The Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-12-04, Page 7ti
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oderich STORE HOURS
for Christmas Shopping
pen Evenin
COMMENCING:
Open All. Day Wednesdays in December
GO.pERICH MERCHANTS .CAN SUPPLY. YOUR EVERY. CHRISTMAS GIFT NEED
NOT CHARITY, BUT A JOB
Not all the toys that will gladden
the hearts of children this Christ-
ians have been made by Santa
,Claus. Thousands that look like
.new and Operform as well as ever
will have been remade, from old,
castoffs, by the crippled, blind and
paralyzed men of Goodwill In-
.dustries.
:Now celebrating its 50th anniver-
sary, Goodwill has become a unique.
and thriving organization says a
December header's Digest- article.
Goodwill is dedieatecl to rehabilitat-
ing discarded men and material.
Its method gis simple: it persuades
the public to contribute castoff
items of all kinds; disabled workers
in Goodwill factories then repair
them ,and sell them at low prices
in Goodwill stores. The sales re-
ceipts
cceipts pity the workers' wages.
Seven in Canada
Today, 101 .Goodwill factories
hum in the United States. 350 re-
tail stores sell an annual volume
of nearly $1.1,000,000. Seven Good-
will organizations now operate in
Canada, others frotu Australia to
the Argentine. -
In ro years the Goodwill plan
has employed 240,000 people, most
o hi
f whom were e e r egarded as uncui-
ployable". when they ,first . Oconee_
Paralyties, arthritics, the bltnd,•t:he
•men without arms or legs all do
Goodwill's work, each setting his
own work pace as his capacity
allows. Many have graduated to
good jobs in (private industry;
.others have been promoted to super-
visory posts - in - Goodwill's u%'U
plants.
The movement is the brain child
of a Boston Methodist minister.
In 1902, he began collecting old
clothes for his needy parishioners.
As much of the clothing needed
-repair, he organized sewing bees
for the poor women of his parish.
In exchange for their labor they
wore given the repaired garments.
Then a small store was opened and
surplus clothes were sold to the
public.
Later he added furniture, toys,
kitchen utensils, electric appliances. -
Today Goodwill' deals in virtually
every -tiling. A cage of white mice
featured a recent transaction.
But Goodwill's greatest job of
restoration is that of men rather
titan goods. In Goodwill's shops
says the Digest article,- human dig-
nitynt
a the1self-respect se expect that conies
of self-help have been restored- to
thousands who once had thought
these assets lost. .
The Detroit River which runs by
1Wtipdso_, Ont., and Detroit, curries
at,__a_v. er-age of 115,000,000 _ tons of
sliipping a year -greater tonnage
than 'that' of Sut''i,, Panama and
ticiel canals combined.
Snowplows Using' Mobile Telephones
'Same Service for Cars Next Spring
Snowplows and other vehicles
assigned to keep highways 'and
roads in this area open this winter
are now equipped with mobile
telephones.
C. B. Symonds, Bell 'Telephone
manager for this region, announced
this week that 28 Ontario Depart-
ment of Highways snowplows and
sanding trucks in this area are
being served by Bell radio -telephone
equipment.
Telephone connections with the
vehicles are provided from a radio
`trunsmrittiiig and receiving tower,
150 feet tiigh, which was erected
four miles north -of Clinton last
September. This site was chosen
because it is centrally Located in
the territory served.
'Calls to and from vehicles are
handled by u special operator at the
switchboard in the Clinton tele-
phone exchange. The mobile tele-
phone switcl1board, like tate outer
switchboards, is in service 24 hours
a day.
• Radio Tower Near Clinton.
The tall steel tower near Clinton
serves a wide area, which includes
Goderielr, Seaforth and Clinton, as
well as Bayfield, Blyth, Carlow,
1 • LIF
o
Association
HEAD O'F F I C E • T O R O N T O
DECEMBER 18 9 a.m. 9 p.m.
DECEMBER 19 - 9 a.m, - 9 p.m.
DECEMBER 20 - 9 a.m. - 10 p.m.
DECEMBER 22
DECEMBER 23
'DECEMBER 24
This ad. sponsored by Better Business Committee of ,Godecich Jaycees,
OPERATORS SPEED SNOW REMOVAL
Dublin, Hensall, Zurich, Brussels,
Dashwood, Duu%gaunon ;and Exeter.
lir. Symonds said that mobile
service will be available to oper-
ators of other types of vehicles in
this region next spring, us soon as
the necessary additional equipment
can be obtained and installed.
In ail, more than 200 highways
department snowplows and sanding
trucks in various parts of the pro-
vince are being equipped with Bell
mobile telephones this winter.
The telephones keep the vehicles
in constant touch with their head-
quarters, thereby enabling them to
receive instructions, • and send re-
ports while ou the road:
The driver of a mobile -equipped
vehicle can place calls to and re-•
ceive then' from any other tete-
phone. whether 'in a vehicle or on
land, that can be reached through
normal local or long distance
facilities.
A 'Big program
.Prov'ision - of the service in this
region is part of tl.large-scale ex-
pansion Of the Bell C'ompttnv's mo-
bile telel.cllote _service. 'Thet entir.,
program is scheduled .for-eomplet10u
late. in 19:i3_ and will provide ser-
vice over a wide area stretching*
front Windsor to Montreal and
reaching northward to Owen Sound.
Mobile -equipped vehicles will than
have continuous service while
travelling cit roads, highevys and
city- and town streets anywhere itt
that wide area.
When the service went into oper-
ation here • it marked completion
of the first phase of the program.
In addition to Clinton, exchanges
being equipped to provide 'mobilo
service in this first phase of the
over-all program are • .it London,
i1raeebridge, Huntsville. Preston -
Parry Sound, Y)ntetnee, Port Hope,
HawkeShtiry. Cornwall, Ottawa,
Brockville, Smiths . Palls, Kingston
and Belleville.
Types of vehicles which have
been equipped with mobile tele -
• IN PURSUIT OF A VISION
"I have lived in the pursuit of a.
vision, both personal and social.
Personal: to cure for what is noble,
for what is beautiful, for what is
gentle; to allow moments of in-
sight to give wisdom at more mun-
dane times. 'Social: to see in im-
agination the society that is to be
created, where individuals grow
freely, and where hate and greed
and envy die because there is noth-
ing to nourish them. These things
I believe. and the world, for all
its horrors, has 'left me unshaken."
-Bertrand Russell.
The history of gold mining in
Canada dates from 1651 schen Louis
XIV of France granted u concession
to Nicholas ,Denys to mine gold in
Nova Scotia.
Calls to and from mobile telephones in Ontario Department of
Ifighways snowplows and sanding trucks in this area are handled
through this switchboard in the Bell Telephone's Clinton-_ exchange.
The operator shown above' is Miss h`rances Woods,
commercial passenger curs, anibnl-
ces
•nears, n ,, police tow truck;,
cranes, transport trucks. bank and
express money- cars, and lire -fight-
ing trucks.
Equipment in the subscriber's
vehicle consists of a radio trans-'
nutter, receiver, control unit, un-
tenna, and a telephone handset,
all compactly arranged, so. that• it
can •be fitted into any type of
vehicle.
If You're TIRED
ALtTNE TIME
Everybody gets a bit run-down niw awl
then, tired -out, heavy -headed, and maybe -
bothered by backaches. Perhaps nothing
seriously wrong, jest a temporary toxic
condition caused by ezceu acids and
wastes. That's the time to take Dodd's
Kidney Pills. Dodd's stimulate the kidneys,
and so help restore their normal action of
removing excess acids and wastes. Then
you feel better, sleep better, work better.
Get Dodd's Kidney Pills now. look for
the blue box with the red band at all
druggists. You can depend on Dodd's. 52
JUNIOR MATRICUL TION
IF YOU DID NOT FINISH HIGH SCHOO.L;-.AO. SO
NOW BY STUDYING AT HOME IN SPARE taw
The High School course' offered by this 5I -year-old School pre-t•p
pares you to write examinations for a Secondary School Gradu-
ation -Diploma. (Junior Matriculation. in Ontario).
I' Progress rapidly. • Low monthly payments
includes all books.
DO NOT ALLOW LICK OF EDUCATION TO HANDICAP
YOU. WE WELCOME ENQUIRIES FROM THOSE OUT OF
SCHOOL FOR. A NUMBER OF YEARS.
PI4I';AS1: Noll:: The American School is p'ri.marily for
adults and iviltl not accept sttuieuts who can and should
attend their local High Sch+lol. Please do 'trot write
unless you are over Ili years of agr' and are tither at-
tending nor able to attend resident school.
AMERICAN SCHOOL,
312 Wright Bldg., .122 Wellington St.
London, Ont. • -
Please send me, svithout obligation, your FREE 12 -page High
School Bulletin.
Nance ' %ge
Address
Ithoncs iticludE heti' private and i41:1-4`iWWt
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'EMERSON'S
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Representative
K: S. GILLIS -- GODERICH
DRl.NX ,
TRAD1 NARK REO.
RE REFRESHED
Gifts ..
Suggestions
RAZORS FOR HIM
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:OUTSTANDING WHEREVER THEY SERVE
Skilled, tough and proud of their reputation,,Canadian
Infantrymen are the finest fighting soldiers in.the world.
They,are the -top men in the Canadian Army. Modern
developments have only made the job of Infantry gore
complex, demanding careful training in many fields.
Wherever they have served, Canadian Infantrymen
have distinguished themselves. Today, in Korea and
Germany, Canada's infantry Soldiers are once again
demonstrating their superiority.
Report right away to:
No. 13 Personnel Despot, -
Wallis House, Rideau & Charlotte Sts., Ottawa, Ont.
No. 5 Personnel Depot,
Artillery Park, Bagot Street, Kingston, Ont,
Canadian Army Recruiting Station,
90 Richmond 5t. W., Toronto, Ont.
No. 7 Personnel Depot,
Wolseley Barracks, Oxford & Elizabeth Sts., London, Ont.
Army Recruiting Centre, 230 Main St. V4,... North Bay, Ont.
Army Recruiting Centre,
James St, Armoury, 200 James St. N., Hamilton, Ont.
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The Canadian Army needs more of these men. Canada
needs more of these Infantry Soldiers to help maintain
our security, to help assure our future. For young men
with the spirit of adventure, there is challenge and satis-
faction in serving with Canada's world-famous Infantry.
You are eligible i/ you are 17 to 40 years of age,
physically fit and ran meet Army test requirements.
Applicant should bring birth certificate or other proof
of age when reporting for interview.
Jautk€CANADIAN ARMY
ACTIVE FORCE Nom!
CUTEX GIFT SETS
69c to 3.00
REVLON GIFT SETS.
1.00 to 6.00
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GYVE HER A PERFUME
THIS CHRISTMAS
• Chanel 6.00
Coty Christmas Bell
t4,4' Perfumes, 4 scents 2.50
Shandra 1.00 to 9.60
Coty's. Muguet , 1.40
Rubinstien's White
Magnolia 2.75
• Shalimar 6.00
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COLOGNES
• Apple Blossom 1.85
White Magnolia .. 1.75, 2.75
• Heaven Scent . 1.25, 1.85
• Gardenia 1.25, 1.85'
• Lotus 1.75
Shandra, 1.00, 2.00
▪ Yardley Fragrance 1.75
Aprih Violets 1.75
' Old Spice 1,75
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Friendship . Garden 1.75
Schick Electric ... 29.95
Phillishave 29.75
Sunbeam 31.75
Rolls Razor 9.95
Gillette 1.59, 3.79
Schick Injector .... 1.25
• BILLFOLDS
Plastic - 98c
Leather .. 2.50 to 7.95
Men's Plastic Travel
kit .... 5.70
Men's Leather Travel
kit • 9.85
1.c'ct; tStetgtet-vetores tetctome
CIGARETTES
Flat 50's 97c
ZIPPO LIGHTERS
4.50
Others at 1.00 to 7.50
YARDLEY LAVENDER
4-4444-4444/41:1-4-41I-4-4-4 44-4444
COTY
GIFT SUGGESTIONS-
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Coty Perfume in a beauti-
ful golden -slipper
4.50
Fragrance Bar containing
Muse, A ' Suma and
Le Vertige Perfumes
8.00
a vccvetcictctetetetet tetmc'ctct
Purser set contains
Cologne and .Perfume
• 3,00
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Adventure 'in Fragrance
contains 7 different
Coty Perfumes
2.50
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Purser Set contains Face
Powder and Perfume
4.00
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1.25-1.75-2.50-3.50
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YARDLEY
TRAVEL KIT
FOR LADIES
Containing creams, ton-
ing lotion, rouge, lipstick,
face powder, etc.
Beautifully packaged.
7.50
cock le etrtetclvatc'cteivcctvzn.
NEILSON'S
CHOCOLATES
1.15 - 2.25
Baby Brownie ...
620 Brownie
616 Brownie
COMB, BRUSH AND
MIRROR SETS
Chrome finish, pearltone back
with medallion
5.95
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SEAFORTH FOR HIM
Lotion 1.00, 1,
Talcum 1,?575
Deodorant 1.75
Groomstick1.50
Sets at
2.00, 2.25, 3.50, 5.25 and 8.75'
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YARDLEY'S FOR MEN
Shave Lotion .... -1.25, 2.00
Talc,
Shave Bowl 1.10, 1.50.
Cologne 2,00
Sets from - 2.35 to 7.50
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MENNEN'S SHAVE SET
Lotion, Talc and
Shave Cream
1.48
.4,41mtgic;t� rctclt;tetr,tCeat ttaTtCtdeaden
WOODBURY SHAVE SET
Shave Cream in Plastic
Bottle and Lotion
3.30 1.40
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8.25 MENNEN'S LOTIOV'
9.25 68c - 1.35 -- 1.48
1.25
Brownie Reflex 14.25
Brownie Hawkeye ..6.25
Brownie Hawkeye for
FTash attachment . 8.25
Flash Attachment for
above 3.80
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