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TIIURSDAY, SEPT. 24th, 1,059,,,,
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Ogema,....Sask.o
Sept. 18, 1950.
.Signal -Star,
Goderich, Ont.
Dear §irpenEnclosed find $3.00
for one year's subscription to Sig-
nal -Star. sure would miss it.
keep S me up to date on the
•things back home,.
Sincerely,
Lloyd Walters.
11011....1••••••
Good 'tharaeterl is still the best
collateral for a loan.
The mulberry tree of northern
Anrrica not only yieidn, the fam-
iliar deep re'd. fruit but is ale()
valuable for its wood. the Chinese
at one time -used the bark for
paper -making.
For A Quality Fur
Coati or Jacket
get in tough with Mr. H. Gorbet
ogIanover Furs. '
S WE MANUFACTURE FUR
COATS in Hanover. There-
fore we can sell Quality Fur
Coats at more reasonable
prices..
, We also - do REPAIRING
AND REMODELLING.
, Mr. H. Gorbet
will be glad to consult with any-
one *out their fur coat. Itodoe2sn't
cost anything to fin4 out whatever
dere is to know about your coat.
We are here once a week. If you fill out the
-following -fornr-and mail it, we will be ,glad to get
in touch with' you in the very near future.
, rem we= mem
1 I would like you to call and see me next time
Iare in Goderich.
I Mrs.
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HANOVER FUR'S
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- 10th St. — .,Hanover. ----o- •
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Phone 91 Proprietor, H. Gorbet
- -38-40
Bisset. Bros. . BUT,
Top Ho41,:ein: Ou11,
T. Robert Flea, of Oshawa, has
sold iris four-year-old Holstein
herdsire, iFlettdale Pabst Posch, to
Bisset. Bros„. of Goderich, 16r
$2,500. This bull is classified "Ex-
cellent"- for body conformation, the
highest rating obtainable. Sandy
Bisset selected him on the 'basis
of the outstanding, cows in his
His dam, FlettdalellItady Posch,
family tree.
is classified "Very Good" and has
seven pffieial, Record of Perform-
THE GM:MICH SIGNAT,STAR
inilk and 3541. lb. fat, 01; tWiee-a-
• OU SKRETARY. OR PRESS
• ance tests totalling 102508- lbs.1 A•" y
day milking, including a yearly I
record of 18,1$0 lbs. milk and 670
lbs„ fat, average test 3.69 percent
butterfat. - LedY was nominated as,
All-,Canad'an three-yeot-old heifer
in 1951
Her dam, in turn isoClementma
Rag Annie Aaggie, who is still a
freeh looking individnat at •fifteen
years- of -Age, and who has an_ eight
laetatiOn lifetime record of 128,6/15 r Each of these Organizations.
has already appointed alSreeS
or publicity convener, or will
be doing -so _shortly. , This
move.is an important eine to
any organization if it wishes
to keep the doings of its group
before the public . . . to let
•
EP FOR YOUR ORGANIZATION?
With the arrival a the fall - keel) in mind the importance
season comes. a restunptienof
meetingsoof town and district
organizations, associations and
lbel milk and 5,491 Ins. fat, average
,test 4.04 percent butterfat.
Miss Ferri Symington, of Toronto,
wasli recent guest with her consin,
Mrs. Cora Buchanan.
County Cream Produ er Annuals
next month. -Watch this space
'
for date and place.
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MARKETING BOARD
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3. Bankable security not iequirecl..,
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the public know it is alive ann
active.
It is impossible ,for the
Signal -Star to attend and re -''
port the many scores of meet-
ings of such .organizations.
That's where the press secre-
tary comes in. And an drgan-
ization gets publicity just
about in accordance with the
degree to which your press re-
presentativ,e is alert and doing
his or job. Have you a
good • s secretary in your
.or n?
ity conveners should
ef turning in an account of ,
their meeting to tho
Signai-
Star as soon as possible after
a meeting is held. Some are
under the ,misapprehension
that since the "Signale*tar , is
pi -Milli -a- on Thuradar, It's
O.K. to turn their -coy in on
Wecfnesday,--even in the ease
of meetings held on Thursday
or Friday •of the preceding
week. This is erroneous. No
copy is set for the Signal -Star
after 4 p.m., on Wednesday
of each week. Then, only last
, minute copy is, set and if ac-
• counts of meetings held almost
a meek previously are handed
in on a Wednesday, they have
to be sharply briefed or left
out ,entirely. In short, it is
• advantageous for .press secre-
taries 'to get cony in EARLY
if they want their organization
to have a,full account of their
meetings in the paper. Would
organization presidents please
. check on this point with their
pu lefty conveners.
NOW COLBORNE S ONLY CHURCH
Benmiller United Churc
Has A - Lengthy History
(Signal -Star Staff) such, as ,there is h parsonage' With
Victoria Street.
Dateonfogeps.tructien.of the original frame church does not ,Seem
to be well known, but in 1927 it
was rebuile into a line brick struc-
ture, with a basement added 'for
Sunday school. That was durfng
the ministry,e1 Rev. E. Poulter.
At the rededication service, Nov-
ember 20, Ree. D. A. 'McCamus
preached, and was assisted by the
minister and a layman, Edward
IVIasThiteell:
people of Benmiller com-
munity, under leadership' of Rev.
Vi. J. Patton, despatched many
carloads of produce to Western
Canada to help relieve the distress
of the drought -in '1,931.
Otlier-inintetere who have' served
the Benmiller church since 1905
BENMILLER, Sept. 21. — Bee -
United. ocongregationo- nue-;
cessor to one which. met in the
first schoolhouse at "The, Hollow"
more than a hundred years ago,
worships nowadays in a- fine
brick building, theinterior ex-
tensively redecorated a year ago.
Now the only church in Colborne
Township, it has outlived a half-,
dozen of several denominations,
doomed by the development of
good roads and motet . cars.
On Sunday, September 27, a
special harvest anniversary service
is to be held, w,ith Rev., W. G.
Wylie, B.A., B.D., of Wallaceburg,
as -guest preacher: -Mr: Wylie-was-
Benmiller's minister from 1935 to
1938. He was at that, time un- ate J. G. Yelland, William Bangler,
married. ,The special service will C R Durrant, A. W Brown, F. J,
not be at the us,ua'i hour, but at.11 Rutherford, P. S. Baines, • 'H. F.
o'cl%ek. After servoce a ,reception Kennedy,..W. H. Moss, E. A. Kntol-
and luncheon will be held, • ter, R. B. ,,Cumming, J. W. McCrea,
First religiotis servites in Col-
berne were held- in various school-
houses, with local preachers main-
ly in charge.. eircuit • rinoers; or-
dained men, conducted service
from time to time. In the late
1850's there were 10 preaching
places under a Methodist Episcopal
preacher .statioped in Goderich„
.:- Not. s manyl years age there
were within four miles two Meth-
odist churches other axon Ben -
Miller,' known as Bethel and Zion,
a Gerrnan Evangelical ehurch and
a, Presbyterian church at Carlow.
Some families from these .congre- PRY HURON
• gatko,ns attend the ,Benmiller
church; Bethel was out near the
little lakes, Zion where the new
Zion school stands, and the Ger-
.
Fail fair 'Dates
Ontario agricultural Sqcieties'
fairs for 4959, for this area, are
announced as •follows:
Arthur, Sept. 30, Oct. 1.
Bayfield, Sept -24, 25.
Brussels, Oct, 1, 2. •
Durham, Sept: 25, 26.
Exeter, Sept. 23, 24e,
Hanover, Oct.' 2, ,
Listowel, Sept. 38, 29. .
Lucknow, Sept. 23, 24.
Ripley, Sept. 25, 26.
St. Marys, Oct. 6, 7.
Seaforth, Sept. 24, 25.
Teeswater, Oct. 6, 7.
Zurich, Sept. 26, 28.
• QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ
1. What Collodion medical man was
the, first to take student doctors
• into hospital wards?
2. What percentage of gainfully
employed Canadians- is noW
working in agriculture?
3. On a per capita ,basis, 1958
" was the value of Canada's nation-
• al production $3,704, $1,520 or
$943?
4. Where, and at what date, were
• ice hockey's first formal' roles
• written?
5.1n 1948 the payrolls of all gov-
ernments in Canada totalled $769
" million. What is the current
figure?
ANSWERS: 5. Government pay-
rolls new •exceet $2 billion an-
nually. 3o In 1950 it was $1,520,
down from -$1,567 in 1957 and.
$1,602 in 1956. 1. Sir William
Osier. 4.' At McGill University,
Montreal, in 1881. 2, About 15
per cent.
optEsapiRMO
W. Wylie, R. G. Hazelwood; H.
F. Currie, G..Crenheilm, S. E..1-Iay-
ward, J..Harrower, D. W.
and Mr. Moote.
Amongst the inany birds whose
activities benefit the human race,
a high Place goes to the modest
little flycatcher. Weak of foot but
strong on the wing, they live en:
tirely on insects which are injur-
ious to mankind.
Huron County has a unique
"dry" record. Today its towns are
"admittedlythe driest" in Ontarin,
man church east of Benmiller near to quote frern a recent London
the intersection of the Holmes,ville Pree Press editorial,.
road.Huron has consistently voteddry
1Virs. John Long, now residing in
Goderich on Cambria road, recalls
attending Bethel when .it fermed
a ,circuit with Ball's church, Ben
-
'miller and Zion. Ball's, south, of
Auburn, has long been closed ex-
cept' fer special occasions, bet is
kept in good condition, as is the
burial ground. At the time Mrs.
Long •mentions, an ordained min-
ister would conduct three services
on a Sunday, while a "ideal," took
the fourth. Sometimes' the latter
would be •Albert Allin, later or-
dained, or John Young, who kept a
store on the 8th.
Benmiller church was later onoa
circuit with Zion and 'Bethel and
.Carlow, and still later with Nile.
Now it is linked with Victoria
Street, Goderich, and Union in
.Goderich Township, all three in
charge of Rev. Stanley Moote since
1955. The parsenage, maintained
up to the time of the present ar-
rangement, is not now required as
when faced with a county -wide
vote. In 1919 a referendum was
voted on to decide whether or not
to continue the Ontario Temper-
ance Act. Huron, voted dry by a
Majority of 12,777. In 1921 an act
forbidding the importation of li-
quor was put to the province and
carIned. Huron's dry majority on
that occasion was 10,795.
In 1924 the O.T.A. was again put
to the Province. This ,time Hu-
ron's dry maiority was more than
one-third of the total dry maiority
for the whole province, 11,945.
Why so dry? Because in spite of
its defects the C.T;A, since 1914
has kept out the legal liquor out-
lets which the L.C.A. allows, We
urge amendment, not repeal.
•
This Advertisement sponsored by
Huron County Temperance
Federation.
Roy N. Bentley 1
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