The Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-01-08, Page 3Ou
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w TURN'�' OUT
GODERIOH 'OOUPLE' MARK I MORE THAN 50
65TH ANNIVERSARY
Bum= D,IRECToItI.Y
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT^
Licensed
Municipal Auditor
A, M. HA1W 1
QU1ARTEaIZIf71 AOOOINTANT
65 South St. Goderich. Ont.,
Telephone
343
cautorRACTiC
fIO11,13ERRT 13. SUCH, D.C.
Doctor of Chiropractic.
Office Hours:
Mon., Thure —9 a,m. to 5 p.m.
Tuee.. Fri --9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
7 p.m. to 8 p.m.
`Wed. & Sat. 9 to 11.30 a.m.
Vitamin Therapy
Office --Corner of South ' • St. and
Britannia Road. Phone 841.
Western Ontario
Motorways
3Lr. and Mrs. Thomas 'Sandy
celebrated their 915th weddingan-
niversary at' It quiet family dinner
et their home an Mouth street on
New Year's Day. . Prent were
their two daughters, (Beulah) Mrs,
Ben Homan; (tPellrI) Mrs. James
►:Wafted, with their husbands; their
sell, Fred, and six grandchildren.
Mx. and Mrs. 'Sandy were mar-
ried at 'Bervle on January 1, 1908.
Mrs. Gaudy is the ,dernier Ruby
Gleba of Bervle and Mr. Sandy is
the son of the late Mr. and Mas.
George Sandy of Ashfield Township.
The couple have lived in Goderich
for the past 35 years, during which
time Mr..S'andy hes been a prom-
inent t•ontra'ctor here.
Departures -
7.20
. aJ To London daily except
Sat.. Sun., . and , holidays.
8.30 a.m. To London and Strat-
ford daily except Sunday and
holidays.
11.45 o a.m.—To
Sat., ° Sun. London
holidays.and
445nmdaily excepto
rd and Lon-
doSunday and
holidays.
5.45 p.m. To Loudon on Friday
only.
8.30 p.m.—To London and Strat-
ford
ford Sundays and holidays only
BUS DEPOT AT SAMIS MOTORS
PHONE_ 34.!I
Roy N. Bentley
Public Accountant
11 Kensington Ave.,
London, Ont.
NOW LOCATED
IN. BAN
OF
COMMERCE
BUILDING
ON THE SQUARE
II. M. FORD
Get Insured — Stay Insured—
Rest Assured
TELEPHONE 268w
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT'.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER .
Correspondence promptly an-
swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling Phone 460J, Clinton.
Charge moderate and satisfac-
tion Guaranteed.
FOR FIGURE SKATING
More than 150 turned . owt for the
introductory classes in figure skat-
ing at . the arena .on , Friday last.
M:rs. Jeune .Smith is the •instructress..
In the meantime, tskaters are or-
ganized' into. two groups -- those;
ever 13‘o Tears of age • sand !those
under 10 years of age and will have
classes every Saturday. See adver-
tisenent elsewhere in this issue for
details. It is expected a figure
skating club will be formed when
vaxlous details are arranged.
"HELPING HANDS" END
YEAR WITH A SOCIAL
During the month of December
the ;Helping (Hands held four tileet-
ings. A parcel: of Mood was sent
to an overseas family.
On the last Friday of the month
each member ,received a small gift.
A social time was spent, after
► '
which, the Scripture was read• by 1,200,000 RORSE)POWER will come from Ontario „Hydros Sir Adam Beek-Nlakfra Generating Station No. 2 upon completion
Mrs. W. J. Jewell. Mrs. Ens read -
given in 195?. The plant, which will be in initial operation in 1954 is shown at the left in this 'artist's sketch of how the ultra -
which,
were p,lvetu RIy firs. E. Bueclt-,
ler, Mrs. V. aKneeshaw and Mrs. modern structure will look when finished. T the right is Hydros Sir Adam Beck Niagara
F. Jewell. All joined.in the sing- I one time the largest hydraulic power plana
lug of a carol, with the Rev. F. A. public utility in Canada. Both plants ar
Jewell, B.A., of Toronto classing below the famous cataracts.
with pr'acyer.
.Rev. Jewell then. showed lantern
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth Phone 11-661 or
Harry Edwards, Goderich
Phone 144
Geo. G. MacEwan •
Fire, Accident land .Motor Car -
Insurance
OFFICE—MASONIC TEMPLE
WEST STREET
PHONE 230 GODERICH
A. L. COLE
Optometrist --Optician
Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 Goderich, Ont.
C. F. CHAPMAN
General Insurance
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Real Estate
3Q Colborne St., Goderich
Phone 18w
JANUARY 8th, 1953
sus an extra surprise a few of his MRS. lides of the Christmas 'Story, and ! P MaCEWATT HEADS
1 .wedding which took•plaee in July.
F. T. Armstrong'
OPTOMETRIST •
Phone 1100 for appointment
SQUARE GODERICH
I(vNOX LADIES' A D 1
}lather : "I never kissed a girl On Tuesday afternoon of last
until I met your mother. Will 3-ou
be able to say the same to your
son When you get married?"
Son: "Not with such a stradght
face as you can, nap."
1D. GIT
UARD
•Stonework, Brickwork and
Plastering
A good job of plastering has
no substitute
Phone 482, Brock and Victoria
Malcolm Mathers
INSU*ANCE AND
REAL ESTATE
Now located at ,
46 WEST STREET
GODERICH
Phone 115W
KIDN:EYACIDS
RobyourRest..
Many people never seem to get a good
n' ht's rest They .twn.and ton—blazne it
on 'nerves'—when it may be their kidneys.
Healthy kidneys filter poisons and excess
acids from the blood. If they fail and
impurities stay in the system—disturbed
rest often follows. if you don't rest wen
get and use Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's
help the kidneys so that you ' can rest
better—arxL Iee1 better. 1 ss.
Dodd's Kidney Piils
gq1rffOO/1S
BY BLACKSTONE'S
,week the Ladies' • .Aid of Knox
Church held their regular meeting
in the church parlor. Mrs. J.
Baker read the Christmas~ story
followed with • prayer'by Mrs.
Erskine. After the annual reports,
Rev. Mr. MacMillan installed the
ricers for 1953 as follows :
President, Mrs. Peter' M ieEwan ;
st rice -president, Mrs. George
I•Sehaefers--•-•21e1--•vice-president, MIs.
W. J: 'Ritchie; 3rd vice-president,
Mrs. Win. Abell; secretary, Mrs. R.
E. Wilson; treasurer, Mrs. George
Stokes pianist, Mrs. Win. Mc-
Lairen ; aggiStant pianist, Mrs. Clay-
ton Nivins; gift convener, Mrs. R.
Burrows; loess secretary, Mrs.
John Mlarwiek ; convener social
commIttee,' ;Mrs. .A. Alexander;
auditors, Mrs. A. Straiton, Mrs. J.
Baker.
A. social half hour concluded•• the
meeting and Mrs. Schaefer ••and
Mrs. Abell poured tea at a festive
table.
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"$o THIS is the lake where
you've seen 'em big enough
teasulluabLiar
It's no fish tale, folks.; when we
tell you we have some remark-
able buys in furniture and elec-
trical app
lec=trical-.aFP lianc.ea. after. regroup-_
ing our stock following the
Christmas. season. You'll see
some mighty attractive prices.
7SiQCitotonc,o ,
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ittniturt
PAINTS. STOVS.
ELECTRICAL APPLIAt CES
"On the Broadway of Goderich"
PHONE 240-J GODERICH
Goderich Township
opera o ► Hydro's Station No 1, at
0
in the world. The new power development is the biggest ever undertaken by 'a
e located on the bank of the turbulent Niagara River approximately six miles
Curios At Nile Shop
O
''The 'welding shop of Stuart Tay-' REEVES OF ASHI`IELD
for in the 'hamlet of :tide to manyREEVES
CENTURY LISTED
is more than just a place of busi-
ness. The shop ''hats drawn many
a Curious wayfarer interested in bis
collection of antiques, which range
from Texas Longhorns -to cutout
animals and one of the first sewing
Machines.
Probably strangest- of—his eollee.-
tion and rare to these txtrtsis his
collection of Texas Longhorns, the
largest of •which has au eight, foot
spread iie also has several'-inoose
and elk horns, mounted sheep and
deer heads.
Collects Horns first elected by barllot.
POULTRY PRODUCERS
HAVE LARGE SALES
Continued .mild (1•Elather and:good
travelling condition:, for a long
period have been most appreciated
by those residing in rural. areas.
Poultry -producers report 'they have
Charles E. MaeDonagh, former
clerk of Ashfield 'township, who
compiled a list of .AshfieJikl reeves
about ten years- ago, has brought
the list nap to date. It is 102 years
!slate sAslitield's first reeve, Chas.
AGRICULTURE OFFICE
STENOGRAPHER RESIGNA
The resignation of Miss Marjorie
Stanley, Clinton, who has served
for the past three years as a sten-
ographer for the Department of
Agrieulture at its Huron County
otdice in ,Clinton, has been accepted.
Miss Stanley will, be replaced by
Miss Jean Gibthingb, daughtea- of
Mr. and Mars. Warren Gilibings,
R:R. 4, Clinton, who assumed the
position as of January 1.
Miss will Ili be
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should you suddenly tailed
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while the children are growing
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for life. .
Protect your loved ones with
a Family Income poliuy�of the
Sun Life Assurance Company
of Canada.
Reprel�tative of
Sun Life Assurance Company
of Canada
Harold W. Shore
57th ANNIVERSARY
Not only did, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Crich of Clinton welcome in the
New Year on Thursday last'but they
also had a special observation oaf
the day since it was their 57th
wedding anniversary. Mr. Nelson
Crich of Goderich is a son. Two
other sons are 'Herman of, Mute*
and Harold of London 'There are
two daughters, Mrs. ;Boy Lege,
married in (Myrtle), Ituthven, Ont., and
(Arvin, was appointed to office at, early January.- \iabel Townsend, London. There
a sratepaye_rs' meeting. peeve atoll
are 20 grandchildren and eight
councillors were
appointed td
.►ointed t Y a The man had undergone a major great-grandchildren.
i motion of the meeting; until 189:74,.i operation and was coming out of Both Mr. and Mrs. Joseph,Crich
during the reevesbIp of William the ether. keep in fair health although_ the
o
Mallough; when the Board was IIE fall cool hands' brushing his latter has been confined. to her
forehead.home' for the spat three years. The
A notice of Weirton, Mr. TaOf the twenty-eight reeves who ,n.=-1tihe7e am° I'� :1w 1 in
leas lived in the Nile area ,for the served Ashtlehl Township in over _ '•"'•en ,
pastseven. yeaurs. For 15 years, he itis 100 -year ;history, few are still ,, „_^in
has been collecting horns. line of living. They include Chas. Stewart, I'n] ytnll
his rare sets is that of ailtelolac Alex 'Hackett, Murdo Matheson,
horns from Africa. - Alex F. Jiac'I)onalot, Gilbert Frayne,
About three years ago he also Cecil Johnston and Elmer tLa.hun.
started his tine collection Of hind Three Wardens arced Indian horses made frond The Township has had the Huron
11
basswood. Each winter ausua y
tinds hint busily engaged carving
out. ,antiques or keeping his horn
collection highly polished.
Besides scores cifother historical
articles he has in his. possession a
serving machine at ,least 100 years
old, which is still in use kind` is
Irted to be the only*one of its
I•
practically- -fold out of ail their 1 kind in Canada.
turkeys, chickens, and geese. One
ped 1"
It
grower ke is that- he shipped
Federation of Agriculture
WILL MEET
' 'HURON WARDEN EXPECTS
ons of turkey- this year to Northern
Ontario and Quebec, and that since
•Marketed
June this 3'�ar lie" 'ails " ii`ia
approx•fmately 7,000 turkeys.
Feed dealers report decreased
feed sales as compared to the same
period in other years.
• INCREASED COUNTY RATE*
Huron Warden CIta rn e y Johnston
forecast 0 one -mill inerease in the
county- levuy in 1953, largely as ,t
result of proposed increased ex -
Farmers are .very perturbed over Penclitures on the road system.
the decreased hog prices and many He .{.old McKillop Township coun-
tre • threatening "to ' go -- otit "of—the" 1$1 tnrs that-. 'bridge - - construction
swine business entirely.
Wednesday, January 14, at 8 p.m.
in S.S. No. 6, Goderich Township
FILMS WILL BE SHOWN
ALL FARM FAMILIES WILL BE WELCOMED
ROBERiT STIRLING, President.
• ROBERT WELSH, Secretary.
2
At
D the
TheARK n Square
-- PHONE 1160
Now Playing—` THE QUIET MAN" In Technicolor -
John ,Wayne—Maureen O'Harw--parry. FIttgeraid
MON., TUES. and Ever WED.--
hin I Have Is Yours"
yt g
MXI1M. api'taSC1Lt$9 41 brilliant new dallying mu�S'lr rid .fes urnngn the
ltlalen�ted Champions and s.1 cast of porn
-- 1n Te•e+1$111 (4(lor
Marge and Gower Champion and Dennis O'Keefe
THURS.. FRI. and SAT,—
•
John Lund, Joyce hoiden and Scott Brady,
" Axcbio't! -- Drama -- Te ehn1dalor
door odvtntere story 411)4)111 o lrard-riding
9041 k>fthe West.
"BRONCO BUSTER"
Coming --"PLYMOUTH ADVENTURE" Tierney
In Technicolor with Gene
would account for much of the
�-- boost in road costs, which may
cover three-quarters of the one -mill
j u mil.
J. Calvin Cutt, Park street, a Bridges listed for consideration
metnlliurgleail engineer, formerly this year are at Jamestown, Ford -
employed' in Niles; Mich., has moved with and Winthrop. Under study
to Peoria, 'Lllinois, where he has for 195.1 is a large span at Auburn,
taken a position in the research which may take two years to build.
department of the Caterpillar Trac- Reeve Dan Beuerinann, �MCKillop,
tor ,Company, outlined the bridge satiation in the
township. Ile said the 100 -foot
- - bridge at 'Roxboro, spanning a
branch of the Maitland River
northwest of 'Seadorth, is scheduled
for replacement.
It will be shortened to 80 feet
in length and its level will be
raised about eight feet. 'Plans are
also being studied to re-1nri1d—the-
bridge near Bethel Church.
MOVES TO NEW JOB
Jack Batt, son of 'Mr. and Mrs.
County wardenship three times.
First warden was Joseph Griffin
in 1893, Thomas sStothers in 1912
'and 't'ecil Johnston in 1950.
Reeves of Ashfie Township
since 18851:
1851—Char vin.
1852-53—I-tobert, .Davidson.
1$51 -57 --John Hawkins.
1858--tRohert Davidson.
1559 -(ii-- :Iohn Hawkins.
1802-69—William Ma:liough.
1870-74--Gea(rge . Armstrong.
1875-&3—Robert Webster.
�Tosepl]
- -- -. i . - •
Griffin (
warden
1893).
1831--941—thug'' (1irvin.
1897-99=+Tohlr N. MacKenzie.
1900 41 Morgan I )alton.
•1005—JOhn 'Barkley ,
190(1 ---John McIntyre.
1907-12=Thos. aStot>hers
1912).
1913-14— i'Llliam 'IFunster.
1915 -17 --Charles Stewart.
1918-19--J. P. Dalton.
19"20-21—Joseph Hackett.
1922'.l5—.1. F. Johnston.
1926—John Farrish.
1927-3—Alex 'llatkett.
1929-32- -.Tohn A. McKenzie.
.1933-30----Murdo Matheson.
1937—Richard Johnston:
1938--aRiobard Johnston.
but only attended January
(deceased).
1938—'Mex McDonald (10
1939 -43 ---Alex McDonald.
1944-4.5—Gilbert. Ftnyne.
I916-50--('ecil Johnston
iz1
4950_).
1951-53—Elmer
GUY IVES
& SONS
CEMENT CONTRAC-
TORS
BUILDING BLOCKS and
'CHIMNEY BLOCKS
Selkirk all -steel insulated
chimney supplied and in-
stalled.
Chimney built or re-
paired.
Phone Carlow 1612
7-oxtf
Ate West'
Th
•CAPITAL Street
•
-- PHONE 47
Now Playing—"THE FORBIDDEN LAND"
With Johnny Weis amuller as Jingle Jim
MON.. TUES. and WED.
"STORM OVER TIBET"
Aclventtire and roluti-nee high in at Siberian mountain range,
whore thousands of totes of ice may beenme an
11W SS'OIne 111ef14'loe
ReX Reason, Diana Douglas and Iea.n Tors
THUR., FRI. and SAT.
Janet Leigh — Carleton Carpenter — Keenan Wynn
From the •nt sm story of the young i»chictee wfio centered
army vvaith n tame tIbon in tow,
"FEARLESS FAGAN"
the
Cowing "IIAKF oth
a i (Davis andiPeggie Castle
(warden
Elected
meeting,
Graham.
mos.)
(warden
Weddings--
GERIG—PALMER corsage of gardenias.
I
nautical science of Geneva
bride of 'Roland Gerig on New , versify, Geneva, Switzerland.
Year's Day at the home of her 'couple wilt live in Oshawa.
parents at R.R. 2, Milton. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. !Proc-
torPalmer, and the groom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gerig,
Medco City", Mexico.
The Rev. M. G..Newton officiated.Miss Eileen Gliddon was pianist,
and Mrs. !Pamela Saddler sang.
Given in marriage by her 'father,
the bride wore 'an ..ankle-utu►gth
gown of 'Chantilly lace and F reach
net over satin. tier full lace skirt
featured -a scalloped hemline wit!r
underskirts revealing it frilly edge,
and the fitted dice' wan topped
by a lace bolero jacket styled with
long tapering sleeves and a small
stand-up collar. bier fingertip veil
of imported tulle illusion was held
by a ruck ing-trimmed tie srl-
xprinkled headdress of net and she' The' bride was given in marriage
curried 0 bouquet. of white gar- by her father and herr two brothers, and be assured of
(tenths.1 Donald and George Ives acted as les of
Mins (':irolyne Proctor, 1)ctroit, . ushers,- Miss , Lorna ripThe tsanartest sty
en "was
was ma Id of honor in a gown of . organist a nd pin y -c51 weld ing music A11 w001 Cloths.f - 1 over n the entrance of the bride land as
Gloria Claire Palmer became the The groom is a graduate in
11 e1•o-
Unl-
The
Wife
with
(w'lii perinr);—No,
sol1.
couple exchanged vows at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Janes
Row lifTe, U iborne Township, ' 57
yea
rs
ago.
Fancy Eating
MacIntosh Apples
FRESH FROZEN
Strawberries -
Raspberries
Cod Fillet
Cooking Apples
FRESH MEATS DAILY
Mel Cranston'
PHONE 350 LOCKER SERVICE KINGSTON ST.
6 for 29c
49c
39c
38c
5 lbs. 33c
STAPLES—IVES
The residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Ives, Colborne Township, was
the scene- of a quiet wedding on
December 17 when Shirley Marriot,
daughter of Mr. and Mfrs. Guy Ives,
became the bride of `Kenneth John
Staples, of Illy-th.
The bride wore 41 full-length
r
gown of nylon lace ovcwhite satin.
filer headdress was al beautiful
pearl studded tiara. and the nylon
net veil was of tinger-tip length.
She carried a tboucpfet of red' ro ses.
The bride's sister, MTs. La*rrene
('ok lough, was her only attendaiiF
and wore a gown of mauve taffeta
and Carried a bouquet of 'mums.
E
00
Yes, save as much as $20.00
on a new •
inter Coat
right in the height of the
season.
the season.
embroidered 1 fine lac- satin al t
and carrying a bouquet of yellow the register was being sinned. Rev.
chrysanthemums. Valeria G a i 1 V. J. !Scott of Myth United 'Church
Mathie•son, Craderiell, vv'as flower Performed the serv'iee.
girl in white nylon lace with a! The reeeptien for the guests was
white silk ds►nnct :anal carrying at hd titape llanue, following the
basket of red roses. Serelvice.t '1'lu' bride's, mother re
Jcreph Mt'1I,1ia111 Palmer, brother , eel edhe geestsserveand the eddinl g
r of she bride, was best man. l F1
At a reception at the Park 'House, ate .families, .Supper per 14115 served
(lotlarieh. the 'bride's mother ria .._1.)M,, Mirs line Blake, Mars. 'Norinatn
reived, wearing :•1 blue Mee dress Allen, Mis4ev Gladys and Maxine
with seed pearl trim. silver 111(1 tlile 'ltl.ake. The toast to the bride was
h'a11,• gray ikloves and ron8atge of made by the father of the bride and
pink rostra. the groom fittingly responded.
For travelling to the Lanrentians, Roth the principals are employed
the bride changed fio al sequin- at the 'R t',A.F. station, (Minton,
trimmed white wool jersey dress ond 1after
o short
edi
with matchingeawhite hot, 8111 take tiptemporary rcsidenrr iy
muskrat coat, ekccassories and Hayfield.
•
Warmly lined and interlined.
Good choice of sizes.
Buy 'the coat you have been waiting for at a new low price,
\1'I Sl'(;(11.1ST -AN EARLY SFbE(,'TION
Geo. W. Schaefer & Son
Pgo� ,s