The Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-06-26, Page 3t�bert1.j.
105th Year ---:\o. 26
BUSINESS DIRECTOkY
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT!
W. exciL ATritivou.
CHAIRTEI.RED. ACCOUNTANT
Phone Na.—QtI1ee 343W. Souse 343J
Goderich.
CILIROL'KACI'1C
limu3E11;T B. ,3UCI3, I).C.,
Doctor Of Chiropractic.
Office Hours;
Mon., Tburs —9 a.m, to 5 p.m.
Tues., l"'ri--8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
7 p.m. to S p.m.
Wed. & Sat. ti to 11.30 a.m.
Vitamin Therapy
Office --Corner of South St. and
Britannia Road. Phone 341.
INSURANCE
McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN-
SURANCE CO. — Farm and
Isolated town property insured.
President, J. L. !►Idose, Seaforth;
Vice -President, J. H. Mchiwing,
Blyth; Manager and Secy 'Teas.,
M. A. !Lid, Seators.h.
Direeetors--S. 11. Whitmore, Sea -
forth ; Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm ;
E. J. Trewartha-, Chilton ; Ilobt..
Archibald, Seafortli ; John 11. Me.
Ewing, Myth; Frank McGregor,
Clinton; \Vin, S. Alexander, Wal-
ton; J. L. Malone, Seaforth; Ilar-
vey Fuller, Goderich.
Agents --J. E. Pepper, Bruceiield ;
It. F. MrKercher, Dublin; J. F. rru-
eter, Brodhagen ; \Vm. Leiper, Jr.,
Loudesboro; S. Bake-•. Brussels. ..
Policy -holders .can make all pay-
ments and get their. surds' receipted
at the Royal Bank, Clinton; Keith
that's Grocery, Kingston Street,
Goderich.
Western. Ontario
rio•
'Motorways
SUMMER BUS
TIME TABLES
EFFECTIVE -
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25.
Phone 344 for
details.
Charter Coaches for all occasions.
For information phone S.ainis
Motors at 344, partied, for
schedule changes. on ho ys..
le
B
Roy N.Bentley
Public Accountant
P.O. Box 58. Phone 587
Goderich, Ontario
FARMERS
Protect your farm machin-
ery with a FLOATER
INSURANCE policy.
GORDON JEWELL
R.R. 6, Goderich
Phone Carlow 30r4.
NOW LOCATED
IN BANK
OF
COMMERCE
BUILDING
ON THE SQUARE
II. M. FORD
Get Insured — Stay Insured—
Rest Assured
TELEPHONE 268w
Th`ere's one way to surely prove.
7f you are man or mouse. -
Spend the 'winter on a farm
Where the plumbing is outside
the house. -
GODERICH, ONTARIO,' THURSDAY, JUNE 26th, 1952
ALBERT SHORE ,
Public Accountant
Income Tax Consultant
Income Tax Returns prepared'
.,for businesses, farmers and
individuals. Financial state-
mems , prepared. Auditingi
Bookkeeping and Accounting
Service. Once corner . North
St. and Square.. Residence,
,14 Victoria St., Goderich.
Phones: Office 975. Residence
444.
ADDRESS P.O. BOX 797,
GODERICH.
DONALD B. BLUE
EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER
Licensed for Counties 'of 'Huron
and Bruce
RIPLEY, PHONE 49
For infortnatiou apply to 4. N.
Kernigharn, Division Court Clerit,
Goderich, Ont. ..
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly 'an-
swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Salt=s Date by
calling Phone 466J, Clinton.
Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed.
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth Phone 11-661 or
Harry Edwards, Goderich
Phone 144
C. F. CHAPMAN
General Insurance
Fire, Automobile, Caspalty
Real Estate
30 Colborne .St., Goderich
Phone 18w
F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 1100 for appointment
SQUARE , .GODERICH
GeO. G. MacEwan
Ohre, Accident and Motor ^' Car
Insurance
OFFICE-1LASONSIC TEMPLE
WEST STREET
PHONE 230 GODERICH
A. �...k-.:- COLE°.
Optmnetr•ist Optician
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted.
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
D. GUITARD
Stonework, Brickwork and
Plastering
A good job of plastering has
no substitute
Phone 482, Brock and Victoria
List of Promotions and Scholarships
at Goderich Collegiate Announced
Promotions and scholarship
awards • for 1952 have been au-
nounced by officials' of the Goderich
District' Collegiate Institute.
Scholarships were nworded as
follows:.Veterans' Metnorial,.Grade
D---1. Ted Turner, 2. Helen l'rid-
hanl ; • Peter Adamson Memoriai,
Grade 10 --Marilyn Mc-
Kim Memorial, Grade. 11—Carolyn
,Naftel ; Peter Adamson Memorial,
Grade 12—Marilyn Turner.
The following students have been
promoted to the next grade as
shown. 'Names are in alphabetical
order. -Where a subject appears in
brackets aTter any name, special
permission must be obtained be-
fore the subject is continued in' a
higher Grade.
Grade 9 to Grade 10
Beth Anstay ; Jeannette Austin;
Faustina Banks; Anthony Bedard;
Irene Bell; Russell- Blue; Shirley
Benjamin (Fr.) ; J'anet Bowler;
Beverley Bowra ; Rosetta Brindley;
John L. Buchanan (Math.,
John M. Buchanan (Fr.) ; r Rua!
Cook; Corrinne Cranston; Arthur
Currie; Harold Davis; Fred Dick-
son; Eleanor Driver ; Diane El-
liott; Marilyn Elliott; Verona
Ellis; Shirley Finnigan; Aul,eeu
Fisher; Jim Fisher; Jayne Ford;
Tom Fowler (Eng.); Barbara Gau-
ley (S.S.) ; Johd Graham; Bever-
ley Haggitt ; Kay Hamilton; Marg-
aret Harrower; Wilfred IHicks
(Fr.) ; Kathleen Hill; Richard
.I3olyer; Clarence Hoy; Jim Jack-
son;
uck-son; Sarah Jeffrey ; Ray Johnston;
John Kane; Elisabeth Lauder;
June Leatherland (S. S., Ag. Sc.) ;
Allan MacDiarmid; Ron Maclu-
tyre;. Gerald Macl'11ee (Math.,
Fr.) ; Beverley MacKenzie; Ramona
Grade 11 to. Grads 12 -
l.orutt Alsip ; Betty liowrtt Joitu
Chapman; Leone . Chilstlavf ; Aud-
rey Cranston ton ( lust.) ; Clarence
fuer (Alg.) ; Muth Darr; Ruth
ikn kstuder ; Fred Durst ; Glary,
Joyce Ellwood ; Marjorie Erritii;tou
(Hist.) ; Betty Etue (Alg.) ; 'Glean
Feag,^an ; Sheila Callow; Evelyn
Glousher; Shirley Gower; Jane
Graham; Leonard Jenkins; Bar-
bara Johnston (Hirst.) Jean Laith-
w•aite; Jean laugille; . Evelyn
Larder ; Eleanor Lauder; Laura \I.
Leatherland ; Shirley Leitch;
Patricia l.ong,mire ; Joy Lutz; Cath-
erine MacDonald ; Yvonne MacPhoe
( Eng.) ; Jim McArthur ; Donald
McBride; Joe Martin - (Hist.) ;
Ralph Morris (Fr.) ; Muth Moss ;
Carolyn Natter ; Robert Ouellette
( La -tin) ; Douglas Reid; Juck Reis
„( Eng., Hist.) ; Ben Mehl; Ross
ltivetit. ; Bob Sanderson ; B111
Schaefer; Tom Shackleton (Algg.1 ;
Mel Simons (Eng., Fr.) ; Peter
Sturdy ; Dianne Thorpe; Patrici t
Videan ; David Waits; Ituth Willis;
Nancy Wilmot; Annette Young.
Grade 12 to Grade 13
Jack Alton (Geom., Fr.) ; Bill
Andrew; Barry Attridge; Betty
Black; Agnes Chisholm (•Geom.) ;
Rosemarie Chisholm, Nick Dublck
(Latin) ; Barbara Fisher; Ann
Hamilton; Jelin Hawthorne; Ted
Howell; Florence Hudson (Geom.,
Fr.) ; ' Dorothy Longmire
Geom.) ; Kathleen Longnnire; Mary
Lou Mathieson ( Latin, Geom.) ;
Bob Mills; Edna Rivett ; Jacqueline
See; G•raydon Symonds (Steno-
graphy) ; Tom Thompson; Marilyn
Turner;. Norma Warnock; Shirley
Young (Geom.).
Commercial Deprartment
McKay; Richard Madge ;.Alex Mal -'Phe following graduated from
the Comulercial Department: Hon-
ors ----Lorna Buchanan, Margaret
Langille, Dorothy Langridge,
Evelyn Me4 abe; graduated—Isabel
Andrews, Ruth Bowen, Lois ('amp -
Beverley Proctor; Verna Rutledge; bell, Frances Martin.
Dennis S•hobbrook ; John Simpson ; BOY THOWN FROM HORSE
>ylv-iu-Skeltt+tt 1-3lttti )- I)onhtt
lough (Fr.) ; Joan Mallouglt (Math.,
Fr. )•;. John Meyers (Eng., Fr.) ;
Isabelle Moo(e; Joan Morris (Art).;
Marilyn Musgrave ; , Ruth Pea -hey ;
Ann Pentland ; 'Helen I'ridhami;
Smyth (Eng. Fr.) ; Jeanne Snyder-;
Norman Stewart ; Velma • Stewart
Colleen Thompson (Math., • Art) ; :John Simmons, 12, son of C. M.
Isabel 'I'igert; Ted ,Turner; .1o.11 1 Simmons, Goderich, is in Alexandra
Vanstone (Math.); Jean Venn; -'hospital suffering with severe head
and leg injuries received in 0n
aceident on Sunday 'afternoon on
Highway 21, •fliree miles. south of
Goderich.
According to police, a car driven
by Walter MacMillan, of Iwtiidon,
was proceeding, north on. the high-
way-, 'when Simmons who was with
WHEN STRUCK BY CAR
Bob Volland; Ken b\Valzak ; Lois
VV.ebster ; Ruth Westbrook; Jean
Wilkinson ; June Willis ; Bill Wor-
sell ; Robert Wood. Conditional:
Loretta Martin; John Smith; Bill
Wisser.
Grade 10- to Grade 11
Icon Baer ; Shirley Bean ('Hist.) ;
Bill Bowra (Agric.); Frei Bac•11- other boys, was. -appfiroaching on
anan ; Ron iluShe11 (Fr.) ; Malcolm horseback from the opposite direc-
•('amplell ; Bill Carruthers' (Math., tion. Simmons' horse, it is be -
Fr.) ; Don 'Chisholm (Eng., Hist.) ; sieved, veered to the side and was
Jim Clark; Rosemary Clark; Rose struck by. the ear, knocking the
M. -Collins (H. Ee.) ; Joan Cowley; animal into. the ditch. When
Bob Dockstader ; Lorne Dougherty ; I found,- the horse way dead. Tile
Margaret Joy. Durnin ; Margaret 1 boy was thrown into the air and
land con the highway, Provincial
Constable* . James Moore - in-
vestigated.
Emerson; Norma Errington (Hist.,
Ag. Se.) ; Beryl Freeman.; Sharon
Fulford; Joyce Gingras; John Grif-
fiths (Hist.) ; Alan Grigg (!Hist.
Geog.) ; ()barinairl Hasson ; Barb-
ara Hay (Math.) ; Jack„ Hicks;
Doreen Lamb ; Margaret MacDon-
ald •(Ilist.) ;- David Maclntyre;
,Audrey McCabe; Gerald McDowell;
GODERICH COUPLE MARK
GOLDEN WEDDING DAY
Mr. anis Mrs. , George Proctor,
Ruth •McNevtn • Delmar Maize . Anglesey street, Goderieh, cele
John Maize ; Betty'htathieson prated their 50th wedding ainnivers-
•;lrtttll;,,Viorrie; -Fred- art br cviterti►ming their flnaily
Moss;L�ivv rence Ne4thit Isabelle and -gr indeliiildr(stl :►lt"" a. turkey
:Aivins.: Don Overholt .0Shop and Witheratthe BritishT:xchange
Agri(.) -; aim finder; Marion I'i( 'Hotel Wednesday evening of lastttveek, June 1S.
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blad(► ; Lillian Popp.; Blossom ,
I'ortingrll (Fr.) ; Jean I'ronse Mr. .and Mrs. p roc•tor were rnan-
Ruth Reed; Ruth Reinhart; Bill rietl at the home of her 'parnntr,
Reis (mist., Math.) Lorne Rivers; Mr. and Mrs.ThomasI Harrison of
Sylvia Robinson; Don RoothGoderich 'Township, by the R.•v.
(Math) ; Patricia Samir;; -Fred .Cohn Malesl of the 1 reshyteri:a;i
Church at liaylieki.
Skelton (Agrie) Dawn ~nyder :
Sylvia Stiugel; Marion Taylor; Their attendants were Mrs. Mary
Carol Van der Meer ; Joan War -Smith of Mitchell and Mr. Nelson
Trew
nock;, Marilyn ,Williams; Allan :rrthu - of Clinton, both of
Wilson ; Barbara Wilson; George
Wright; Jeneane Young; Bob
Yungblut. Conditional: Evelyn
Young.
GODERICH PAVILION
DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
SPECIAL HOLIDAY DANCING --Tuesday, July 1st
NEIL McKAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
WEDNESDAY NIGHT --Mode -n arid -Ord- Time
Dancingi
CLARENCE PETRIES NIGHTHAWKS
PAGE TIM=
Canadian Fashion
whom are living.
Their three wins, •Cyril -of Tor-
onto, Alvin of Goderieh 'Township
and ]Tarry 1... of Mitchell, with
their wives were present at the
celebration as were live - grand-
children.
1 POLICE SAY ANOTHER
CONSTABLE NEEDED HERE
ON THE BEACH — Nylon goes to
the beach, In .a sophisticated suit
of black nylon taffeta with special-,
ly constructed bra. and concealed'
straps that can be tied around, the,
neck for swimming.
KEPT LIQUOR FOR SALE
, GETS 30 DAYS IN JAIL
Clifford Sproule, (West\Vaavva-
nosh Township _fanner, was sent-
enced to one month in_ jail by
.Magistrate D. E. Holmes, Q.C., last
Thursday., when he pleaded guilty
to a charge of keeping liquor for
sale, contrary to .the provisions of
the Canada Temperance -Act.
The. Ontario 'Provincial Police
have given the Town Council their
considered opinion that an addition-
al constable is absolutely essential
if ,maximum efficiency .'is to be
maintained lu policing Godericu..
The local detachment at present
consists- of a 'corporal and 'three
constables.
A letter from A. Moss,' acting
Commissioner of Pollee for On-
tario', read at Friday night's regular
meeting of the 'town Council • and
referred to the special committee,
'referred to a cclnference between
District 1nspetcor F. Scott of the
Mount Forest District 11.1;',1'. head-
quarters- and certain members of
the Town Council on May ':1, at
which time stress was placed on
the necessity of augmenting the
local police personnel by an ad-
ditional constable.
"It is the considered opinion of
District Inspector Scott, which is
concurred in by this general head-
quarters," the acting commissioner
said in his letter, "that an addition-
al constable is, absolutely essential
it maximum efficiency is to be
maintained in your municipality
and under the circumstances, there-
fore, it is suggested, that the new
contract, effective January 1, 19M,
be completed ,and include this ad-
dition."
LEGISLATURE COMMITTEE
ON LAKE LEVELS COMING
The 8(104 1 cotntnittee of the (1u-
bario Legislature studying lake
levels and erosion will arrive in
Goderich from Grand ]lend on 'Fri -
(lay morning, June 27. They are
expected to visit the 5 oderich
harbor and will probably leave
Goderich before proceeding mirth
after having lunch here.
The committee, of which the
chairman is Ossie Villeneauve,
\I.Id.1,L Ulengarry, visited. the
Crown-Attorney11 ;tenn ]Iy,-',bTer
cities area last week.
Q.C., told the court that Sproule Anyone interested in submitting
had been lined ,§50 for :t similar infonli ad ion to the . committee i,
offence in August of last year and
that the Act requires,...01111
sentence la, imposed for a second
offense.
('(1lhstuble C. Finnigan of the
Huron County detachment of. the
Ontario Provincial Police gave
evidence that, from information re-
ceived concerning the sale of a case
of beer, he had executed a search
warrant on Sproule's residence on
June 8 and discovered- seven bottles
of beer which he seized.
The beer was ordered cointlscated.
Failure to .pay court (casts would
mean another seven days in jail,
the magistrate said.
LITTLE LAKES TURTLE
CHARMS .ST.. MARY'S TOTS
Mrs. Grace Eedy, who writes the
"From a Kitchen' Vindow" cvlluun
in' her son's paper, 'J'he St. Marys
Journa1-Argun, and who is well re-
membered in Goderich as a daugh-
ter of the late Rev_ Jasper 'Wilson.
in her column last week told of
motor 'journeys she had been tak-
ing. One of these was to the Ben -
miller district., and she writes:
"Another evening we- drove
through picturesque country along
the valley of the Maitland -River,
climbing ;iii ;h hills from w�hicii
there were ui i nifieeiit' 1 r(stic's; tits
we came to the little old village
of Benruiller, .where for perhaps
:► century a woollen mill has done
a thriving business. It is one of
the loveliest spats in all Ontario.
mill-d:uu has furnished' power
for the m-tll,l•aud the dark depths of
water beside it reflect the thick
woods on the steep banks, always
quiet and still. A. few. houses, 11
grist' mill, a store, and. the, woollen
mill comprise the village.
"Along the road not far'from this.
village, there was a spot where
the road passed between two small
flukes or ponds at the bottom of a
Bill. The driver said, 'Look out for
hurtles-' and presently one was seen
1iloving -unhurriedly across the road
going from one pond to the other.
Needless to say, the ear' was stop-
ped. and the turtle, not a snapper,
but a full-grown mud, or painted
turtle, was picked up` tend deposited
in the trunk of the car. Next flay
it was brought to St. Marys as a
gift to. the grandsons.- All the
children of the neighborhood halve
gathered to look at it and to: watch
it walk about, and it has been
rarrtedabout so =dr that 'we fen r -
its days will be, short. -Al in-
frequent intervals it is allowed to
rest in tehbAl2,,ti tuh-contain-
ing a little 7vater an& some long
grass. Here it tries at tithes to
dig a bole through the side of the
tub and to be on its interrupted
w al y'.-
GODERICH THEATRES PRESENT
The CAPITAL STr. Fs. ;
At PARK On the
The Square
L, PHONE 1150
Now—Clark Gable and Ava Gardner, in "The Lone Star."
Mon., Tues., Wed.—
Esther Williams, Barry Sullivan and Vivian Blaine
with the I)e Marco Sisters and Billy.
I (•ks4tein in a nautical Technicolor nlu$ic•al tliat dikes you from
0 Great Lakes naval citation to Paris in the Spring.
"SKIRTS AHOY"
Thurs., Fri., Sat.—
Yvonne De ('arlo, Peter t'stinov, Marielle Terrey
A canadian her11 star in n Whist] naiad:. production. A Noi•th
African luxury hotel is Ore scene of international roma 1140
11)4(1 intrigue.
"HOTEL SAHARA"
Coming—"Pandora and the Flying " Dtitehman," in Technicolor
with Ava Gardner.
PHONE 47
Now—Gene Autry and Gail Davis,. in "Cow Town."
Mon., Tues., Wed.—
"WILD STALLION"
in ('ineelPier, a •terrine notion story of indian (v►ntltr3 and of
ar horse that saved a settlement.
Starring Barbara Wooden with Ben ,Johnson, Stanford Jolley
Edgar Buchanan.
Thnrs., , ri., Sat.—
"VALLEY of the EAGLES"
For jack(1 movie ap►p►(•t,ites+,. a irni(p(e natural setting ler a ,tory
of +l11Mple faltll (1141 ilevotic/1r.
.lack Warner. ;Nadia. (.ray and .John Me('alllnn
Coming—"Love is Better Than Ever."—harry Parks and Eliza-
- Taylor.
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w•el(•onle to sleet the members dur-
-Ing-tliel--vListit he rfe--'l wont rr Pry -de;
MJ..A., Huron, has promised.
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TO RF MARRIED
A wadding of interest is to take
plal•e at New St. James I'resby-
1erlian Church, London, on Soho. --
(lay afternoon, June 2.4, when
Naomi Elizabeth Little, daughter
of \l rs. E. S. Little, London. and
the late Senator Little, and Wil-
liam Alexander Saunders, son of
\Irs. Saunders and the late Charles
K. Saunders, exchange marriage
vows' before ,the Rev. Richard.
'Stewart.
The bride -elect is' a graduate of
the Siek Children's Hospital, Tor-
onto. -
Miss Little will 1►e attended 11y
Miss Tony Aitken of London and
'Robert Ogilvie will be lies,t man for
Mr. Saunders. Br(iithers of the
.bridal couple, Derek Little, London,
and Keith' Saunders, Toronto. will
he ushers.
SPECIAL STAMP
6,440
Thls is the special four -cent
stamp to be issued in .Inly to c•11111
naernora►te the \VIII internatimi
Red ('rclss ('onference to be held
in 'Toronto, .July 21 -August tl. The
stamp is to be printed in 11111e 1110
lted the third lime that two-clal-
ored
stamps have 11441n 1414111(1 in
Catrnda. in 1s98. the Iiuperir.l
penny postage 'neap stamp" w a-
printed 111 red and blue, and in 19'19
another two color stamp nnnlcn
orated the visit of the King and
Queen. '('his is the first time that
('annda hat. been selected for ,111
Interim ion a1 Red Cross 'on 14 r_.
(•sees and only the seven() lime that
it has preen held in the \Wax{"•ern
Ilemispl►ere.
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LIFE INSURANCE AND.
YOUR MONEY BACK
A BRAND NEW SUN LIFE. PLAN WHICH
1
Provides insurance protection to. age 65.
2 Retubns all basic annual premiums . paid
if assured lives to 65.
3 Is available for male and female
lives ages 15 to 50.
At 65, the funds can be (a) taken in cash; (b) used to
purchase a paid-up policy for the original sum assured
and the balance taken in cash or as guaranteed income;
(c) used to provide an .annuity; (d) left on deposit at a
guaranteed rate of interest.
Inquire now about this remarkable
new Sun Life plan. Just call or write:
HAROLD W. SHORE
Representative of
• Sun Life Assurance Company
North St. of Canada Plione 766w
SUN LIFE OF CANADA
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BUSINESS COLLEGE DINNER -
Silver lanvls of flowers and eau
delabra decorated the tables for the
annual dinner of Goderich Business
College held on 1•'riday' eve'ri'big.
There was an attendance of 2:1 stn -
dente and guests.
During tli dinner hour. a sing-
song was: enjoyed with \lisp Chris.
Leishman. 115 song leader. The
aeeoni]tanist was- \tics c;e•rtrude
\\pikes. Mrs. .1. 1.(r•. on behalf of
the ..tildents presented the prin-
cipal. Mr, .__\\'euver, \vitb a beauti-
ful gift as an (•x aressiou ((f thei'l:
appreciation. . Lovely gifts were
also presented to Miss Lois Taylor.
bride -elect, stud to the pianist.
With Mr. Venus at the projector,
films on "Telephone (,',ourtesy." "Ad-
vaneed Typing Shortcuts," 'A S.•c-
retary's ihty," and "Filing .-1'ro-
ce(lure' were shown. 'These films
were sul►101041 Ivy the Canadian
Business Schools Association to its
member school. They proved to be
very educational and formed' a
pleasant c(luoltusion tO an enjoyable
evening. The happy event was
brought -to 'al close be the singing
of .the National Anthem.
This year marks, the best atten-
datice at Gti(lericih Basins College
in Day $ehool.and Evening Classes.
WESTERN CONSERVATORY–
. Following are the pupils of E.
I)0naldsun who were successful in
the ,lath) .examinations of.the Wes-
tern Ont.:it:TO Conservatory of _rust-
Grade -1-first class honors, John
Aherhart : honors;. Sharon Smith;
grade a--lionors..lanet Hug -ill, Paul
\Wilson. Donald Noble; piss, Gwen
Stewart. Charlene Stowe, (equal) ;
grade 2-- 1st class honors, Marilyn
.Limes. Judith Mothers ; grade 1--'
honors. Itianne IBannister.
Attention, Music Teachers
Rotary Music Festival
S'r, THOMAS, NOV. 24 to 28, 1952
"Write For -Syllabus" .
Y a1/Thomas,
r t.a r l
-1 1'.•lar Street. St. Thomas, out..
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rging Ext
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ON THE WEEK -END!.
Holiday week -ends are periods of extra
and added congestion on the highway.
• conditions will continue to result, in accidents
unless offset by patience, forethought and alertness
on the part of all highway users.
Thousands of visiting tourists -and children on
vacation add to already crowded highways. The
need for extra care is obvious. A traffic death is a
needless death.
hazard
These
You risk your life when you drive too fast for
conditions --fail to stay in your own traffic lane—
or fail to obey signs and regulations designed for
your protection—or, when on foot, you fail to take
necessary precautions.
Enjoy your week -end. Make it safe--one`you will
remember, happily.
• GEO. H. DOUCETT
MINISTER
e
GE.%.
M\H\Sy EQ
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