HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-04-03, Page 10BEET OUR COMPLETx LINE OF
Westinghouse
RADIOS, WASHERS, STOVES
and FRIGF.S
AT
Wilt Reinhart Electric
Hamilton `St.. Goderich
Phone 466'
The. old engineer .pullttd his -fay-,
write engine up to the water tank
and briefed the new tir.tnan. The
fireman got the spout down all'
right, but somello\v his foot coat,^ht
in the chain and he stepped right
tato the tank. As he floundered
around in the waster. the engineer
watched him with a sort of jautl-
tliceti eye.
"Just till the tank with wader,
nonny," he drawled. "No need 10
tramp the stuff dow u."
OM. amonNIMMINIIIIV
WE ARE "AGAIN'
Contracting Barley
for Canada Malting Com-
Pany
CONTACT US
Contracts can be arranged
by phone or letter.
Phone 103. Nights 133.
All Barley Will Be Treated
• Yree Of Charge.
GEO. T. MICKLE
& SONS LTD.
HENSALL, ONT.
Good Service
Fast Unloading Facilities
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OPEN SEASON .ANNOUNCED
FOR ANGLING IN 1552
The Department of Lands and
Forests has issued the following
information cvith respect to the
open seasons for angling during
1952 1subjeel to change':
Black Bass : July l- to t ►ctober 15,
except= -(1 I St. ('lair River, lake
St. flair and Detroit River: ,lune
25 to December 15; and 111 ► Lake
Erie,. and Niagara River .betwe'e'n
Lake Erie and Niagara falls: July
1 to December 15.
Maskinouge: (u ) North and west
of and including the French and
Mattawa Rivers autl Lake Nipis-
sing: June _'(I to ()dotter 1. (b)
.South of and excluding the french
and Mattl1' a Rivets and Lake_
-Nipissing: -.July 1 to October 1,
exceji--(1I St. Clair•Ttiver, bake $t -
Clair and Detroit River: June 25
to December 15: and 1111 Lake
Erie, and Niagara River between
Lake Erie and Niagara falls: July
1 to December 15.
' Speckled Trout, Brown Trout,
-Rainbow Trout, Aurora Trout,
Kamloops Trout: May 1 to Septem-
ber 15.
Lake Trout : to l No closed season
in Great Lakes, Georgian Itay,
North Channel, the intervening in-
ternational connecting waters and
St. Lasvrenee River. oh) North and
west of and including the 11(11.11
and Mattawa Hirer: and Lake
Nipissing jother than "a"): No
closed sealsi,n when. taken_ by :010
BANK OF MONTREAL
iug. .(e) ' South of and excluding -
the french and ' \luttown . Rivers
and Lake Nipissing (other than
"a") : November (t to ()dotter 5,
next following. • except ( I ) The
County .of Haliburtou and that por-
tion of the County •of Hastings
north of and including the town-
ships of Cashel, Limerick anti \V1.
laston: May 1 to October ►.
Yellow Pickerel l Wall;Eyel Pike)
and Pike: (a) No closed season in
Great Lakes, Georgian Bay, North
Channel and the interveaing itttt'r-
national conuectieg water:, except
—(1) Itay of Quinte: I►iekerel—
May 15 to March 31 next following;,
pike=no closed season. (b) Nerfh
and - west of and excluding the
French and - Mattawa Rivers and
Lake Nipissing (other • that "a" I :
i►iekerel--May 15 to Apri 14, next
following; pike—no c eason
when. taken by angling. South
of and including the French and
Mattawa. Rivers and Lake Niai►i`sing;
1 other than ''1,1" and "d" ) F' pickerel
----May 15 to December 31; hike--;--`-
May 15 to March 31, next .following,
(d) St. -Lawrence River; May 1
to March 1 next following, except --
(I )'` Lake St. P tancis : May 15 to
November 15.
Sturgeon : (a 1 No, closed season
in Great Lakes, .Georgian ltay,
North Channel, the intervening in-
, ternational emme'ting waters and
St. Lawrence vrence River. (b) - July 1,
to May 31 in all waters other than
TO A MI11ION CANADIANS
WORKING WITH CANADIANS IN EVERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817
Professor of Eeonoulics : -Give
ale u11 example of indirect tax-
aitaion."
Fri,h'"'1'ltr- tl<r� tftx; •'r:it.'
Prof.: ,"How is that?'
Fresh: —The dug does 11(41 have
tc, pay it,"
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BUILDING BLOCKS and
CHIMNEY BLOCKS
Chimney built or re- I
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Phone Carlow 1612
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Need a plasterer to cover
small break or wide chink
mow mar will find him -
Quick as a wink r .
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Superbly Delicious
as a dessert
by itself
TUBBY. a three-year-old fox terrier. appears to be in some dif-
kiculty with his balancing act, presented for the :benefit of troops
in Germany. The versatile dog, according to trainer Alfons Strobl,
has an understanding oL650 words and is an accomplished acrobat.
Huron Agriculture
Federation Favors
Ban on Margarine
A complete bun on margarine, if
and when butter production- is in-
creased sufficiently 10 snlrply"the de-
mand or with a limited importation
of butter, is 'pr'oposed ill .f resolu-
tion endorsed by the Macon Comity
e�ceration (If Agrbolt atre, . -hielr
met in Clinton. 'rhe resolution
suggests thatthe dairy industry ask
the Provincial Government for such
legislation. It originated with the
Colborne Federation. .mother
reSeltltiun, endorsed, was received
from Maarris 'Township 1'aartu
Forum, which disaagreed 'with .the
1•t`cent increased grade weights on
hogs ;IS announced. ounc•ed. by ' lion. J. G.
Gardiner, federal Aliiister of Agri-
culture. The resolution will be for-
warded to the (hirl 110 Federaat fun
of Agriculture.
Continue Embargo
Ila approving is third resolution
Huron County Federation will ask -
the Onta rio Governillent to continue
the baa on shipnfent .of lives:uek
into Ontario until it is certain there
is nodanger-of spreading. the -foot-
atnd-liotlth disease.
The executive vvas instructed to
draft a resolution requesting a tidor
price on beef.
A resolution from Godt'rieh Town -
Ship requesting the reorganization
,of Huron County Hog Producers'
Committee as a local of the Ontario
Hog Producers' Association instead
of a 'committee of: the federation,
was returned to the. township units
to be sent to the Huron County
Hog Producers' Committee.
Poultry Scheme
The directors planned to hold two
meetings, on April .,1, at Hensel'
at' 2.00 p.m„ and at Belgrav;e at
8,U0 p.m., to discuss the poultry
marketing scheme, which will be
voted on shortly. For the vote the
agricultural representative of the
county will be the returning officer
for Huron, tdith the Federation of
Agriculture supplying deputy -re-
turning officers, providing that this
meets with the approval of the
agricultural representative.
1'redi'dettt Bob McKereher, Dublin,
stated that the vote would he taken
on three successive days and that
Iluron County would probably have
around 16 ballot boxes.
The meeting was informed . by W.
P. Watson, livestock 'commissioner
for Ontario,' that all brands used
in identiftication of cattle in Ontario
must be registered with the Live-
stock Branch of the Ontario depart
ment of Agriculture.
Customer: "What colors do you
have in window blinds?"
Clerk: "Window blinds are all
shades, Ma'am."
Achievement Day
for Huron County.
Clinton April 15
Duron . founts •liffY4 Ilorneihaking
Club Achievement Day will be held
in Clinton at the Oo legia.te lnstl-
ttlte on Tuesday, ,April 15, com-
mencing at 1) a.m., under the direc-
tion of The Ontario Department of
Agri`culture and the Women's Insti-
tute Branch.
Those in charge„ will be Miss
Jean Stott, home economist for the
minty; V. W. ,Montgomery, agri-
cultural representative, and his as-
sistant, John Butler.. About 1T
dubs f•ro►tnn ,thd county Will take
part. ,..
The project for the Achievement
pay will be "Cotton Accessories, for
the Club /Girl's' Ilc-drootu." P ollciw=
Ing registration, classes will judge,
the-' club exhibits, after which a
discussion will follow. The after-
noon program will Inchide com-
ments on club exhibits; demonstra-
tions and skits; program planning
and the presentation of certificates.
Club members will be given rt' -
cords of achievements, county and
provincial honors, according to work
completed, and a silver spoon will
be presented to those who satis-
factorily complete the project.
She'g; at the awkward ugt---too
old for teddy bears; too young for
bKjnIBy:Farm & Haichety
PRODUCERS o.
CANADIAN APPROVED
CHICKS
YOUR ENQUIRIES ARE SOLICITEI9.
Write `or- phone and ask.,. McXinleys - regarding your
chicks for 1952. .
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Cockerels, Pullets and Unsexed
697-r-11 Hensall
R.R. 1, Zurich
8-19
EVERYTHING GOING UI'
-"Everything is ;going, up!"
Well, the -rain's still coming
down; there's no war tax on sun-
shine, or the red and gold and
brown of autumn's leaves, or on
the snow that makes a mountain's
crown.
"Everything is going up!"
But bird songs cost no more;
no ten per dent for luxury on the
jasmine Touted the door; and moon -
wolves. _ light in my garden's as inexpensive
as before.
"Everything is going up !"
But the price of joy's the, same;
ilt 'costs no more to work or sing,
-or fan the ancient dame of ;ove ;
and to tt comrade's smile we still
may stake our claim.
"Everything Is going up!"
Come, come, 'what is that you
say? The things that really matter -
cost just the sttine today. The
broad, blue sea, the nountlliin tops,
the trees, the rain, the sky ; they
are tax-exempt forever—oh, lucky-
you
uckyyou and I!—The War Cry.
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QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN
SHORE & GINN-
Your Agent for G.M. Delco -Heat Oil Burne,
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS
WILDLIFE WEEK
• National Wildlife, Week will be
observed throughout Canada from
April 6 to 12 inclusive. Dedicated
to the memory of the late Jack
Miner, whose work in the interests:
of wildlife conservation, particular-
ly wildfowl, has been universally ac-
claimed, the week has been set aside
by a Dominion Ad of Parliament to
stimulate interestt in the preserve-
tio of our wildl?fe'resources,
Harold R•. Scott, Minister, Ontario
Department of hinds and Forests,
has urged the people of .the Pro-
vince to rapport this national move-
ment 1►y renewing their interest in
the protection of our wildlife re -
Sources and by developing a greater
appreciation of their economic and
recreational values.
"We, in Ontario, who are blessed
with such a largo portion of Can-
ada's wildlife heritage, should, get
solidly behind thio special campaign
and demonstrate that we endorse
the principles for which it was set
up. not only during wildlife week,
but during every week of the year,"
stated Mr. Scott.
"Conservation is the personal re
sponsibifity of every citizen. The
practleal application of this truth
will do notch to ensure the suc'ctra(5
of Management plans for the ix'r-
9ettation and wise use of all our
natural renewable resonrees, includ-
ing wildlife."
Professor: "Mathematics is the
most fnseinntifng of studies. One
can obtain astonishing results. If
I take the year of ny birth. divide
by my telephone number and gulf-'
tract my wife's nge, I get my size
In collars."
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Have you seen them? They're the latest and greatest of the famous
Oldsmobile line ... the great new 1952 Super "88" and the magnifi-
cent new Classic "98". They goty g They've ever thin Ig
Ele ant new exteriors
styled to match the new, ;more powerful "Rocket" engine's flash and
dash. Sparkling new interiors which provide the last 'word in cruising
comfort, and offer you a new choice of glamorous interior -exterior
color harmonics. Inside and out-, in fact, each series features a host
of revolutionaiy new engineering and styling advancements. Truly,
in '52, Oldsmobile's the car of cars ... and the car for you!
°}.160 H.P.'VROCKET" ENGINEI—The camas•
ing "Quadri-Jet",Oldsmoblle's revolutionary
new "carburetor, and new high -lift valve
mechanism have added 25 more horsepower
to the famous high.compressioo "Rocket"
engine.
*HYDRA MATIC SUPER DRIVE —
Oldsmobile's new hydra -Matic Super Drive
adds a totally new and delightful perform-
ance range to this famous automatic trans-
mission. It's the most versatile, most
flexible automatic transmission ever offered.
NEW OM HYDRAULIC STEERING—GM
Hydraulic Steering, optional at ectra cost on
the Classic "98" series, takes all effort out
of steering, hut leaves you the all-important
'feel" of the wheel.
Illustrated .
Super "88" JI•liday Coups
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Illustrated—The "Ninety -Eight"
4 -Door Sedan
*Hydra -Mork Sapper Drive optional of extra cost on bora rerre+.
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