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NEXT WEEK'S PAPER
Due to the holiday .falling
on Monday, July 1, it leaves
dine day less in which to get
out the Signal -Star. As a re-
sult, the paper will be publish-
ed late Thursday afternoon
rather than on ThursdayCrnorn-
ing, as is usually done. This
will result in many readers
getting their paper one day
later than normally.
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MARITIMERS
AID FARMERS
Watch) for this on Monday, Dominion Day
Though there are more persons
out of wol�i,c in this district now
than at the same time last year,
farm labor Ls not too plentiful.
On Monday, 10 men from New-
foundland and New Brunswick
checked :n at the Goderich office ,_
of the National Employment Ser-
vice and they were picked up by
district farmers the same day.
Since April, 25 men from the
Maritimes have been assigned to
district farms through the Gode-
rich NES office.
The Maritimers are brought to
Toronto, then assigned whe ever
farm help is needed. Most of the
farm jobs are temporary' and the
men will no longer be needed by
late August when all the season's
clops are in.
Figures _taken from the NES re-
cords last week showed 160 men -
and 94 women looking .for work,
compared to 116 men and 78 wo-
men who were jobless at this time
last year.
Since these figures were checked,
about . 40 'workers halve been laid
off at the Canada Packers poultry
plant in Clinton, but_ it is hoped
these people will be recalled with-
in two weeks.
Some of the unemployed people
in the district will be absorbed by
a Clinton RCAF Station, where extra
Ititchen and cleaning help is riaed-
Vd to cope with the-lhan esof
air cadets who will attend summer
cana!p at the base.
At the present time, activity is
rather slow in the construction
field in the county.
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'NORTH ST. WMS AUXILIARY
MEETS AT SUMMER COTTAGE
North Street United W.M.S.
Evening Auxiliary met at the sum-
mer cottage of Mrs. W. Mills
att
Grand Bend on Tuesday of
week. After the pat luck supper,
the members were led in devotions
by Mrs. F. A. Waters and Mrs. Bert
Bradford. The president, Miss
Frances Armstrong, presided. Re-
ports were givul by the secretary,
1VLiss Helen Turner, and the assist-
ant secretary, Mrs. Ed. Stiles. Mrs.
Boutilier reported re the autumn
thankoffering.
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KE THE "WRAPS OFF
YOUR SELLING !
Bali Players, Deport
As Summer. Arrives
Though summer only arrived of-
ficially last week -end, the season
has concluded already in the Gode-
rich Lions Recreation Softball
League.
The final games have been play-
ed, says Recreation Director Ted
Williams, and champions have been
declared in squirt, pee wee and
bantam divisions.
The Dominion Road team defeat-
ed the Fords ,in a sudden -death
game 14-12 to win the bantam
laurels.. The pee wee, champion-
ship was decided when Goderich
Manufacturing defeated Rouse
Auto Electric 11-5 in the second
game of a best-af-three playoff.
The first game ended in a 23-3 -will
for Goderich Manufacturing.
In the squirt group; it was nip -
and -tuck in all three games that
were played for the championship.
Bradleys and Edward Fuels hook-
ed up in this' close series. Brad-
leys won the first game 18-13, only
to lose the second game 1948 and
then come on to win the final 9-5.
In the girls' softball league, the
Schaefer team came through to
win over McManus Dairy 16-13 in
a sudden -death game.
The players of the winning teams
will receive crests for their efforts.
The Goderich Manufacturing team
will receive the Leach trophy, the
Bradley team the Filsinger trophy,
Several, Advance
To Second Round
In Trophy Play
(By Gord. Kerr)
Several Maitland golfers advanc-
ed to the second mucid in the
Lloyd Trophy tournament over the
week-eend. Bill Moore, Art Wat•
ers, Bev. Boyes, Frank Reid, Bill
Beacom and Jack Evans, by virtue
of their wins, now meet new oppon•
ants in this handicap match play
contest.
The only cne to reach the third
round was Jack McMillan who beat
out Ralph Kingswell in a hard-
fought match. Jack birdied_ the
17th to take the 'Thatch.
and the Schaefer team the Ger-{ "- h f. rig, ••.roanfis were also
rand trophy. `f • ,3 Played for the right to challenge
Asks If Figures Grant $1,000
To Hospital Wing
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with a weekly reader audience of
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r,L�C�i,C I llThe Women's Hospital Auxlllary
- { aetsi n the Board Roam '&f the hos-
In 1958 Taxes
pital on' Monday of last week, with
the president, Mrs. Rivers presid-
ing. After hearing the reports of
'E, plaiation for a $186,085 jump the secretary and the treasurer, a
in town assessment figures will be motion was passed authorizing the
treasurer to send a, cheque for
sought from the county assessor's $1000 to the Board of Directors
office as a result of remarks made as the Auxiliary's contribution to
by Mayor John Graham at last the furnishing of the new wing.
week's Council meeting. of
was decided to have a showet'
of jam and
The mayor said he had heard jelly for the hospital
the falls The Auxiliary has been
that, due to tae essment di- ked ltd assist in providing ,the
crease, the town m:ght have to supper for the nurses' annual
pay substantially more money to dance on June 28 and the follow -
the county in taxes than it now ing were appointed to look after
pays. '"'this: Masi K. E. Taylor, Mrs. C. A.
Deputy -Reeve Jany !s I,wnelly, Campion and Mrs. C. Graham: „ An
chairman of finance committee, appeal was anade for volunteers to
said he was pretty sure the mayor's help in the repairing of hospital
information was incorrect as to ,linens, gowns, etc., on Monday
the tax jump. ,,Reeve E. C. Fisher afternoons. Mrs. George MaeEWan
said the amount of building done Deported that the hospital calendars
in the town last y'caT might easily would go on sale in September.
account for the increase in town The next meeting of the Auxiliary
assessment. will be in Septem!lIer.
On motion of Reeve Fisher, sec- o o - - o
onded <by Councillor F. Watlkom, Study Leadership
the matter was referred to the
finance committee for action. -
When contacted ye ,`erday, Coun-
a
by Assessor A. A. Alexander said In Camp °Course
Issy Bedard for the club champion-
ship. Issy, last year's champ, looks'
like a hard man to (beat, carding
a 71 this week -end. His brother,
Tony, had the lowest score with
a one over par 69. Other low
seoreS were Frank Reid 74, Joe
Banville (Cl'ntan , RCAF Station)
77, and Jack McMillan 79.
A match play noshandicap tourn-
ament will be drawn up shortly.
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there is an ewplan, ion for the Several young people from Godes
.increase in assessment. However, rich attended the five-day "Camp
she said, he felt he sbpuld not dis Huronora" playground leadership
cuss the matter pt,blicly until the training ,course which ended Tues.
reasons have been given first to day at the Presbyterian Church
'Council. Up until yesterday, a Oalmp, pintail.
representative of Council -had nit Bob Seeord, of Hanover, who is
yet had an opportunity to go to attached to the community pro -
the assessor's office to discuss the grams branch of the Department
question. of Education, directed the course
Mayor Graham sal he wonder- which_ was sponsored by Lhke
ed if there was any,,, truth in the Huron Zone Reereation Council.
rumors that the town would have' The camp manager was Ted Wi1-
to pay considerably more to p� lie, Rams, Goderich's recreatkn direc-
col:rlV in taxes next year. Islas tor.
sessments in a$ other municipal- John Kane, of Goderieh, acted as
Ries have ‘gbne `uup proportionately, instructor for awimaning and water
then it won't make much differ safety sessions at the camp. Six
entre, of course, he noted. local young people were enrolled
The mayor made his comments .lu the course. They were Auleen
when Council receivrd a copy of Fisher, Clara Wilson, Dianne Mc -
the Huron County bylaw to estab- Connell, Percy 'Garrick, Jorn Alex -
lisp assessments cit municipalities ander and Mary Lynn Leonard.
for tax purposes in ll1fi8. Gode Miss Fisher is senior supervisor
rich's nssossment was listed at of Judith Gooderham Memorial
55,707,310, compared to $5,520,025 Park and Misses Wilson and MC -
the previous year. iConnell are members of the park
3 This year, with the county tax staff. Percy Garrick will act as
rate at 12.75 malls, Goderich will eaper'v'isor at the new Rinsm: n
0. *44.• ,...... turn $70,892 over to the county. Patk here.
Reports 1,500
Visit Goderich
On Guided .Tours
. More than 1,500 school children
from Various parts of Western On-
tario have been takcci on guided
tours of Goderieh so far this sea-
son.
So said William Anderson, tour-
ist committee chairman, reporting
to Goderich Junior Chamber of
Commerce at its meeting Monday.
While in Goderich, the school
children, accompanied by teachers
or chaperones, usually visit Huron
•Oounty Court House, Harem Coun-
ty Pioneer Museum. and .local in-
dustrial plants,
At the meeting, the JAiyeees sel-
ected Ralph Clark to represcrtit
Goderich .at the national, conven-
tion of the Junior Chamber of
Col'nmerce in Ottawa this week -end.
President Howard Aitken and
the other new officers were in-
stalled for the 1957-58 `year, There
was a vote of thanks to Max Cutt,
past president, for his leadership
during the past year, which was
termed very successful.
PARK ALMOST READY
llf there are no unforeseen hap-
penings, there is ,a good Chance
that Judith Gooderham Memorial
Park will be ready for use Satur-
day, says Recreation Director Ted
Williams. Water was put in the
swimming pool yesterday and, town
employees have just finisthed caulk-
ing the wading pool for the small
fry..
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Miss Hilda Hicks who has cont-
pleted a course of train'dlg at the
Goderich Business College has
joined the office of Massey -.Harris
at London.
Specular Values in our GROCERY ` Dept.
SPECIALS
s 410
CANNED MEAT
SWIFT'S PREM
SWIFT'S
JEWEL SHORTENING
SILVERLEAF '
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MITTS LARD
SWIFT'S — REGULAR
ALLSWEET _ MARGARINE
SPECIAL I,
1-L.B.
CTN.
PICNIC SUPPLIES
tIiIIQETTE—COLOUREDpAPE� Keeps sandwiches F� �T 3 ��N
ROI.I.
PLATES d:� of la 11 WRAP
REGAL PAPER
1 -LB.
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29¢
220
..0 35¢
CUPS
PKG.
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90 STRAWS 2 OFG12 200
DUCHESS PICNIC SUPPER CLUB WHITE
TS 250 SERVIETTES of Go 110
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McLAREN'S ZESTY
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1S -OZ. 50
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DY FEATURE !—ALLEN'S
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FOR SANDWICHES — COLD PLATES, ETC.
BORDEN'S — PLAIN OR PIMENTO
CIIATE II CHEESE
16 -OZ.
JAR
1 -LB.
CELLO BAG
/.4
8-QZ..
PKG.
25c
39c
35C
SNYDER'S—Always Fresh Potato QUICK—Economical Beverage
CHIPS Bow �9 FRESIIIES PKGS.
HEREFORD CORNED CLOVERLEAF TUNA
BEEF 124,z. 41O FLAKES
TIN
7 -OZ.
TIN
Kraft .Salad Dressing—MIRACLE WELCH'S GRAPE
WHPI 1JAR 41Oj JUICE BOTTLE
STOCK UP FOR THE COTTAGE SPECIAL1
290
310
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DR. BALLAD'S CHAMPIOtCl " 1IN$ ,S��i OF�4fl 5..0DOG or CRT FOOD1
DOMINION , — /FLAVOURFUL . 16 -OZ. 35�i'!
PEANUT ,tIIIVER•
JAR
DOMINO DR? 2 CONTENTS ONLY 294
GINGER ALE
BISCUIT FEATURE — WINDSOR — ASSO�tTED 1Z -OZ.
CELAND WAFERS PKG- 390
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SAVE ON ICE CREAM
RICHMELLO—ASSORTED FLAVOURS BR CK ' 50 G L� 890
ICE CREWM
FEATURED THIS WEEK IN DOMINION'S "FUN WITH FOOD"
TV COOKING SCHOOL
BORDEN'S INSTANT CHOCOLATE 18-0Z 550
MALTED MILK
Burns Tasty
Headcheese
By the Piece
Ib. 39c
Burns Ib pkg.
Macaroni & Cheese Loaf - 35c
Burns
Back Bacon
Burns
Wieners
Ib pkg. -
6 S c
lb.
43c
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COMPLETE ASOORTMENT OF SEALERS, JAR TOPS, RUBBER RINGS.
SEALING WAX. JELLY 'AMBLERS. CERTO LIQUID, CERT°
CRYSTALS, ETC.. AVAILABLE AT EVERY STORE
OFFICE HOURS
WILL BE 9 A.M. - 5 P.M.
DURING
JULY AND AUGUST
Sweet and Full of Juices
Sunkist Oranges
Ontari Grown, Crisp Green
New Cabbage
A Real Treatl U.S. No. 1
New Potatoes
Sias 163
2 dos. 49c
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ouch 10c
10 lb. bas
49c
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