSGIVING SUNDAY
1'0 a.m. Sunday School -and Adult Class.
lh a.m. Worship and Junior Congregation.
"TAKING MEN ALIVE."
1.,30 p..rn.___Bentnillex-. Church. after Bible School.
3 p.m. Union Church after Sunday ,School.
MINISTER, REV. S. A. MOOTE, B.A., B.D.
ORGANIST, MR. FRAN* BISSETT.
'BETHEL PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE '
"ELGIN A1!•E•:-•AT WATERLOO ST." �.
SUNDAY — 10 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL. •
11 A.M. and 7.30 P.M.—REV. H. C. CRACKNELL,
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY SERVICES AT 8 P.M.
"A HEARTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU."
WELCOME TO
- ❑ THE CHURCH THAT CARES
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12 —
9.50 a.m. Sunday School. -
' 11.00 a.m. and 7.00 p.m. Worship Services.
WEDNESDAY, 8 p.m. — Prayer and Bible Study Hour.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
VERLYN R., SNELL, B.A., PASTOR
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NILE.
NILE, -Oct. 7: About 30 friends
.and . xieighbors gatI ered...at- •..the
44311,601)644774p.14fay.,._,1 411$7,
Phee to ljonhr-vffem" on .e oc-
casion of their 50th wedding an-
niversary and presented them with
several gifts: an automatic toaster,
a persoihalized fountain pen, and
a two -tier -cake dish. They also re-
'ceived an electric wall clock froin
Auburn friends. Family 'dinnerp
were held in their . honor at the
home of their daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Taylor; . Nile, and at
the home of their son,: Mi and
Mrs. Orval McPhee; Auburn. On
Sunday evening they were enter-
tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon J. Smith,Goderich, and
were presented with a gift of
money from Mrs. McPhee's • bro-
thers and sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Richardson and
son Hugh, of Aylmer, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Bere on
Friday and also attended Dungan.
non fair.
The Federation of Agriculture
of West Wawanosh, held a meeting
last Tuesday evening at the home
of the president, William Wiggins.
The annual banquet will be held in
November with the St. Helens In-
stitute catering. A dance will
follow.
A baptismal service was held at
the Nile church on Sunday when
the infant daughters of Mr. and.
Mrs. James McPhee and. Mr. and -
Mrs. Ralph Matthews were bap -
tied.
Mr. anil Mrs. Robert Bere spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Laverne C''ulbert, Goderich.
Miss Mary Louise McNeil, who
was a patient in a London hospital
last week, returned to her home
here Sunday. We wish her a
s • eed convalescence.
r. and Mrs, Earl `McNee and
Dale and Mr. and Mrs. Worthy
MoNee, of Belmore, were guests on
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
McNee and family.
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.1� GODERICH V , U I M NA;�!1� •FAR
Additional
N s
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A,LL persons having claims against
Grace he stateof Jessie GracBrown-
lee, late of the Town of Goderich,
in the County of Huron, widow,
who died on or about the 21st day'
of September, 1958, are reggired
to file -- the same- with full par-
ticulars- with the undersignedby
the 18th day. of October, 1958,' as
after that date the, assets of the
estate will be distributed.
Dated at Goderich, in the County
of Huron, this 29th day of Septem-
ber) 1958.
HAYS and ?REST,
Goderich, Ontario,
39-41- Solicitors for the Estate.
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, Oct. 6. We are
sorry to'report that Mr. Art For-
ester is again in Victoria Hospital,
London.
Mr. and. Mrs. Tony Vrooman and
family, - of ,Corunna visited . with
Mr. and Mrs. Will..Vrooman over
the week -end. Mr. and Mrs.. Vroo-
man returned to Corunna with
them for a week's visit.
.Mr. arid Mrs. .Frank ..Papenhagen,.
of Defiance,. Ohio, called on friends
in the community during the week-
end. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John McBride, of
London, spent Sunday with Mr. -and
Mrs. Walter Tigert.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mel.
Dickson over the week -end were
Mr, and Mrs. Merle Quaid and two
sons, of Sarnia; Mr. -and: Mrs. Wil-
fred Quaid, of Goderich, and Larry
Dyer, of Guelph,
Baptism service was held' at St.
Andrew's United Church 'on Sun-
day When • the following children
were christened: 'Br"' enda'TDarTeiie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Crawford: Robert Thomas, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cantwell and
Robert James, son of Mr. and Mrs,
James Graham.
Dorothy Victor ,Ross, of Windsor,
was the•house guest over the week-
end. of Mr, and Mrs. Carol Sowerby.
SALVATION ARMY
84 Lighthouse Street
SATURDAY — 8 P.M.
Film -"Out of the Shadows."
SUNDAY SERVICES
Special Speaker —
Lieut. BiII Bird, Windsor.
11 a.m. Holiness Meeting.
2.30 p.m. Directory'Class.
3 p.m. Sunday 'School.
7 .p.m. Salvation Meeting
and Altar Service.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
AT THE ARMY.
LIEUT. LESLIE ROWSI?LL
EVERY HOME NEEDS
alimony
20. Public Notice
TAKE NOTICE that the Corpora-
tiop of the Town of Goderich in-
tends to pass a By-law stopping up
and' selling that part of Cypress
street in the Town_ of , Goderich
more particularly• described as fol-
lows, thatis to say:
COMMENCING at the southeasterly
angle of lot 26 on Cypress street
in Parke and Marwoods Survey of
the said Town of Goderich which
said point is the northwesterly
angle of the intersection of Cypress
and Walnut streets; THENCE
northwesterly along the easterly
limit of Cypress street 243.54 -feet
to the : southwesterly angle of lot
28 on Cypress street in Parke' and
Marwoods Survey; THENCE south-
westerly 66 feet to the northwest-
erly angle of lot one on Cypress
street in Parke and Marwoods Sur-
voy-1--THENCE-•southeaster-Ly. alang..
the westerly limit of Cypress street
243:54 feet, more or less• to the
nottheasterly angle of ' lot 3 on
Cypress street. in Parke and Mar-
woods Survey; THENCE north-
-easterly sixty-six (66)- fleet--•tow•-th
place of beginning, to Dominion
Tar and Chemical Co. Ltd.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that the Municipal • Council of the
Corporation of the Town of Gode-
rirah shall on Friday, the 17th day
of October, at 7.00. o'clock in the
evening,, at the Town Hall, Gode-
rich, Ontario, hear, in person or
by his counsel, solicitor or agent,
any person. who claims that his
land' will be prejudicially affected
by the By-law and who 'applies to
be- heard,
Dated at Goderi h this 18th day
of September, .195.
S. H. BLAKE, Town Clerk.
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Judge SThat New' Canadian
s
h a
s _
54'ed ,their citizenship papers in a The. new citizens were presented
impressive ceremony at the `Court with LO.D.E. greeting cards.
House on • Tuesday evening. Fol-
lowing this, they were entertained
at the Legion Hall. by the Maple
BLUE FLAME
HEATING OIL
Phone 819 or 1447J
R 4N GLAZIER, GODERICH
40x
GRAND Master's .- banquet,, St.
George's Parish. Hall, Tuesday.,.
October 14th, at 7 p,in. Turkey
dinner $1.50 each. Odd>ellows,
1 ebekahs and friends. For tickets
please contact- J. Wilson, phone
351W; F, Bowra, phone 13,85W, or
":M" S7 -1r:- B-,0evers; phone 888W-7----
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121. Business Notice
Leaf Chapter of the LO.D.E.
Addressing " the New Oanadians.
at the Court Clouse, Judge' Clark,
of Guelph, pointed out that. get-
ting Citizenship. meant more than
just getting a piece of paper. " He
stated it'meant for them 'a freedom
to worship, free speech, the ,right.
to vote in secret, the right to have
a fair trial if charged With any
offence. In return, they dere to
be loyal to their adopted cpuntry
for it meant much to their welfare.
They must have respect for the
laws and become familiar with
government from the municipal
level up. They were to take -an
active interest in -their country and
exercise their right to vote.,
. Judge Clark noted that the ma-
jority of the New Canadians were
from Holland and they might have
a tendency to. speak Dutch in Can-
ada because of the large Dutch
settlement in Huron County. He
advised them that to make friends.
and be friends of English speaking
people; the New Canadians from
Holland should speak English on
the streets . and in public places.
Not to do so. . creates a, certain
amount of suspicion among Can-
adians who don't understand your
language, he said. •
Then, Judge Clark said that Can-
adians . have a duty • to the New
Canadians and that Canadians are
grateful for the talents which are
brought to this country, from
Coffee Party
The coffee party at the Legion
Hall was under the general con-
venership of Mrs. R. Breckenridge,
citizenship conVener, Maple Leaf
Chapter,. of.....the.--I.aD.E... The -pro-
gram opened wi.h the presentation
of the standard lJy Mrs. Leo Wal-
zak, standard bearer, as Mrs. Ed.
Jessop played "Land of Hope and
Glory," followed by the National'
•Anthem ,
The regent, Mrs.. G. Ellis, wel-
comed, on behalf of the Maple
Leaf Chapter, the new citizens,
their friends and families and also
those who had receiyed citizenship
during the summer months. One
of the objectives,' of the LO.D.E,,
she stated, was to extend -friend-
ship and a sincere welcome to new
Canadian citizens. In charge of
entertainment, Mrs. R. Hughes in-
troduced Miss April Pridmore,' who
played several violin selections.
VISIT OR PHONE REID'S NEW
Upholstering Shop, 48 East -1
str•ect, ..Phone 1534 'til 9 p.m. for I
an estimate. We have the cover-
ings and the know-how. Pick up
and• delivery. .9t1
SID Bullen's Cabinet Shop, chests;
'desks;-' etc. custom, made; also, kit-
chen - cupboards and furniture re.
pairs. 184 Gibbons street, phone
1234. -19tf
CARPENTRY. building, remodel-
ling,, dealer in Epps pumps, ,water
softeners, bathroom- ' fixtures,
plumbing of all kinds, steel -and
asphalt roofing. Frank -McMichael,
',hone Carlow 1108, 23-30x
GODERICH Shoe Repair, East
street, tinder new management.
30 .years experience in all types
of shoe repair. Work fully
guaranteed. - -35-42
FOR artificial insemination service
or more information telephone the
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Associ-
ation collect at Clinton HU 2-344]
between 7.30 and 9.30 a.m, •week
day's, 8 •and 8 p.m, en Saturdays: Do
not call for service on Sunday. Cows
•in heat on' Sunday can be insemin-
,ated satisfactorily on Monday. We
supply service to top quality hulls
of the Holstein, Jersey, Ayrshire
Guernsey, Brown Swiss, Red Poll,
,Rego,;d- (polled .ancl •horned) feet
Shorthorn (polled and horned), and
Dual Purpose Shorthorn. Angus
and Ch�arolais breeds. The 'cost
is low. -301f
SHARPENING -•- Saws: hand and
electric; axes, and knives wet
ground; shears, scissors, etc,;
skates ground lengthwise, Part-
time farm work, C. H, • Homar„
Huron road, opposite store.
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DIRECT
FACTORY SALES
BY TEAL CRAFT n.,.,.,„.,.
FINISHED BOATS — $75.00 and up
UNFINISHED BOATS
BOAT. ili tS -- 8 ft. to 21 ft.
SA'VE 25 TO 50%
— TERMS' s
Write for 'free brochure today. '
SOUTHAMPTON
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71 Hughson, Street South,
Hamilton, Ontario.
• ' -40-1x
CO-OPERATORS' INSURANCE.
auto, home, liability, accident and
sickness. Geo. Turton, 351 Huron
road, phone 1184, Goderich. -381f
List- Plowing
Match. Winners
The plowing match at GDCI re-
sulted in Richard Stewart placing
firstin the senior class, and Lawr-
ence Ribey second, While Bob
Brindley and Pat Murphy tied for
third position. ,
.1n, the intermediate class, a
special award went to A. Rrbey and
the same to Wayne Millian in the
ITinior section,
In the Huron County plowing
match for high schools, Gerald
Walters and Gordon Baxter placed
first for GDCI in the senior division
milaw�ibe;�
placed second in the junior class.
• PICKS STRAWBERRIES
Mrs, - Robert MacAllister, Bay-,
field road, picked strawberries
from her garden on Monday.
Amen g the guests who spoke
were: Charles 7VlacNaughton, MPP,
for Huron; deputy , reeve .Peter
Maccwan, who represented Warden
John Morrissey; Judgew..}•Clark, of
Guelph; Sheriff Nelson Hill; Mayor
E.- C. Fisher.
Thanks were extended to Wil-
" Skinner, president of , the
Legion, by Mrs. Ellis for the use
'of the Legion Hall for the Chapter's
citizenship work. During the coffee
hour, R. Schelhass, of Zurich,
thanked the chapter for their hos-
pitality.
A lunch was served by the mem-
bers' of. the Maple Leaf Chapter
of the LO,D.F, by the food eerie.
mittee. The attractive tea table was
arranged by Mrs. Gordon McManus.
New Canadians
The New Canadians who receiv-
ed citizenship papers on Tuesday
included: Douwe Dam, Thys Groen
and Femmigje Groen, of Goderich;
Remmelt Schelhaas, Zurich; Albert
Valkenburg, Jenny Valkenburg and
Gisela Pratte, of Clinton; Trijntze
Valkeeburg,' R.R. 3, Seaforth; Ber-
nard Ten Pas,. Geertruida Hanna
Ten Pas and Hendrik Jan Ten Pas,.
R.R. 2, Bluevale; Gerrit Wynja,
R.R. 3, Kippen; Jan Greidanus and
Wiepkje ,Greidanus,.R.R. 1, Londes-
boro; Desire Van Dersselaer,
Stephen Township; Cornelis Bitr-
uma and Botje Buruma, R.R. -1,
Clinton, r•
ASHFIELD
Mr.ec
G R Hopiai}G a towner pre
sident of t# 'O:4der ich Jaycees 45
continuing -bjs merest iI1 J,be
-or -n _ i ,
� on s vice=c ""
a i aria
ir.
0 T.ta Alt
of the organizing committee of the
- -
Mr. and Mrs. J'm 'Britnell •and
Mr. and Mrs. J. K Sully attended
the Good Roads convention inMon-
treal the past week.
Rev. Lyall Crawford, of Parkhill,
and Miss Catherine Crawford, Reg.
N., of Victoria Hospital, Montreal,.
renewed' acquaintances in town this
week. '
ASHFIELD, Oct. 6. ` •Mr. and MrS.
Dame ttand ehildrer of'_Brantford,_4
spent Sunday with their cousin,.
Miss Sadie Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacKenzie
were week -end visitors with the
latter's ' sister, Mrs. George
-
ae-
in HamilTon..
Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Jamieson
visited over the week -end with
their daughter, 'Mrs. N. Whitehead,
in Teeswater.
,--Services in Ashfield Presbyter-
ian Church next Sunday have been
cancelled on account 'of annivers-
ary services in Ripley where Rev.
M. MagClure, of Molesworth, will
'be the guest speaker at 11 a.m.
and 7.30 p.m. (EST).
BREAKS HIP
'Mr,s. •(Dr.) W. F. C•allow,, North
street, is a patient at Alexandra
Hospital following a mishap in
which she broke her hip on Thurs-
day -of -hist week.
W e -e 1� es a 1N r
im ico�►1 , Brockstreet, wer
$4 l hart s Taylor and His, i ni
ew,han a-ofr' St.. 041113 ;?,
Mr. Mr. -Bert Cunning in, of Tor*
onto �, was, -ar '. 'rte,
•'-:hey yF^_,,t.
0,
Mr. and Mrs, K. r Breckow' o
New Westminster,'1>f .C.�' visited ►tv
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Chas,
Breckow, Palmerston street and his
brother, Mr: Chas. F. Bare .kow;
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Winter
turned home at the,week-end after
spending two weeks"vacation tour,
ing parts of Canada and
Heather SIon
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ANNOUNCES •, .
THE ADDITION. TO ITS STAFF OF
MRS. GERALD (Louise) PITRE
3 YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN ALL' LINES OF
BEAUTY CITLTITRE.
Formerly of Emerson Beauty Salon, Windsor, Ont.
For Appointment, Phone.' 74
-40-4
nwti �.
Night ;School Classes
AT; GODERICH DISTRICT
COLLEGIATE_ INSTITUTE
During' the winter months classes will be offeredd in TYPING,
BOOKKEEPING, SHOP WORK, WELDING, SEWING AND
---OTHER-SUBJECTS WHERE --THE REGISTRATION JS_SUFFI-
CIENT TO WARRANT A CLASS. At (east 15 must register
'in any course offered.
REGISTRATION
will be at the school on
Wednesday. Qct. 15; " at 7..30 p.m..
Those who have already registered by telephone' are not"
required to .register again. •
Opening date of cIasS'es"will be advertised again next week.
You may, telephone^ your registration to 508 during• school
hours. Fees for the course $5.00 plus a $5.00 deposit.
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NILE.
NILE, -Oct. 7: About 30 friends
.and . xieighbors gatI ered...at- •..the
44311,601)644774p.14fay.,._,1 411$7,
Phee to ljonhr-vffem" on .e oc-
casion of their 50th wedding an-
niversary and presented them with
several gifts: an automatic toaster,
a persoihalized fountain pen, and
a two -tier -cake dish. They also re-
'ceived an electric wall clock froin
Auburn friends. Family 'dinnerp
were held in their . honor at the
home of their daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Taylor; . Nile, and at
the home of their son,: Mi and
Mrs. Orval McPhee; Auburn. On
Sunday evening they were enter-
tained at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon J. Smith,Goderich, and
were presented with a gift of
money from Mrs. McPhee's • bro-
thers and sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Richardson and
son Hugh, of Aylmer, were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Bere on
Friday and also attended Dungan.
non fair.
The Federation of Agriculture
of West Wawanosh, held a meeting
last Tuesday evening at the home
of the president, William Wiggins.
The annual banquet will be held in
November with the St. Helens In-
stitute catering. A dance will
follow.
A baptismal service was held at
the Nile church on Sunday when
the infant daughters of Mr. and.
Mrs. James McPhee and. Mr. and -
Mrs. Ralph Matthews were bap -
tied.
Mr. anil Mrs. Robert Bere spent
the week -end with Mr. and Mrs.
Laverne C''ulbert, Goderich.
Miss Mary Louise McNeil, who
was a patient in a London hospital
last week, returned to her home
here Sunday. We wish her a
s • eed convalescence.
r. and Mrs, Earl `McNee and
Dale and Mr. and Mrs. Worthy
MoNee, of Belmore, were guests on
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
McNee and family.
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.1� GODERICH V , U I M NA;�!1� •FAR
Additional
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A,LL persons having claims against
Grace he stateof Jessie GracBrown-
lee, late of the Town of Goderich,
in the County of Huron, widow,
who died on or about the 21st day'
of September, 1958, are reggired
to file -- the same- with full par-
ticulars- with the undersignedby
the 18th day. of October, 1958,' as
after that date the, assets of the
estate will be distributed.
Dated at Goderich, in the County
of Huron, this 29th day of Septem-
ber) 1958.
HAYS and ?REST,
Goderich, Ontario,
39-41- Solicitors for the Estate.
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT, Oct. 6. We are
sorry to'report that Mr. Art For-
ester is again in Victoria Hospital,
London.
Mr. and. Mrs. Tony Vrooman and
family, - of ,Corunna visited . with
Mr. and Mrs. Will..Vrooman over
the week -end. Mr. and Mrs.. Vroo-
man returned to Corunna with
them for a week's visit.
.Mr. arid Mrs. .Frank ..Papenhagen,.
of Defiance,. Ohio, called on friends
in the community during the week-
end. ,
Mr. and Mrs. John McBride, of
London, spent Sunday with Mr. -and
Mrs. Walter Tigert.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mel.
Dickson over the week -end were
Mr, and Mrs. Merle Quaid and two
sons, of Sarnia; Mr. -and: Mrs. Wil-
fred Quaid, of Goderich, and Larry
Dyer, of Guelph,
Baptism service was held' at St.
Andrew's United Church 'on Sun-
day When • the following children
were christened: 'Br"' enda'TDarTeiie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Crawford: Robert Thomas, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cantwell and
Robert James, son of Mr. and Mrs,
James Graham.
Dorothy Victor ,Ross, of Windsor,
was the•house guest over the week-
end. of Mr, and Mrs. Carol Sowerby.
SALVATION ARMY
84 Lighthouse Street
SATURDAY — 8 P.M.
Film -"Out of the Shadows."
SUNDAY SERVICES
Special Speaker —
Lieut. BiII Bird, Windsor.
11 a.m. Holiness Meeting.
2.30 p.m. Directory'Class.
3 p.m. Sunday 'School.
7 .p.m. Salvation Meeting
and Altar Service.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
AT THE ARMY.
LIEUT. LESLIE ROWSI?LL
EVERY HOME NEEDS
alimony
20. Public Notice
TAKE NOTICE that the Corpora-
tiop of the Town of Goderich in-
tends to pass a By-law stopping up
and' selling that part of Cypress
street in the Town_ of , Goderich
more particularly• described as fol-
lows, thatis to say:
COMMENCING at the southeasterly
angle of lot 26 on Cypress street
in Parke and Marwoods Survey of
the said Town of Goderich which
said point is the northwesterly
angle of the intersection of Cypress
and Walnut streets; THENCE
northwesterly along the easterly
limit of Cypress street 243.54 -feet
to the : southwesterly angle of lot
28 on Cypress street in Parke' and
Marwoods Survey; THENCE south-
westerly 66 feet to the northwest-
erly angle of lot one on Cypress
street in Parke and Marwoods Sur-
voy-1--THENCE-•southeaster-Ly. alang..
the westerly limit of Cypress street
243:54 feet, more or less• to the
nottheasterly angle of ' lot 3 on
Cypress street. in Parke and Mar-
woods Survey; THENCE north-
-easterly sixty-six (66)- fleet--•tow•-th
place of beginning, to Dominion
Tar and Chemical Co. Ltd.
AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE
that the Municipal • Council of the
Corporation of the Town of Gode-
rirah shall on Friday, the 17th day
of October, at 7.00. o'clock in the
evening,, at the Town Hall, Gode-
rich, Ontario, hear, in person or
by his counsel, solicitor or agent,
any person. who claims that his
land' will be prejudicially affected
by the By-law and who 'applies to
be- heard,
Dated at Goderi h this 18th day
of September, .195.
S. H. BLAKE, Town Clerk.
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Judge SThat New' Canadian
s
h a
s _
54'ed ,their citizenship papers in a The. new citizens were presented
impressive ceremony at the `Court with LO.D.E. greeting cards.
House on • Tuesday evening. Fol-
lowing this, they were entertained
at the Legion Hall. by the Maple
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George's Parish. Hall, Tuesday.,.
October 14th, at 7 p,in. Turkey
dinner $1.50 each. Odd>ellows,
1 ebekahs and friends. For tickets
please contact- J. Wilson, phone
351W; F, Bowra, phone 13,85W, or
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121. Business Notice
Leaf Chapter of the LO.D.E.
Addressing " the New Oanadians.
at the Court Clouse, Judge' Clark,
of Guelph, pointed out that. get-
ting Citizenship. meant more than
just getting a piece of paper. " He
stated it'meant for them 'a freedom
to worship, free speech, the ,right.
to vote in secret, the right to have
a fair trial if charged With any
offence. In return, they dere to
be loyal to their adopted cpuntry
for it meant much to their welfare.
They must have respect for the
laws and become familiar with
government from the municipal
level up. They were to take -an
active interest in -their country and
exercise their right to vote.,
. Judge Clark noted that the ma-
jority of the New Canadians were
from Holland and they might have
a tendency to. speak Dutch in Can-
ada because of the large Dutch
settlement in Huron County. He
advised them that to make friends.
and be friends of English speaking
people; the New Canadians from
Holland should speak English on
the streets . and in public places.
Not to do so. . creates a, certain
amount of suspicion among Can-
adians who don't understand your
language, he said. •
Then, Judge Clark said that Can-
adians . have a duty • to the New
Canadians and that Canadians are
grateful for the talents which are
brought to this country, from
Coffee Party
The coffee party at the Legion
Hall was under the general con-
venership of Mrs. R. Breckenridge,
citizenship conVener, Maple Leaf
Chapter,. of.....the.--I.aD.E... The -pro-
gram opened wi.h the presentation
of the standard lJy Mrs. Leo Wal-
zak, standard bearer, as Mrs. Ed.
Jessop played "Land of Hope and
Glory," followed by the National'
•Anthem ,
The regent, Mrs.. G. Ellis, wel-
comed, on behalf of the Maple
Leaf Chapter, the new citizens,
their friends and families and also
those who had receiyed citizenship
during the summer months. One
of the objectives,' of the LO.D.E,,
she stated, was to extend -friend-
ship and a sincere welcome to new
Canadian citizens. In charge of
entertainment, Mrs. R. Hughes in-
troduced Miss April Pridmore,' who
played several violin selections.
VISIT OR PHONE REID'S NEW
Upholstering Shop, 48 East -1
str•ect, ..Phone 1534 'til 9 p.m. for I
an estimate. We have the cover-
ings and the know-how. Pick up
and• delivery. .9t1
SID Bullen's Cabinet Shop, chests;
'desks;-' etc. custom, made; also, kit-
chen - cupboards and furniture re.
pairs. 184 Gibbons street, phone
1234. -19tf
CARPENTRY. building, remodel-
ling,, dealer in Epps pumps, ,water
softeners, bathroom- ' fixtures,
plumbing of all kinds, steel -and
asphalt roofing. Frank -McMichael,
',hone Carlow 1108, 23-30x
GODERICH Shoe Repair, East
street, tinder new management.
30 .years experience in all types
of shoe repair. Work fully
guaranteed. - -35-42
FOR artificial insemination service
or more information telephone the
Waterloo Cattle Breeding Associ-
ation collect at Clinton HU 2-344]
between 7.30 and 9.30 a.m, •week
day's, 8 •and 8 p.m, en Saturdays: Do
not call for service on Sunday. Cows
•in heat on' Sunday can be insemin-
,ated satisfactorily on Monday. We
supply service to top quality hulls
of the Holstein, Jersey, Ayrshire
Guernsey, Brown Swiss, Red Poll,
,Rego,;d- (polled .ancl •horned) feet
Shorthorn (polled and horned), and
Dual Purpose Shorthorn. Angus
and Ch�arolais breeds. The 'cost
is low. -301f
SHARPENING -•- Saws: hand and
electric; axes, and knives wet
ground; shears, scissors, etc,;
skates ground lengthwise, Part-
time farm work, C. H, • Homar„
Huron road, opposite store.
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DIRECT
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BY TEAL CRAFT n.,.,.,„.,.
FINISHED BOATS — $75.00 and up
UNFINISHED BOATS
BOAT. ili tS -- 8 ft. to 21 ft.
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CO-OPERATORS' INSURANCE.
auto, home, liability, accident and
sickness. Geo. Turton, 351 Huron
road, phone 1184, Goderich. -381f
List- Plowing
Match. Winners
The plowing match at GDCI re-
sulted in Richard Stewart placing
firstin the senior class, and Lawr-
ence Ribey second, While Bob
Brindley and Pat Murphy tied for
third position. ,
.1n, the intermediate class, a
special award went to A. Rrbey and
the same to Wayne Millian in the
ITinior section,
In the Huron County plowing
match for high schools, Gerald
Walters and Gordon Baxter placed
first for GDCI in the senior division
milaw�ibe;�
placed second in the junior class.
• PICKS STRAWBERRIES
Mrs, - Robert MacAllister, Bay-,
field road, picked strawberries
from her garden on Monday.
Amen g the guests who spoke
were: Charles 7VlacNaughton, MPP,
for Huron; deputy , reeve .Peter
Maccwan, who represented Warden
John Morrissey; Judgew..}•Clark, of
Guelph; Sheriff Nelson Hill; Mayor
E.- C. Fisher.
Thanks were extended to Wil-
" Skinner, president of , the
Legion, by Mrs. Ellis for the use
'of the Legion Hall for the Chapter's
citizenship work. During the coffee
hour, R. Schelhass, of Zurich,
thanked the chapter for their hos-
pitality.
A lunch was served by the mem-
bers' of. the Maple Leaf Chapter
of the LO,D.F, by the food eerie.
mittee. The attractive tea table was
arranged by Mrs. Gordon McManus.
New Canadians
The New Canadians who receiv-
ed citizenship papers on Tuesday
included: Douwe Dam, Thys Groen
and Femmigje Groen, of Goderich;
Remmelt Schelhaas, Zurich; Albert
Valkenburg, Jenny Valkenburg and
Gisela Pratte, of Clinton; Trijntze
Valkeeburg,' R.R. 3, Seaforth; Ber-
nard Ten Pas,. Geertruida Hanna
Ten Pas and Hendrik Jan Ten Pas,.
R.R. 2, Bluevale; Gerrit Wynja,
R.R. 3, Kippen; Jan Greidanus and
Wiepkje ,Greidanus,.R.R. 1, Londes-
boro; Desire Van Dersselaer,
Stephen Township; Cornelis Bitr-
uma and Botje Buruma, R.R. -1,
Clinton, r•
ASHFIELD
Mr.ec
G R Hopiai}G a towner pre
sident of t# 'O:4der ich Jaycees 45
continuing -bjs merest iI1 J,be
-or -n _ i ,
� on s vice=c ""
a i aria
ir.
0 T.ta Alt
of the organizing committee of the
- -
Mr. and Mrs. J'm 'Britnell •and
Mr. and Mrs. J. K Sully attended
the Good Roads convention inMon-
treal the past week.
Rev. Lyall Crawford, of Parkhill,
and Miss Catherine Crawford, Reg.
N., of Victoria Hospital, Montreal,.
renewed' acquaintances in town this
week. '
ASHFIELD, Oct. 6. ` •Mr. and MrS.
Dame ttand ehildrer of'_Brantford,_4
spent Sunday with their cousin,.
Miss Sadie Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack MacKenzie
were week -end visitors with the
latter's ' sister, Mrs. George
-
ae-
in HamilTon..
Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Jamieson
visited over the week -end with
their daughter, 'Mrs. N. Whitehead,
in Teeswater.
,--Services in Ashfield Presbyter-
ian Church next Sunday have been
cancelled on account 'of annivers-
ary services in Ripley where Rev.
M. MagClure, of Molesworth, will
'be the guest speaker at 11 a.m.
and 7.30 p.m. (EST).
BREAKS HIP
'Mr,s. •(Dr.) W. F. C•allow,, North
street, is a patient at Alexandra
Hospital following a mishap in
which she broke her hip on Thurs-
day -of -hist week.
W e -e 1� es a 1N r
im ico�►1 , Brockstreet, wer
$4 l hart s Taylor and His, i ni
ew,han a-ofr' St.. 041113 ;?,
Mr. Mr. -Bert Cunning in, of Tor*
onto �, was, -ar '. 'rte,
•'-:hey yF^_,,t.
0,
Mr. and Mrs, K. r Breckow' o
New Westminster,'1>f .C.�' visited ►tv
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Chas,
Breckow, Palmerston street and his
brother, Mr: Chas. F. Bare .kow;
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Winter
turned home at the,week-end after
spending two weeks"vacation tour,
ing parts of Canada and
Heather SIon
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ANNOUNCES •, .
THE ADDITION. TO ITS STAFF OF
MRS. GERALD (Louise) PITRE
3 YEARS' EXPERIENCE IN ALL' LINES OF
BEAUTY CITLTITRE.
Formerly of Emerson Beauty Salon, Windsor, Ont.
For Appointment, Phone.' 74
-40-4
nwti �.
Night ;School Classes
AT; GODERICH DISTRICT
COLLEGIATE_ INSTITUTE
During' the winter months classes will be offeredd in TYPING,
BOOKKEEPING, SHOP WORK, WELDING, SEWING AND
---OTHER-SUBJECTS WHERE --THE REGISTRATION JS_SUFFI-
CIENT TO WARRANT A CLASS. At (east 15 must register
'in any course offered.
REGISTRATION
will be at the school on
Wednesday. Qct. 15; " at 7..30 p.m..
Those who have already registered by telephone' are not"
required to .register again. •
Opening date of cIasS'es"will be advertised again next week.
You may, telephone^ your registration to 508 during• school
hours. Fees for the course $5.00 plus a $5.00 deposit.
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