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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-03-20, Page 3tok 1Mth Year—No. 12 BUSINESS DIRECTOItY CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT' CHARTERED ACGOUNTS.NT Phone No.—Otlice 843W. House 843J ACCOUNTANTS 'RONALD G. Public Accountant , Clinton, Ontario Phones; °ince 501; Res. 455 Office: Royal Bank 'HERBERT SUCH, ac. Doctor of,Chiropractic. Ottiee Hours: Vitamin Therapy 011ice---1,"orner of South,. St. and Britannia Road. Phone 341. INSURANCE MeKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE SURANCE CO. — Farm and Isolated town property insured. President, J. L. Malone, Seafortli ; Vice -President, J. IL Mellwing, Blyth; Manager and Seey-Treas., M. A. Reid, Seafortb. Directors—S.. II. Whitmore, Sea - forth ; Chris. Leonhardt, Bornholm; E. J. Trewartha, Clinton; RAO.. Archibald, Seaforth; John II. Mc - Ewing, piyth; Frank McGregor, Clinton; Win. S. Alexander, Wal- ton; J. L. .Maione, Seaforth; Har- vey Fuller, ,Goderieh. Agents—J. B. Pepper, Brueelleld; Londesboro; S.. Baker, Brussels, .. Policy -holders can make all pay-, ments and 'get their cards reeeipted at the Royal Bank, Clinton; Keith Cutt's Grocery. Kingston Street, GODERICII GUN CLUB Last Wednesday -afternoon a re- presentative team of Ilie from the everui Ontario Wants. The Ridge - town team, holdera of -the Loudon Winery Trophy,,,lost to the Klppen team iVho were high with a total score of 10,0.' Goderich twin. Wok third 'Place with 96. Members of bert, Jack' Gilbert, Lloyd Venner, -Roy McLeod and Jledley ?rouse. The Goderich snipers won many prizes of merchandise. - Pub Accountant Income Tax Consultant Incotne Tax Returns prepared for businesses, fanners and individuals, Financial state- ments prepared. Auditing, Bookkeeping and Accounting Service, Office corner North St. and Square. Residence, 14 Victoria St., Goderick.‘R Phones: Otlice175. Residence 444. ADDRESS P.O. BOX 797, GODERICIL DONALD -B. BLUE EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER Licensed for Counties of Huron and Bruce ^ RIPLEY, 'PHONE 49 For inforntation apply to J. N. Kernighan, Division Court Clerk, Goderich, Ont. . EDWARD W. ELLIOTT LICENSED AUCTIONEER Correspondence promptly an- swered. Immediate arrangements can be made for Sales. Date by - calling Phone 466J, Clinton. Charge moderate and satisfac- tion Guaranteed. WESTERN ONTARIO MOTORWAYS - a.m. to Stratford and Loudon daily except Sundays and holi- 12 noon to Stratford and London, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, 4.20 p.m. to Stratford and 'London. daily extept Sundays and heti- EXTRA iteNi4 FOIL SUNDAYS ANL) HOLIDAYS—, 6.20 p.m. to Stratford and Louden. &30 London. Charter Coaches for all occasions. For information pl lone Santis Motors at 311. • INCOME TAX RETURNS PRIVATE BUSINESS FARM REPORTS Bookkeeping records installed and checked monthly or at request. ROY N. BENTLEY Telephone 587 Box 58 15 Warren St. - NOW LOCATED IN BANK OF COMMERCE BUILDING ON THE SQUARE Get Insured — Stay Insured— Rest Assured TELEPHONE 268w HAROLD JACKSON LICENSED AUCTIONEER •Seaforth Phone 11-661 or Harry Edwards, Goderich Phone 144 , GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, MARCH 20th, 1952 Breaking, Entering and Theft Bring Reformatory Terms to Two Joseph Ferguson, 32, and James , removed On' the lower side ot the Palmer, 27, of ,I,Ondon, were .each red- panel, of the oor. detelinittate- and -18, ,utonths -twig- that be was- she a quantity of terminate in a ,,reformatory by goods in London uhuilar to those Jedge *Er. M. Costello Comity fepresent Ceurt on Friday afternoon. Tbey were convicted on two charges of lirittlking.. entering and theft of a ut late k 'and handkerchiefa at the Randal store and service station on the Huron road, Goderich, 'oti or about January 10. Their seat - accused were in custody. The trial had been adjourned after completion of evidence in an all -day hearing on Wednesday. - Goods Missing Under examination by Crown At - 'Wednesday's hearing, Verdun Ilan dall, son of Thomas Randall, owner of the store, stated the store had been broken into between theAime of closing on the 9th and the morn- ing of the 10th. The door .was found open two or three ioches and, after arrival of the police, he found • a total of- 60 package's of cigarettes ; two boxes chocolate bars, 20 of gum, 40 dons and 15 e list given by Mr. Frank Christie, and •were the sante as -shown in exhibits at oio re - After a lengthy cross-examination by Ferguson in regard to paint on a wrecking bar and a screwdriver,' Harding said he believed the strew - driver was the instrument that made the mark on the door and the paint on it •came from the.door. Analysis Taken Provincial Constable W. Finnigan stated that paint was removed and Sent with the fools to Dr. Ward Smith, Torento, for analysis. Detective 'Frank Christie of Lon- don s that, accompanied by De - 4 teeth .thunilton, he saw Palmer and uson in custody at London police station- and in each of their tote boxes found three handker- chiefs. lit a search of Pahner's home in London, he found handker- chiefs, amt in the eellar a torn shopping bag containing 16 pack - 'BEATS _SCOTS' AT 7OWN GAI1EE,. handkerchiefs missing. Paint was pouch; ages -of Buckingham cigarettes; one 13 Players'; eight - carton of Expilirt eit.arettes and 20 packages of gum. 'Later he went to *Ferguson's home at Milestone, 20 miles east of Londoh,, and later 'to Ingersoll where he saw a 1034 Ford, ear, owned by Ferguson, and found a wrecking bar and screw- driver, which he turned over to Corporal 1larding. Red paint was en the bar. He did not know of any occupation the accused • fol- lowed. Detective •IAsmard nonillion, Lon- don, corroborated the .evidence given by Detective Christie. At the conclusion of evidenve at Friday's hearing, Crown Attorney Hays, in reviewing the eVidence h‘u6 been' Ph -Lunt -41 Pr- `thi• --*UulnY • given by Detective _Christie,- linked at the sante tinno.• Prothinent dis- the accused with the theft....,• Not broadcast plus Department of cigarettes of 12 packages, he Ileatth hrits:s. -Show proves the -'claimed. .A carton of Mac - music ability of the 11:mover Com- Donald •Exports was missing •and mutt ity. one was •fouud in the 'articles re - ANNUAL POW -WOW of the Cana- covered.. -Argue Defence dian broadensting indiustry jumps Ferguson argued the tools were off nexIt week in Toronto. W. T. not found .in -possession of the at- Crttiekshatik ‘Viagliam win ad- cused at the time of their arrest dress the meeting 011 "1.0(11 1 Sales." and. that Verdun llandall said the accused, who conducted. their own DOWN TO EARTH is the titie of a 'defence, luoi subjected witnesses to new ,farm --service. broadcq'ist• ; quite able eross-examinat He eyery weekdai at• 1.15. The prii- 'submitted that there was no eininge gram is conducted by tins !ration- in the paint on the tools after they alby-rpeotgnized (timing authority. were returned 14.v .1)r- ward Smith. John IlratiSlia-W. .4aociords and whoSe analysis was that the .Palitt Toronto 'headquarters . for inosti was t'xactlY the, same. The• in- to ci'ldence did not know what he had •in :4ock. It was quite RADIO nEws ki„.Sittmer HANOVER'S BAND, choral group, eoneert orchestra and public and nionSical pantions of "Salute to Han- over Ilaspital." First of the two sal- utes was heard 'last Sunday aflter-• noon, at 3 Welock. Anothe'r air show C. F. CHAPMAN General Insurance Fire, Automobile, Casualty Real Estate 30 D' ()Thorne St. God.erich Phone 1,8w FARMERS Protect your farm machin- ery with a FLOATER INSURANCE policy. GORDON ,TEWELL R.R. 6, Goderich Phone Carlow 30r4. F. T. Armstrong OPTOMETRIST Phone 1100 for appointment SQUARE GODERICH Geo. G. MacEwan Fire, Accident and 'Jetty Car Insurance OFFICE—MASONIC TEMPLE WEST STRET PHONE 230- GODERICH Ken Doig, R.R. 4, Seaforth, a tnember of the 1946-47 imuzon Flyers, who broUght the ,0.1-1.A. Junior "C" tr'ophies he won in Scotland last year. Froin' left to r,ight the trophies are: Wilson Cup, Whitet cup, Kilgour medal, Joe Anderson Chapman cup, Autumn Scotch medal, Cunningham cup and MonerletT • In the- foreground !is a Pullar inkstand. —I -Toren Expositor Photo NORTH STREET C.G.I.T. HOLD 'SUCCESSFUL TEA ShanirOcks, Irish harps, gold adorned tlit .cluireh hall of North Street United' Church on 'Saturday when -the annual St. Patrick's tea was held by the C.G.1.T. arranged by the leader', Miss Ililda Finnigan, assisted by Mrs. Tony Pearson, both of whom' received. -The lea table WZIS centred- ‘vith real 'shamrock and green tapers. 'The small tables were centred with miniature Irrsh colleen dolls. which later wore. sold. R. \V. Hughes poured tea, 'assisted ARTHUR CIRCLE HOLDS ST. PATRICK'S TEA Decorated with the green of -the 1"radisilaw t() au•gtuptit ex- ist f;i sem- ices already cap - 'ably itamiled by the 01:..NX Farm Editor !lob t'arbert. _1 Bit; BEAUTY of radio is its' re - fair. to outdo all other dise-jockey His' show 00111es from 920 M,oinlay through, Ft.itlay morning at. 9.30; 'Mt. MARIO FARM swan foot. ppteetiv,:s' chicisticis to say how tools were 'lilted in after being shown by Corporal Harding. he James Painter in regard to, the hotel key loping sent • back, hold Judge Costello •that "if you your- self were Willies away, you would noir bring the key hack lout would semi it by postal mail." Dr. -Smith, he argued, at no time statell the paint was from the door. There were -Ave handkerchiefs recovered. lout it was never brought to* what 'happened to them. Took similar' to tho, exhibits coaid have been used. Iie clainned they had in no way hindered the court.*• Judge Costello in. reviewing the, evidence said he waS 11111 pressed -with that given by Mr. liabatiteh. "He was fair in dealing with von and trusted you with the key. You ,him you had business to do, and the court is bOund to wonder, what business at -that hour.. You . sent, the-- keys back by Mall. It D. GUITARD Stonework, Brickwork and Plastering A good job of plastering has no subsiltute Phone 482. Brock and Victoria A. L. COLE Eyes Examfned, Glasses Fitted Phone 33 Goderich, On GODERICH PAVILION his orchestra. Wednesday Night—Squa.,re Dance Night with Clarence Petrie and his Night Hawks. - The Pavilion is available for afternoon and evening rentals. The management caters to banquets, wedding receptions, etc. Phone 675 or 419. 410, GODERICH 'THEATRES PRESENT Tare CAPITAL sifrigse: At PARK On'the The Squetre PHONE 1150 — Now—James Stewart and Shelley Winters in "Winchester 73". Cary limit, Betsy Drake and Iris Mann of adopt ing an -extra child or two. "ROOM FOR ONE MORE" Thurs.. Fri. and Sat.— Richard- Widmark.- Watter-Palance, Karl Malden in Tevbeienior -the exprolits: 4' it battalion of morines whe in- vade a Japanese Wand in the S.* Pacific. "HALLS of MONTEZUMA" Coming—"Fhtme of Araby"—in Color, Jett Chaeittiler and Maureen Now—"It Happened On 5th Avenue", Ann Harding anti, Don De Mon., Tues. and Wed.— William Lundigan, Virginia Bruce , and Jonathan Hale A tenNe and thrilling Mory of the peorpbe who live in SillidOW 11 swap their 1-111,111es for a number. "FILE 649" Fred MaeMurray, Eleanor Parker, Rickard Carlson her man. with reservationo..— Coming—"Undercover plrl" with—Alexis Smith and Scott Brady. soo -Alembers•of the ;hid the Evening Auxiliary ably assisted the girls. Net receipts: 'were ti.:25. k 'significant You would 11..1 back With 1001 ill the car. -The car belonging too Ferguson W:1S 193-1 Ford co:1011 and _ It WaS 1.,41111(1. :1 bit r and serewdriver. Not many cars earry beSt.. 31arlis Important of significance on Corporal ilarol- ing's evidence. 1 10 seemed too lia(e good qualitieations in deterinining marks on the (16141' :11151 bt' On these tools was found :1 quantity of paint. The screwdriver • as described by Harding' a 1U1 Christie was a peculiar make ami - would probably make a- different mark from any other screwdrivers. his Honor observed. Referring to the large -number and variery of cigarettes found in the Palmer home, Judge Costeito said: "Most, people prefer,one kind of' cigarettes, hut when a number is found it"looks suspicious. Hand- kerchiefs fnund in the tote box were -shuilar ,to those stolen „from. "I have tried to give you a- fair trial, and 'allowed you more lee- way as you were not represented by After pronouncing. them Judge Costello,...gas answered in the negative when. asked if they had anything to say. Extensive Records .Crown Attorney jlays submitted records of convictions' against the accused. Fergusen's were of break- in, entering and theft at Condon, Sf. Thomas, Toronto and Barrie f rom 1939 to 1947, every two years. Palmer was convicted of receiv- ing, violating liffinle,"-441;rtutking, entering and theft, recent posses- sion, and theft in 1943, 1914, 1946 and 1951. '"You -have bOth had considerable experienee before the coarts," Judge Costello said. "One thing favorable to yon is that you were not armed. It is ail that is solving you from penitentiary. kf you hove you should be sent there. - 1 ant nOt doing this hut I believe I should give you a loug sentence." Ask for Penitentiary The judge refused • to consider Pa Imer's request that they be sent to the penitentiary for two years, Palmer said he had intended going straight- but' tad lost job held a year and a half bee:he-op of his record. "If 1 am not allowed I 1 make an honest living, what am When :fridge Costello told him could get away front London, he said his home was there and he was lot going to be chased out like It *'Nothing von. can say will change nY mind. The court' has been very patient wit)) you," stated -the jodge. No evidenee was ofTeted by, the Crown on the charges of breaking in view of the convict ion, if would, only otean concurrent senti Court to DecAde if Man lieir of .Foster Payents Whether or not an -adopted son is tte legal heir or his foster parents if, tbey. die withouit_ leaving it will is the question -OW will ,tlecide ultimate iliapekal bf the $10.000 estate dot a Huron County woman. borne Township, died last August, *she left a $10,000 estate but no will. .-Very soon a Supreme Court judge will be asked to 'decide whetber her foster_ son,- James 'Leslie Hall, of Dellolt, Alberta, is legally entitled to inherit the estate. .15 Other Relatives_ If the court' 'Inds he is not legal heir then the estate will be divided tunong 15, other relatives, iricluding brothers, sisters, nieces and nephews living in Ontario, Mani- toba, New York State and Okla - The Airths adopted Hall a$ their foster son under an agreement be- tween them and.his father in 1908. He took their name and Mrs. Airth died at his home.' •Under the adoption agreement the Airths paid his father and in return he surrepdered to them "all his rights to the possession, custIoly, control and care" of his son. Until the Ontario Adoption Act was passed in 1930, there was no provision for foster children if their foster parents died without leaving a will. rolls, ete., were soon sold out by Mrs. Earl Allison, Mrs. Charles Stowe und,Xli.A. Harold Blackstone. The decorations were the work of Mrs. Don Nairn, Mrs.'''. O. Jerry and Mrs. Arnold McConnell. IF MI MIMES, will the firm be endangered? Will es4ential capital, be with-, drawn.c II stranger forced. upon you in/his place; settlement diffie4ties with his widow es!. with the Sun Life Anannane Company of Canada will oda- iguard-Your firm from suds ,Protect yoUr own firm . . Harold W. Shore Representative of Sun Life Assurance Compasur of. Canada North St. Phone Thew A very popular feature or ate annual livestock meetings at Re- gina was a beef and Iamb cutting demonsitration for women. Them were 120 women registered and all took part in a* meat identitimtio• 31arKay lIall was the setting for a St. Patrick's tea on-tiattirdity after- noon, sponsored , by the • Arthur •Cirele of Knox Presbyterian Church. l!espite unpleasant welt - liter. it W.as, 'fairly %cell patronized. The president, Mrs. llarto01 "livers, received. Past presidents presidt.t1 at the pretrily arranged table centred with daffodils and lighted green• tapers. They were 1 I endorsor': M rs. Gordon Kali ring Samis, Mrs. C. Altielhonald,` tit -11110n McManus, Airs- Lorne to‘ -:‘1 vs. Davidson. Mrs. Stanley Ale. Lean, Nliss t/orothy Wick, • Mrs. '1•:. Videan, Mrs. M. Bowler, Mrs. Nel- son Hill, Mrs. L.• thovier, Mrs. Cal, - yin' Cott, Airs. F. Antellonold. Mrs, .1. Alexander. .1. weii-provi,:iompt 1:11d.e.of 11,1115. It:thing Was exceedingly welt ronized and the delicious to a 12 DON 'T BE DISAPPOINTED! _ORDER YOUR, G 4 CHICKS NOW AND HAVE YOUR PULLETS LAYING EARLY WHEN EGG PRICES ARE HIGH. We receive special lists of started chicks' at Special prices each week, so drop in and talk over your chick requirements with us. Special This Week ----5 week old pullets -437.90 per 106. RYAN & SON Phone 345 GODERICH Res. 334 11-12 Representative K. S. GILLIS GODERICH • CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP con Ice cream! a sundae treat for the whole family!