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Roy N. Bentley
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P.O. Box 4711.
Phone JA 4.9521 .
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PHONE JA 4-8142
77 Montreal St., Goderich
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OPTOMETRIST
F. T. ARMSTRONG
Consulting Optometrist
The Ssipere JA 4-7661
Albert Shore, Sr.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
OFA CE RESIDENCE
39 VICTORIA ST
GODERICH C6DERICH
33 HAM LTON ST.
°HONE
,4 4-9452
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A. Itarper & Co.
Charter ed Accountants
Office r House
JA 4-7562 JA 4-7642
93 Hamilton St.' Goderich
JIM THORN,ELOE'S
BARBER SHOP
170 The Square
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PHONE JA 4-9271
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INSURANCE,
FIRE and AUTO
REAL ESTATE
W. J. HUGHES
"50 ELGIN AVE. 'E.
Phone ;JA, 4-8526.
Butler, Dooley
&. Clarke
Chartered Accountants
f Trustee in Bankruptcy
Licensed Municipal Auditor
39 West Street JA 4-8253
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Award Road�.
Paving Contract
Brennan Paving Company, of
Hamilton, has been awarded the
contract for hot mix on the
development road between Au-
burn and Blyth. This was an-
nounced recently by County En-
gineer J. W. Britnell.
Contract price is $20,000.
Work will start in September.
The arm t17 bu surfaced in-
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1~< rl s -two- . zxe
fires west .of=Blyth, and a mile
at Auburn.
Mr. 13ritnellalso said that a
temporary bridge has been erect-
ed on the fifth line of Morris
Township between Brussels and
Highway 4.
The bridge will carry traffic
while a new,- $80,000 three -span
bridge is being erected.
When the Pittsburgh Pirates
won the World Series over the
New York Yankees last year, it
was their first win for 35 years.
A never -say -die attitude marked
their, performance right through
the season.
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CHAPMAN
GENERAL INSURANrE
AND REAL ESTATE
Bank of Commerce Bldg.
Godet ich. Phone JA 4-9662
q. J. Alexander, Res.
JA 4-7836.
C. F. Chapman, Res.
JA 4-7915.
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p•am By, Bill gmiley,
After` iieatrt � teeri"Years bf'i�ie oc+ ;dent, covered' With VOW;
complete bewilderment, I think
I'm beginning to understand the
Old Battleaxeat last. This sum-
mer, I'm taking a course ' in
psychology, and it fits her like
a suit of wet long underwear.
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1 used to think she acted the
way she did because she was .a
woman. Or because she had a
large dollop of pure Irish in her.
Or because 1 wasn't making
enough Money, or wasn't a good'
enough' father, or didn't do the
chores around the house. But
it wasn't any of these things.
It was because she's just about
as psychological as they come.
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It's all beginning to fall into
a pattern. When I began taking
these lectures, there seemed
something familiar about them
-as-though I'd taken the course
before. Then I realized that my
wife was a walking case history,
and that she'd had ,practically
every one of the neuroses we
were discussing, at least once.
Only last week, I realized that
all these years, she's been suf-
fering from, an inferiority com-
plex. As' the fellas say, ya
coulda fooled •roe. But now I'm
trained in psychology, I can see
the signs. It says in my notes
that the person who is over-
compensating for failure to
achieve his goal -a typical in-
cold, stiff, amazingly handsome
all of a sudden, and my wife
hurling herself, weeping l itter-
ly, on my chest. She -shrieks;
"Darling, come back to me! I
didn't mean a word of it. You've
been' a wonderful husbands",,
while the kids stand by bowling
piteously and, for once, not
wanting me fo fake them swim-
ming.
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The other type of Indirect
Reaction is Rationalization, and
it fits, too, This consists of
convincing yourself of some-
thing that is not necessarily
true. But this I've been doing
for about the past 35 years, so
I; might as well relax and enjoy
it.
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However, these are mild and
harmless reactions, so you can
see that it's not me, but my
wife about whom I'm concerned.
It's difficult to understand how
a person can live all these years
with someone as normal as I
and still be so psychological.
Another of her troubles is
that she's obviously a passive
periphrastic. Woops. Just a
dminute. I've wandered over into
my Latin notes.. No, here it is,
She's a straightforward case of
anxiety. This is typified by
worry, foreboding, dread, inner
distress. That is, something is,
I feriority-ctbmplex case -may -be- going to happen, Or you think'
come pugnaciotJs and belliger- it is. For example, she always
ent. That's my girl. thinks we're going to have an-
WEDDING
MARTIN GOOD
Rev. Cecil A. Dukelow officiat-
ed at a 'terexnonY in Victoria
Street. United- .Church on ° July
29 when marriage vows, were
exchanged by Barbara Ann Good
and William A. Martin. The
brideis the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Melvon °Good, R°1 . 4,- Gode-
rich, and the groom's parents
are Mr. and Mrs. „i7avid Martin,
R.R. • 1, ,Britton. The bride's
sister -in- avv Mrs., Reg. e Goo
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by her father, wore• a floor -
length strapless gown .of white
lace and net fashionevd with
matching long-sleeved bolero
with sequin embroidery detail
on the collar and bodice. A
pearl headdress held her finger-
tip veil and she .carried a white
Bible crested with red roes and
baby mum&
Miss Donna Mitchell, of Gode-
rich, wearing a blue cocktail
dress, was bridesmaid, and she
carried an arrangement of pink
carnations. Diat7t*Hamilton, a
niece of the groom, was flower
girl and the bride's ,nephew,
Wayne Goo -i was ringhearer.
Groomsman was William Bak=
er, of Listowel, and ushers were
Leon Gaynor, God.erieh. brother-
in-law of the bride, and Donald
Hamilton, St. Catharines, bro-
ther-in-law of the , groom.
The reception was held at
Tiger Dunlop Inn where the
bride's mother received the
guests wearing a lime organza
:,_ :II 4: other baby,- and then when we
Of course, sometimes'the per- don't, she's kind of sore about it.
son who cannot solve a problem,' ''•'
or reach a goal, succumbs to Some of the anxiety symptoms
another way out, it says. This are: depression for no apparent
!results in the Emotional Ex- reason; upset by little things;
plosion, or, as you old-fashioned snaps at attempts at kindness;
!lay people mi:;ht t:trm it, the angry at nothing at all; nervous,
itemPer.tantrurn.._ This is usually edgy streak o.f cruelty. This,is
produced iid„ babies by a re- our place, practically any Sun-
striction of some sort, such as day morning.
;holding their arms. It is pro-
duced in exactly the same way It's fascinating, even .if a little
THE WEST WAWANOSH, clobber you. They become even know so well unfolding right
more violent when you wrap
your leg around theirs, so they
can't kick you ,,on the hips.
This requires a good de i' of in the foetal position.
facility in standing on one leg.
But we're only scratching thei
surface. We haven't come to it'
in the. course'yet, but I'm look-
ing forward• to learning the
win,` Belgrave; Directors, Paul emotion don't mix: /Apply rea- psychological motives 'behind
Caesar, R. 1, Dungannon; George son and it will cut down on her taking up playing the;.org,an,
C. Feagan, Goderich; Ross Mc -'emotion." Well, I've tried that „and her throwing a perfectly
Phee, R. 3, Auburn; Donald'�.ith the O!d Girl. When shgI_good gin -and -tonic all over me
MacKay, Ripley; John F. :1Iac-t' gets emotional, I get reasonable. f last Saturday night. I'll' fill you
Lennart, R. 3, Goderich; Frank I'm afraid• they're going to lhave in as we get to them.
Thompson, R. 1, Holyrood; «'m.; to remove that maxim from 'the;
Wiggins. R. 3, -Auburn. g books. Maybe there's something OBITUARY
wrong, with the reason I apply,;
For information on your in -1 hut timeIdo it it's like;
lip ladies Who are trying toidisturbing, to see someone you
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President,. Brown Smyth, R. 2, Another little gem I've culled
Auburn: Vice -Pres., Herson Ir -;from the course is: "Reason and
before your eyes, like a drunk
who has been sleeping on she
lid of the toilet howl all night,
dress over' -flowered , taffeta with
white accessories and a corsage
of pale pink roses. Assisting,
the groom's mother, - wore a
mauve flowered sheer gess over
taffeta with white accessories
and"' a corsage of mauve and
white baby mums.
For travelling :to Northern On-
tario the bride chose a pink
and-twhite dress of cotton sheer
with white accessories and a cor-
age of red and white. roses.
The young couple will "t'eside
in Listowel.
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.Horseshoes?
Small horseshoe pitching
tournaments are being held on
the" new courts at Agricultural
Park every Tuesday- and Thurs-
day evening. Chairman ' Roy
Kingsley would like to see more
players take. advantage of . these
courts supplied free by the Can-
adian -Legion, Branch 109. Three
courts have been in play for
a couple of weeks enabling 12
players \ to play at one time.
Plans are under way now to
complete the fourth court. It
is hoped that lights will soon be
installed for night tournaments.
In describing the, Great Pyra-
mid the Book of Knowledge
gives its measurement as 765
feet on each side of the base
and about 450 feet high. About
2.300,000 blocks of stone were
used to build it and each one
'. ei„hs 21:. tons.
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.applying a torch to the drapes.;
tor who is al-,) an agent, or the,
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secretary. Durnin Phillips. Dun- Strangely enough, I'm scarcely
gannon, phone Dungannon 48. : ps;•chological at ', all,, myself.
27tt' However, in all fairness, I must
admit I've found• a couple of
labels that apply to toe. When
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HOUSEHOLD FINANCE
G. N. Crawford, Manager
38A West Street ' , telephone JA 473113
GODERICH
I am frustrated, I have what is
known as the. Indirect Reaction.
instead of the -Emotional Ex-
plosion. In this hit, you can do
one of several things to conl-
nensate for your failure. one is
haying Delusions of Grandeur.
This one I have never managed..
It's impossible for a father and
husband in these times.
A second reartlon is the
Suferinq Hard. This is one. of
m favorites. and i use it often.
1 see myself .lying there, after
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CHARLES EDWARD CONGRAM
The death occurred at Wing -
ham General Hospital on July
14th of Charles Edward Con -
gram, 72, R.R. 5, Wingham, who
was born on the fourth conces-
sion of Ashfield Township. His
wife, the former Ada Belle El-
liott, of West Wawanosh Town-
ship, predeceased him in 1952.
Mr. Congram was,a member of
No. 309 Morning Star Lodge,
Carlow. The funeral service was
held at Wingham with interment
in the.Dungannon cemetery.
MRS. MICHAEL - 1'. ,DALTON
Mrs. ',Michael F. ;Dalton, B2,
diedpat her home in Kingsbridge, Wingham, Ont.
Ashfield 'Township, on July 26th.
The former Eilzabeth 11. Dean,
Cook Reunion
Attracts 85
''`About 85 descendants of the
late Joseph Cook, of Point Farm,
gathered at Victoria Park, Kitch-
ener, on July 29, for their an-
nual picnic. The event was - in
•charge of President Locke Cook,
Fred Horton, Donna. Moore and
Wes. Moore.
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The race
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David Helsdon, DVid Chase; ;IyI
and . under, Wendy Chase, Gale
Freeman, Pam Ceok; 14 grid
under, Bobby Schultz, Vickey
Chase, Pqggy and Pam Cook;
married c;vomen, Sharon pear -
son, Vonda Pearson, Donna
Moore; married men, Bob Broad -
foot, Bob Pearson, Abe Chase;
ladies' kick S.hQe, Pearsull,-
Barbara Moore, Jean took;1
men's kick shoe, Eddie Freeman,
Joe Moore, Bob Broadfoot;
grandmother's spot race, Erma
MacDonald; grandrather's -spot
race, Harry Horton; bingo, Jean
Cook; Addie Freeman. Wendy
Chase, Isobel ,Schultz, Evylene
Powell, Johnny Young, Gwen
Batchier oldest person present,
Oliver Cook and ,Herb Cook;
youngest baby, Nola Batchier;
largest family, Mrs. Maud Hor-
ton.
Officers chosen for next year
are: president, Bob Cook, and
sports, Eddie Freeman. A pot
luck supper was enjoyed by all.
Relatives were present from
Hamilton, Wainfleet, Ridgeway,
Port Colborne, Goderich and dis-
trict, Kitchener, London, Beach -
vine, Whitehorse. Wolbdstock,
non.
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The Goderich Signal -"far, Thn rsday A.tlgt t 10th, 11141,
HHONOREDj ,GU T. OF HONORrima. Gary yj I,. Pt Port Dal- Mid► Car a - . li# .W*! gl*It. a
Mid u1ah Long,, her actor;.,
h� shomentertained 0a� »�otl�ratVlra, honor at. the home +o
FracMellwain, 300 -.Gibbons racedtly, MasaLong., was asitst. _.
street 'in honor, of; Mtas, Carol ed by Mrs. Bray.OO-re. Over 2fl
Alien, bride -elect. Following friends and former iieighbors
games and contests, the bride -to- were present to .honor Miss A11><h
be was showered with many on the occasion, of her approach,
gifts. Miss Allen- thanked tier ing marriage this month. After
friends and lunch was served by a program of contests, the many
Mrs. Byrd, assisted by. Mrs. Mc- gifts were presented by 'Misses
Ilwain, Mrs. Arthur .Grange and .Chrystal and Susanne S raughan
Mrs. Peter Zimmerman. The and Irene Pfrimmer., Lunch WAS
buffet table was centred with as served by the hostesses -and' a
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salad, $otipd -with a tomato rose .
and flanked. by lighted tapers.
ELEVATOR STORAGE AT
GODERICH BOOKED UP
Commenting, with reference to
the grain trade, Mr. R. G. Sand-
erson, manager of Goderich
Elevator and Transit Company,
stated, "We. are booked to cap-
acity right now, to next fall."
None of the fluctuating changes
in Western Canada or Western,
Ontario seen' to affect the Out-'
look for elevator, storage' at
Goderich, it Was pointed out '
CLINTON BANKER RETIRES.
the -Clinton branch of the Bank
▪ - of Montreal, has retired.. Pi -
comes to Clinton from Aurora-.,
Mr. and Mrs. Morlok plan to
tililtacskne. their future home in Ham-
How do you stop a child who is inquisitive ?
You don't. You see that,,he gsts a top-drawer education - he so
obviously has the mind for it. And it's not toe) difficult to get the
money. If you can invest just a few cents a day,.you can afford
an Investors Syndicate Educational Plan. Let this flexible and
profitable plan.help you pay your child's way thrOugh University.
Talk -to the man from Inwkors about it very soon.
Just call or iv! ile:
T. A. JARDIN
Phone
she was a daughter (if' the late'
and Mrs. Michael Dean, and
lived in the same home all her
She \vas a member of St.
,Joseph's Church, Kingsbridge,
and a inember of the Catholic
Women's League and theiLeatiel-v
of the Sa-cred Heatt.
Besides her husband, she i.
surviviA by one son, Gerald tI.
Dalton, Toronto; one broi.ber.
Ignatius Dean,- Montreal; • tWo
sistcrs, 'Mrs. Ella 'Bowler, Tor-
onto; ,Miss Stella Dean, Kings-
bridge; and four grandchildren.
The body rested at the Lodge
funeral home, Goderich. • Re -
St. Joseph's %, Cliureii,
bridge, on the morning of 'July
28th, with Rey. Jeromeyrbanski
officiating, and burial.following
in Kingsbridge Roman Catholic
Shortly before he left office
last year, Dwight Eisenhower be-
came .the oldest man in Ameri-
can history, at the age of 70,
to occupy the presidency. ;
coupled this record with being
the first president to experience
such a siege of ill -health as he
suffered from '1955 „onwitirds.
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GODERICH COMMUNITY
NOTICE
FARMERS and DAIRYMEN
Re Change of Business
SURGE
' MILKER
Lovell 4. McGuire, Wingham
SURGE MILKER FRANCHISE •
has lieeri-sokl.-to. four former employees, who are
July 21st graduates of ihe
SURGE TONGANOXIE SCHOOL,
St. Charles, Ill.
The NEW DEALERSHIPS are:
Clinton-
Wingham-
Keith McLaughlin -Ph. 593
Walkerton-
Mdinight7,Phona 896M,
Kincardine -
Ken Martin -Phone 366J
I wish to that* the dairymen who have shared in
the pleasant business relationship's enjoyed
• difring the past ten years.
I trust that the new dealers shall enjoy your same
patronage as they continue to offer the best
in good cow milking and service. ",
Loyal! McGuire
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See KEN CROFT
FIRE -AUTO - LIABILITY -
CASUALTY Phone JA4-7253,
DAIRYMEN:
I'm just back from
the Surge Training School
in Northern Illinois, and
am succeeding Lovell H.
McGuire as your Sp.rge
Service Dealer for the
Townships' ' of
Goderich, Tuckersi\liith,
Stanley, .Hay, Stephen &
I will ble happy to
assist you in getting bet-
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