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WATCHDOG ISS GONE
A colorful figure ani fanail ia,r vt�it't
will be missing n-hea l;oderieh'; tuuui ilial
notuinatidu night k 'lt, l t N'lv•uyb•-r
For at least 1}'u 1t t 1••, i' ;t.l• 1
heard, da -tin;; back. 1•, tl,' la,, , .
attd c'row•dtttl nolo lila', t ill :tl'', tr. `ti
otld iu,r'u lli>,ll stir Ea• -•l S7.rt'' ' 1 'i:., 1111 •k-.
ilH had ;tt !LC'
again this year wit!, ;1 p;11':: .. !,ti'
mind moll his ,{ ',1ti1 :-%' - kiss
urday.
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lit- believed to.. be it1 the best interests of
t ioderieli. If prit.l d hiul,t�lt on being the
vitt., of the working mall. Fur years, -he
t' t t' 1 '.ti:l,t what he 1 [ft it w'�re unduly
tr.!.. '.1, ti'• �i1''1 rile-•>. 11t' moving
t o illg
of. tis'• North
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Established
1848
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or
Ii (ubrrtrh �igri�l�=tttr
-*-72- The County Town tsiewspaper of Huron
Pilblisned at Goderich, Ontarto every Thursday morning by
117th Year of
Publication
Down Memory's La
50 Year's Ago -1914
"It's a Long, Long Way to
Tippers'" was a *popular song
with soldiers .overseas and those
in ''Huron. County preparing to
go• overseas. It was written by
Jack Judge, a London music
hall ar't'ist of Irish descent. He
composed both words and music"
in 1911 or 1912 but could find
no, publisher to publish it until
1913.
Gus Condos, popularly known
as the. peanut man in Goderich,
left for New York City where
115 Years Ago
In Goderich
John Adams announced a
new tailoring establishment
opening at Goderich. It Was
located in the room adjoin-
ing H. Horton's Saddle Shop,
Market Square, where he
"war prepared to execute all
orders in his line on the
shortest notice. and at a mod -
ertate charge."
1 he was to sail for his natia e �� home at Goderich. racing around the band stand
Athens, Greece. He planned to President Bill Anderson, Vast , and into,the .upper part of the
l.)_)in the Greek army. His bro.: tended the Remembrance Day pt•esi_ienL •'Cec" Hoffman, Jim =tang causing a disturbance in
:her, Lo i,s, operator of a shoe
service at Goderich. Major the Brophy and Doug Macdonald at, general. If they have a holiday
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the schools, why don'tthe
•'Iil:e shop on Kingston street.
Rev, R. J. Lane and Ven. Arch- tended a reo final Jaycee con
t as planning to ,do likewise .i deacon Jones -Bateman; both Terence at Kitchener. teachers look after them, as I
!he could sell his business. overseas padres, were in charge
30 Years Ago -1934 • of the service. • One Year Ago -1963 , order.
i A new organisation, The
Phil Carey, pared with C. F.
15 Years Ago --y949 , Goderich Highland Dancing and:
Cha'�man of Toronto.; trade a
1 Patrick, the se en-year-o,'d, _on Piping Association, w•as formed 1
LETTER TO THE
in appreciation for the unselfish
service he had rendered at• the
harbor as an unofficial lifeguard.
10 Years Ago -1.954
Phil Calder, formerly of the
!Signal -Star editorial staff and
1afer .on the staff of The Peter-
; borough Examiner, joined the
CBC staff at Toronto. I was very impressed ' with
G-oderich Lions Club present- the splendid turn out of Legion
ed Tnternational Couns.elloi del• members and other groups.
son Hill with a gift in appreci-
ation of his services. It way a beautiful service,''
Ed. Stiles of Toronto pair- but I was sorry the two -minute,
chased the Cranston funeral silence •A.as marred by children
EDITOR
Next tim-e,,t
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Dear Sir:
While on my visa,, to: Gode-
rich, I had the good fortune to
attend ' the,, Remembrance Day
Service at your cenotaph. ,
!• "r7+ry�Y
' didn't see any police keeping
! st:,,n sho.,ving at a contract
)ridge tournament bf'•"T` 'n¢ \t*=--.• me' O'Neil 'here.
onto Whist near Kintail, was found after Mit. Jean Patterson, TIT
hi, :.t Club.
•J4 W. U. McMillan was elected a search in which 300 people Square,, received a letter from
..Worshipful Master of Maitland took part. He was located in a brother from whom she had
Masonic Lodge. an old implement • shed about not heard for 4:0 years. It was
More than 1,000 citizens, in- a quarter of a mile from his from Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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eluding 70 "ex -servicemen. at- home' •*-'-r• Curling was launched at the
- Town council presented Bert new curling rink ties h a List .'of
MacDonald with a wrist watch . some 300 ac'tt 'e rink,.
.r rs.
GEO. L. ELLIS, President
and Publisher ,
S, Bills, Plant Supt.
°Subscription Rates - $4 a year. To .U.S.A., $5 (In Advance I
Authorized as Second Class Mail, Post.Office Dept..
Ottawa and for payment of Postage in Cash. .
UNION
4th at the home of Mrs. Wm. j
JRivett. Mrs. .Everett McIlwain
!was in charge of the worship
servi'ee. The new stutly book'
I was used beginning with the
'first chapter, Religion and Life.
'The Scripture was read by Mrs..
Stanley McIlwain and Mrs. Wm..
Porter. The topic was "Search'.
, for Life's Meaning." Sections j
j were read. and questions asked j
I by the leader with discussion
Iby the group members. »Mrs.1
ICharles • Orr; Mc -1
.1 read stories. Prayer was ledj
I ness was conducted by the pre- '1
isident, Mrs. Charles, Orr. The
roll call, "An Ampsing Incident j
REM/NDE.4n2Y7", YOUR
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My bonne is in St Catharines.
enjoy your town very much.
Yours truly, ,
S. H. Jerome.
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Anniversary
WE SAY-.
36th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The family of, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Mallough entertained at
a surprise party in honor of
j their 36th wedding anniversary
aC the home of Mr. and Mrs.
family pre.sented their parent's
with a .set of luggage.
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dependants. Tell your group OR, if you pOy direct,
tell the Commission.
It_ may.. seeM. little, strange. tO• -have. our -January .. Clearance Sale
in November, but the truth of the matter is we can't wait. We
are overstocked and we must reduce our stock as we .have all our
Christmas merchandise coming in and,,no place to put it' for dis-
play purposes. We do. not. have large warehouse facilities so ',help
ns to lower our stock and.4yourself to savings.
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225.00
199.00
199.00
PRE-CHRISIMAS SALE
It's now,in progress so come in todayt . ends Saturday nfght, November 21.
TOILET TISSUE
BATH TOWELS
2,89.00
199.00
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199.0P
149.00
Living Room ITES
I,D,A. -Brand, White and 4 Colors 8 R,olis 88c
Cana'clian-Made .Terrycloth 20" 40" 2 'for 99C
.KLEEN-OR ANTISEPTIC MOUTH WASH 16 -oz., 49c Value 44c
STILES FUNERAL HOME
BIG SAVINGS ON I.D.A. BRANDS
WAX -PAPER
100 -ft. roll„ Regular 32c SPECIAL .28C
-.PAPER NAPKIN 60's Regular 19c, 2 for 37c SPECIAL 2-1-70-r. 3 3 C
Milk of Magnesia 32 -oz., Regular 89c SPECIAL 69c
Halibutliver 'Oil Capsules 250's Regular 2.29 SPECIAL1.79
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Notice Is Hereby Given To The Municipal Electors Of The -
Take
IDAVITE
tiQUID
TOWNSHIP F ASHFIELD
And Ratepayers in former Union School Section 8 in the Township of West Wawa -
nosh, 11 iti the Township of Colborne, and 4 in the the Township of Huron, that the
nomination of Fit and Proper Persons toturve as Reeve, DeOty Reeve, Three Coun-
cillors and Five Trustees for...Township School Area for the Tpwnship of Ashfield,
. for the year 1965, wil) take place at the TOWNSHIP HALL, on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1964
AT ONE O'CLOCK IN THE AFTERNOON„FOR ONE HOUR, AT WHICH TIME
AND PLACE ALL ELECTORS OF SAID TOWNSHIP ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED TO
ATTEND, AND THAT SHOULD A POLL BE REQUIRED POLLING WILL OPEN ON
__Jaccom, DECEMBER _7_, 1964
VITAMINS
ideal for children
and adults
1 6 -ounce
FROM '8:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. AT THE VARIOUS POLLING SUB -DIVISIONS
RATEPAYERS IN THE ABOVE MENTIONED FORMER UNION SCHOOL SECTIONS
ARE ELIGIBLE TO STAND FOR tRU.STEE AND ARE ENTITLED TO VOTE ON
TRUSTEES.
D.R.O.
BEN MOLE
WILLIAM CLARE
WILLIAM HELM
MICHAEL O'NEIL
WILLIAM FARRISH
FRANK HAMILTON
DONALD M. SIMPSON, Returning Officer
46-47
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No. 7, LAURIER
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ALLAN PETRIE
JOHN CURRAN
AL IRWIN
HARBOURN ADAMS
EUGENE FRAYNE
GORDON BARGER
HENRY MacKENZIE
Prestige Special Value 3 -roll pack with designs to make' gifts more
pleasing. Regular 98c "
GIFT WRAP
BAYER CREST
ASPIRIN Toothpaste
loos Reg 109
66c 73c
2.75
IDAVITES
CAPSULES
100's 4.95
26'' X .240" .771C
MODESS
Regular
39c,,
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Kroehler CHAIRS
PICTURES 19.95
253.00
249.00
259.00
280.00
25?.00
,249.90
274.50
3,52.00
199.00
199 00
199.00
225.00
25.00_
225.00
250.00
249.00
40.00
1/3 OFF
47.95
17.00
A FREE PADDED MATTRESS COVER
With Each Mattress Itirchase
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