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GODERICH WOMEN HEAR
..,MRS4, ROOSEVELT SPEAK
NUMWCYMen from the Code -
401 district attended the xneet-
' ing at KLtehener Auditorium on
WedneSday of last week at
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
Rent
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
P.O. Box 478.
Phone JA 49521
GODERICH ONTARIO
R. W. BELL
OPTOMETRIST
P. T. ARMSTRONG
Consulting Optometrist
the Square JA 4-7661
Albert Shore, Sr.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT'
OFFICE RESIDENCE
38 HAMILTON ST. 39 VICTORIA ST.
GODERICH GODER.CH
PHONE PHONE:
JA 4-7886
.JA 4-9482
A. M. Harper & Co.
Chartered Accountants
Office
JA 4-7562 JA 4-7642
33 Hamilton St. Goderich
rpJxuray October 13th, 1960
which Mrs, Eleanor Roosevelt
was the guest speaker. It was
sponsored by the North Water-
loo tint of the Canadian Cancer.
Society. In speaking on "The
e4- For Education' in Our
Democracy,' Mrs. Roosevelt
said that it "would be through
education,. not by military pow-
er, that the differences between
he nations of the world would
be settled.
i-William-ErAndrews -
1tr.stn:.tect.
Sarritila* *s' -„GetettiticAti-
K I. 2-5361 JA 4-9652
38-42'
Roomy - Comfortable
Anywhere - Anytime -
PHONE JA 4-8142
7Z Montreal St., Goderich
ALEXANDER' &
CHAPMAN
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND REAL ESTATE
Bank of Commerce Bldg.
Godericb. Rhone JA 4-9662
A. J. Alexander, Res.
JA 4-7836.
C. F. Chapman, Res.
JA 4-7915.
COMPLETE
SERVICING
OF LAWNS, GARDEN$
AND SHRUBS
GOOD TOP SOIL SOLD.
Also Sod Cutting andLaying;
Power Rollingfar-&-awm.
IVAN'S
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AUTOoLOT....
Glass -Steering -Body Re-
pairs -Lubrication',- etc.
For Quality Service, , see
DAVIDSON'S
TEXACO SERVICE
No. 8 11'wy. Phone JA 4-7231
George Turtonl
INSURANCE
Co-operators Insurance
A Complete Line of Casualty
'And Lite Insurance.
Prompt, Etficienf Claims Sep -
vice by Goderich Adjuster I
A.
351 Huron ,Roa
L Phone .JA 4-7411
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Top of Dunlop iU ,
Phone JA 4-7171.
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TOR " A
GREENER THUMB,
By G. MacLeod Ross
11Scis Pupils Lack Knowledge
Canadian Histoty; Says Teacher
'Mrs. C. Edward, the regent,1 ts post war expansion and its
_presided when ,.t.he Maple Leaf Part in U.N. and NATO. Mrs.
J. Ilindmarsh thanked the
Chapter of the LODE Met at the
home of Mrs. „Gordon McManus
speakeralk. for her interesting and
t
Blackmore & Langdon • Barker prescribes to obtain his on Tuesdaythought-provoking of last week. Plans .have been com,pleted
...In England they are VerY wonderful results. Imagine, if Mr,st.,b Wniy. Itetferj2raecipolfeteead, for the joint luncheon with the
fond of browing flowers. Per- 'OU can, •my de4ight on turning 41144
received from the two winners
1.11„.Page 15, to find that B. S: L.
,44,t)s AkCilY,,,,thekg:Are, sig611,02,,,44,,,v4chultotot, 1*11V-4,1125..bursarie.s...„ .These
It -is made of galvanized wire of
eourse and what would we wire -
pullers do without G.r. wire and
.it is extensible. fn effect, it is
sold to keep you away forks ischool, 27 miles north of Dryden
IVIrs. Geo. Ellis, the standard
ver like the extensible
from a is still without a I when
bearer, carried the flag at the
memorial , service of the Can-
adian Legion at the cemetery on
September 25. Mn. D. lylooney,
Empire and World Affairs con-
vener, introduced the guest
speaker, Mrs. L. H. Diggin, who
spoke on "Canada."
Mrs. Diggin, teacher of his-
tory and Englisb at 'The Gode-
inan,Y ipecialist _firms sell
their products all over the
world. It is, therefore, of more
ttun passing interest • to read
their catalogues. And now
eomes Blackmore & Lang,don's.
Their forte is begonias - 32
R.H.S. awards since the War.
After that they specialize in
delphiniums , 51 R.H.S. awards
/4 merit. Finally, they know
their polyanthus,. These are'all
plants which grow to perfection
in Goderich. ,
The catalogue is, pnly .16
pages, of which six are illus -
tions. and eery accurate ones,
too. So you can see, they don't
fiddle around with panegyrics
an.d high pressure superlatives,
They are quietly confident,
y do more than command
'Lleet`SS: they deserve it. They
strart off with their named
double be4onias; what we call
hcre camellia. Their 1961 in-
troductions., are two: :11Idas, a
rich yellorx ztnd Roy Hartley, a
ft pink tinged with salmon.
Price per tuber $5.50. In all,
:he y offer 57 t arieties. (pace
Heinz) all named, ''vhich- run
• from $1.25 to the top figure of
$5,50. Turn the page and you
come to the unnamed, doubles.
These are in four classes: Ex-
hibition, „.greenhouk,„ he.dding
and ,massed bedding. These
range in cost from 75 cents a
'tube i. Tentsrt-a- shot -and
'theSe •,,,arellitt,zbers,,wcrvbtaiin
from our good friend, 'Cruickc„
shank. They Aso 'offer some
gorgeous pieotee edged daubLax
th4i.
I nurseries they show 100,000 'be-
cronias in bloom at the begin -
!king of September:
Being a novice at begonia
1_,rowing,r as at many other ac-
tiVilies, I have alm4y's wondered
at the fact that gegonias seem
to love to leek at the ground on
which they grow. At least 'Mine
do. I was 'always under the im-
pression that this was my fault;
that 1- had omitted one o -f the
several ingredients which Percy
THE JOLLEEE PHILOSOPHER
BY THE AND • EW -DAIRY
SACHELOR
JSAIELLOW,
WHO DOESN'T THINK
NE BONDS OF
MATIMONV
PAV
ENOUGH
INTEREST
SUPERIOR
MAINTENANCE
SERVICES s,
Commercial, Industrial and
Residential Janitor Work
FREE ESTIMATES
' Reasonable „Rates
Phone JA 4-8892 or JA 4-7427
afe Miss -Me Stewarand,
Miss Donna MoNee, 'who are
attending „.Tgachers' Training
College, The new adopted
barbecue fire. In point of fact,
it would not be hard, though
unnecessarily expensive, to a-
dapt such a fork to support be-
4'onia flowers. However, all
those of you who are ardent
readers of this column are al-
ready wire manipulators of the
iirst class since you have fash-
ioned girdles for perennials and
hose supports for --well hosts. .
Now you have the idea yo
r District CoIlegla te Insta-
can' make your own. As offered tute, said that she had question -
hey vary from the; smallest 10 ed.grade XII students, similarly
nches extending to 15, to 20 to tests made en North York
riches extending to 34 A child pupils last year..Few know
why July 1st is a holiday but
make one, but since all
many more know. what July 4
G.H.S. members do not have
.stands for. Evidently Canad-
children --at least available and
inns do not know.enough about
anable,, it may be Cada,. 'It is an absorb. ingahankoffering Meeting. in Sep -
for you to wrestle with it your -
subject, and the speaker.brieflyitember., Mrs. A. M. Strau.han
,elves. You can also buy be -
outlined the colorful history of keportedthat response was very
seeds. These, grown in (Canada from the.days when it;satisfactory with some $95.00
:mall indoor propagators, at 65 ,a colony, its development!given. However, about $50 00
:o 7QF will flower in seven
tht meeting with a suitable Miss Beil14 Long.. Mrs.
Elmer, tee: -
reading and-4prayer, „
Mrs. ifolivard Feagan then
took the chair. The W.A. roll
call ',was answered by some 20
ladies giving an article of cloth-
ing for children to be given to
C.A.S. Those interested in (IC -
tending the Presbytery W.A.
fall meeting in Blyth the last of
Oct,Jber are to contact Mrs. Fea-
gan. Final arrangements were
made .for the forthcoming fowl
supper. Tea was served by the
Aihrieek, Chapter to celebrate 1300eWs,..,54,rs.,,I4oemaid Fisher,.
the anniversary of the national
and loyal. chapters. It is to be
held op "WedneSdaj,L7-Octobefr2e-4.,
at 1 P.m. at the Bedford Hotel
and, 'Mrs. Dorothy McMann, the
PrOvi n dal -educational secre-
tary, from London, hs conSeni-
ed to be the guest, speaker.
Benmiller W.A.
Helps the C.A.S.
BENMILLETI, Oct. 10. -- The
ladies of Benmiller Unitd
Church inet on October 5th
when Mrs. Archie Swain °Pon.
ed the W.M:S..devotions with a
suitable meditation. Mrs. Ben
Straughan read 'the Scripture
and Mrs. Wilmei' Hardy read
the study book.
Members expressed gratitude
to Mrs. E. A. rCeoPer for ,,her
inspiring address at the annual
itowards Confederation, and still be needed to reach the
months. You can have ciouble,:,
becoming a notion during the ' alilaeation. Ladies were urged
past World Wars. She mention- to subscribe to the IVLissionary
ed a few of its, leaders, the Monthly, World Friends, by the
building of the railroad to link literature secretary, Mrs. Ben
the country from coast to coast, Straughan. Swain closed
frilled doubles, or pendulas at
30 cents a package.
And so to delphiniums. The
POW varieties are: Emir, with
bus. inch .diameterflorets. in
royal purple with a white eye;
Faust, ultramarine touched with
6ndign- and .eyeless-- Ringdovtii,
pinky mazz.vt,w
chestnut brown eye. Plants
cost around $3.00 but the un -
varieties in mixed col:
-o-rs-aTc 0.50 a-d'ez
The polyanthus have receiv-
ed five RES, medals since 1945.
Thereare blue with a gold eye,
crimson 'and coral with a gold
eye, gold, white and pink. Large
plants run from $4.50 a dozen
to seedlings at $1.20 a dozen,
but seeds cost only 30 cents a
package.
B. L also offers some most
striking colors in aquilegias,
sad only in mixed colors and
all along spurred. The colors
range from white, pink, salmon,
pale and deep blue, rose, orange
to yellow. Plants $3.00 a dozen,
seed 30 cents a packet. Of
course 13. & L. have other things
such as Michaelmas daisies 44.
which _look like asters on chry-
santhemums. If you are inter-
ested in new•ideas, send for the
catalogue -the address is Bath,
England. And whilst the seeds
may be imported without a per-
mit, it is the :Simplest thing to
write to Plant Protection Diyis-
ion, Production and Marketing
Branch, Dept, of Agriculture,
Ottawa, and obtain permit
form to enable you to import
stock. On second thoughts, the
address, is a bit of a mouthful
but being civil servants they are
very civil about it all.
For
IMPERIAL ESSO PRODUCTS
Contact
Ben R. Chisholm
Dial JA 4-7502
Dungannon 19-R-2 -tf
Quick delivery is lust one of
the many things you'll like
41111kut Andrew's Dairy. Justi
7951 for your dairy pro-,
ducts and you'll be sure of
complete satisfaction.
INSURANCE,
FIRE and AUTO
REAL ESTATE
W. J. HUGHES
50 ELGIN AVE. E.
Phone JA 4-8526.
.10 E MIMEO
1:70//76"
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• $100 Bond, etc. Balance in 11
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MORE VOTERS
GODERICH
The 060
Township
was printed
recently, shows
ten voters in 1960
1959. In 1959 the
of
while
SHOWN
TOWNSHIP
vo ters'
list
of Goderich,
at The Si
in
an
waters
was
for the
which
nal -Star
of
that of
unlimber
fease
over
total
shown
in 1960 the
creased to 1,610.
ecia[Sehool
HANDSOME
as 1,600
number in-
thatarle iaSt Year an. aver-- .
age' ii eafS'erverdifireTt--7.-
road and overturned. In other -
words, the 'Ontario Safety Lea-
gue 'points out, a staggering
total of more than 9,000 driverS
completely lost control of their
vehicles, without the "excuse"
of involvement with another
car or any Obstruction on the
road. ' This gves a ', special
meaning to the international
tion safety ,campaign. • .
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• In Hunter Green or Blue,
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SMALLER SIZES Reg. $3.98 NOW $1.98
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.or To Replenish His Wardrobe
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ELECT THIRD
HURON BISHOP
Archdeacon Harold 1-7ederick
Appleyard, DD. 55, of Brant-
ford, was elected on thq sixth
ballot last Thursday as the sec-
ond suffragan bishop of the
Anglican Diocese of Huron.
He will be consecrated bish-
op on Epiphay, January 6,
1961, and, assume charge of a''
livecounty northern area of the
diocese -with headquarters in
Owen Sound - immediately
afterwards.
Archdeacon Appleyard led on
alt sik ballots, and palled a sub-
stantial majority of lay dele-
gates' Votes on all but the first
two. Among clergy, however,
he lacked 21 votes on the third
ballot, 10 on the fourth, and
two on the fifth ballot. • '
Bishop -elect Appleyard. -wilL
assume charge of ' the five -
county area of Huron, Bruce,
Grey, Perth and Waterloo under
irection of Rt. Rev. George
N. Luxton, • Bishop of Huron.
Rt. Rey. William A. Townshend
will continue as • suffragan
bishop serving the whole diio-
pen. .
Archdeacon Appleyard was
born July 14, 1905, at Clarks-
burg, the son of Canon and Mrs.
E. Applyard. Biz brother -Ts
canon R. T. P. Appleyard, of
Prr-ton.
Ire received his early educa-
tioit at London and Woodstock,
:.!rrditt!ed frr,m tie University
rf Wf,.-,-tern Ortar.in 1927 and
Huron College in 1929. An
honorary Doctor of Divinity de
gree was conferred on himy
h
the Univers)ity of Western On
tario in 1959.
. Ordained in 1930 by the late
Archbishop D. D. Williams, he
served at ,Bervie, Kerwood, Mea -
ford and Brantford before join-
ing the Canadian Army and
serving y'our years as a chap
lain during the Second World
War. He won' the Military
Cross at Twenthe Canal, Hol-
land.
BANK. OF MONTREAL
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"Wife" Insurance
How would I keep the family together if my wife were to die
when the children are still young? It is a disturbing problem;
one that is causing many young men to stop and think.
A busy father can't possibly play the dual role of breadwinner
and homemaker. Relativeare rarely in a positionto
provide a permanent solution. A mother's love and affection
can't bp replaced. But capable help to keep the home going
• can be obtained if there is enough money to pay for it.
Most youag fathers couldn't meet this expense out of current
incotno* The ideal solution is life insurance on the wife to
provide romp "cooking, Washing and mending" while the
!IL Childreri art still dependent. For competent counsel in this
*#' vety inipprtani part Of family security planning, call the
Mao from lvfanufatturers.
W. E. Williams
Representative
GODERICH
Tel: JA. 4-7665
060
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