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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-05-15, Page 7srrs.slw■,, you've been habit -bound for f ars to one brand ofvaporated ilk. you likely don't know what • re missing in, improbed flavor! Next time you shop, reach for i •. can with Elsie ori it... find at . t what_difference there can be evaporated milks. Use Borden's vaporated Milk in beverages :: - ifood coffee Points up the savor of Wherever you use evaporated . , in coffee, in cooking, on -, , in Baby's formula: you'll the improvement that :tic n's true -to -milk flavor 'znakes! Just try it at least once °};and sec for yourself! Trod• Marks R•gtst•r•d GOLDEN WEDDING me 50 friends and old neigh- ls, called on Mr, and ,Mrs. Joe ite, «tar City, Sask., on the aaelon of their Golden .Wedding, t30. They were presented with ny beautiful gifts. A lovely k, ch was served `" by Mrs. B. r- Mars:- M. Witt and- Mrs: AMIMMW R. Broeckel. The couple were married in Gode- rich, April 30, 1902. "Several of my friends In my old home town want me to go and live there again." "Did they tell you that?" "Oh yes. They said they want mo to "sortie back rend `settle, TE 1111. UTI 1 RETT* LATEI INGS Ar -Protect Yoir--Horne-Altai AIJ Walther it Insulate Against ainst Heat and Cold g 1/ Make Your Home Look Smart and Modern 1r Styled in Brick; Stone and Pioneer • Shake.Designs. KE YOUR BUILDING PROBLEMS TO YOUR BARRETT DEALER • Besides Sidings, your Barrett Dealer has a complete line of roofing, insulation and weather- proofing materials. ARRETT COMPANY, LIMITED Halifax Saint John Montreal Toronto Winnipeg Vancouver Rq'd Towle M•wt1 Breckenridge I John Jeffrey & Son Hamilton. Phone 78R 135 Hamilton St. Phone 782 Elgin Ave. Agricultural, Park • la y Place A8 `Another Race Sean Approach" DY O. Olt 0 Orbs spring, with ever 30 how* p�TY ?LOTT& TIM The rave track ii.Agrioultu�rtt! Birk Ltt.a-hive of activity again PERSONNEL or an being worked Into shape for the full summer's harness!' racing whish lies ahead. A • picture, published in The ' 31orning and eveuing, she rail- 'Signal-f3tar, of APrf l 17 in the 'seri" bird bus a ehats a .to view some of -ithc beat horseflesh sh lu this punt of the uouutny, es owners and trainers jog and work their steeds, itiopefut that they will be in ou the wiuntug ruouey-, wine- the 'race meets' this spring and summer. New__ Moises Several new hones larva come Into the tfolerk`h fold and others have departed since the cantata was on. the editorial isle under "Du You Remember When" has created much interest and we publish the names of the players as furnished to us by one of them, Mr. Ernest I'rtdhaw. Sack row --George Berling, "Dingo" qidy nes, (unknown), ,Bert 'Sturgeon," Tack Front row —• Itobt. Bisset, Earl Cooper, Joe Lindsay. Win. Dar' ruugb dotvu oil the turf sigt'oni lost L low, Ernest 'i'ridhaw, Jim.. Mc-. fa11 Carroll, Pat. McCarroll: In order to familiarize Guderielr Mascot—Spencer, Erwin. - race--oers with the !trotters and, This rattan (2r s was heavily loaded with lntports and was one of tracers they Hall be cheering for the best in " Western Ontario. In ithhi summer, a rant -down of the the following year, most of the im horses t y sta1ikas ,alright be is order. ports having left town, their places In the„ case of a horse which res were filled with local talent, but the newly owned iu Goderich, or racing team continued on its 'winning for the 'first time ibis season, the course and captured the Western parentage is gI- en, with the sire Ontario intermediate championship, named .first. iteg. •31cCee and Sons: Joe Bun- NO LIONS SEEK POSTS ter ; Bildaad ; -Dr. Chips, a pacer, AS BASEBALL MANAGERS cicstng ,three years old, try Mr. Chips Because no members of the Lions' and Dillon Irady ; Toddle ct trotter, ('dub seemed to be available to act rising three 'rears o'iki, by Julian as coaches, managers and assist in Todd and .Lady Florence; IP'nsuu general, the baseball committee of G., a three year old tracer by (wilts. the Lions Club on Friday night last 1 G. and The iSalvuge. was given authority to appoint to' Findlay Sats: W lter G.: Jt[ss these posts persons who are not 1 Berry Vin; George 1 by Bob Lee members of the Lions Club. Lion! end Elva 'Grattan; Just Teddy ; Cecil Attridge expressed regret that Easter tl.lby, eight year old mare, members of the LIons Club showed ay Corporal Lee and Lena Grattan. so little interest in the sponsoring I George li.cita'h; Belie Arwot,thy, of baseball teams for toys. Lion' a pacer, by Dan l'ateh Jr. and Kate Clayton Edward wondered if the Arwortits% • Lions should not cease to sponsor Georgie Outdwelt: Grattan Chips, baseball when sty little interest in it a three year yid pacer, by .Mr. Chips was shown by members of the Lions and Adm[rat Gra'tatau• Club. Various members of the club Bruce Voiland : fiat Bingen, ti two comnzeated and !fina•lly a resolution year old gelding paver, by Direct gave authority to Lion chairman Hai autd iMtnule Bingen. Bill • Lutuby to appoint • whom be Lance Morrison': Qhipe harvester, thought fit to managerial posts on a three year old trotter, by Mr. the baseball teams regardless of Chips and late Harvester. whether they were Lions. Bud Jerry : Lrua Chips, a' three year did til1y pacer, !by Mr. Chips HURON COUNTY CROP REPORT and Ruth Lee; Valuable Doi•, a The planting of sugar beets has 'three' year old ,sorrel pacer, by been general in the southern portion Ftickshiue Grattan and Valuable lady Peters, Mel Cranston; Direct tn., a rising three year old, •ttv Direut Hai stud Gale Harvester. 'Ab Stevenson: Easter Maid; Ax- worthy (:rattan, at three year old trotter by Dan Axworthy and Lady Maes Crattaiu 'Stan Knight: Volo Direct Scott, ,a four year ofd pacer by Corporal Scott and Gladlys Dirt-ot Vol° ; hall Guys (:rattan, a four year old pacer -by Guy Hail and Lady May Grat- tan; Doctor B, Grattan, ct two year old gtaeer by Doctor -Baker -a lid 'bails May Grattan. • ' Trainer's Busy Ralph Jewell is training a three year. old green unser by Cotgsoral Lee. Iii11 (:trduer is t -raining; four horses, it wo, of -which he owns hi}u- selit 'with two. -being owned in Clin- ton, -Bi11 acquired sole ownership of Huron Express, the well-known 'gelding' pacer. during ,tire winter. Ile alto owes Princess -Betty, a six year old mare, by Lord '.-rattan •and Lady Esther. Ile is training .Mae I Direeft and Mtic I Win and Napoleona, air eight year old pacer -with, a time reet,rct of 2.04, owned -by 1)r. George i-NIiotit of Clinton. and Potter Lee Brewer, at six year o d pacer by Corporal Lee ands );'ay ' Brewer, owned by 'h. hi vis, of Clin- ton. - FINED $10 FOR DAMAGE -TO. CLINTON - TO'WN HALL Reginald B. Nash, 17, a member elf the R.C. .i;''.; Clinton, whose home is in' Toronto, was tined $10 and costs with an ,alternative of 30 days in jail by Magistrate D. '),(Holmes last Thursday when he pleaded guilty to a charge or dam- aging 'two doors in the Clinton -Town Hall on the early morning of May 1. Chief of Police Joseph "Ferra red of Clinton gave, evidence that shortly after midnight, while there was a. dance in the town hail, he tried the door of the clerk's office and found it had been forced Duca, as had the door of a cupboard, of which the contents were strewn about the floor. Ile said he dis- covered Nash outside, carrying a cardboard binder and three pack- ages of stationery. "Nash was ordered to pay the amount of the damage, $6.35, to the town of Clin- ton. KINCARDINE'S SOFTBALL HOPE Kincardine reports a strong team in the making to .represent that 104V11—".traltes"Si'nY'vitt tliTti this year.Pearl Morland, the clever catcher for last year's team, will not be available for the corning season and will _be missed. .lune Garland, who did pitching duties for Glamis the past two seasons, may share mound duty for Kin- cardine this year, and. there may be other newcomers. Kincardine was disappointed last year in not winning the group championship, being edged out by the Goderich Dodgers. A soil conservation "program cov- ering 2.15 million ,acres- of arable land is being prepared by the Israeli Ministry of Agriculture. It its hoped that by June the country *ill be self-sufficient In fodder for live stock and poultry, which at present is costing Israel $18 million nntittut ly in • imnorts. A-� 5ur'ERT� T' IT'S POWER -PACKED of the county this past week and it "would appear that there will be no increase in acreage this year. Growth of spring grains and pasture is fairly slow, this being due to the prevalent frosts and in some areas lack of moisture. Farmers appear to be co-operat- ing -very _went .witlr."the- nmrketingt of,beef• cattle, with a good per- cetage intending to carry over on pasture. beef that would normally be marketed at thistime of the yea r. DIAL' lSO 7 DAYS A WEEK 4 12:45 P.M. (Monday, Wednesday, friday) THE • SMILEY HURNETTE SHOW The Clown Prince of Western Entertainment FIELDMA,N 'APPOINTED J. R. Chard has been appointed fruit and vegetable Heldman for Lambton and Huron counties, the Ontario Agriculture Department announced. A native of Kimberley in Grey County, he graduated from Ontario. _ _Agricultural College in 1950. For Sale by Tender Goderich District Collegiate Institute Board will accept separate tenders submitted up to May 27 for the following property. 1. The present Collegiate building, corner of Britannia Roadand Waterloo Street. Approximate ° floor space 15,000 square feet. Size of lot 620x144 feet. Posses. sion July 15. 2. Building lot 55x185 feet on the south side of Britannia Road at the entrance to the Agricultural grounds. Immediate possession. ' Highest or any tender not necessarily accepted: Letters should be marked "Tender" and addressed to: A. R. SCOTT, Secretary, Goderich District Collegiate Institute Board, Goderich, Ontario. 19-21 OOLL % ON »'aa Ax r air . Bertram 13. Curtis," Lemke, was deed •iQ grid comp with an alter - satire of 10 days in jail .by Mtigis- trate D. E. 1telass 1, QC., 'last Thurs- day, when be was convicted of a charge of careless driving. George (Urea Freeman, Calborae Township, gave evidence that, at about 3.30 p,u). on $uucdtty. April 0, !w had been driving, north on No. 21 highway north of Goderich when he started to tura into bis driveway ou the bast side of the highway Sod was struck from the rear by a . vehicle driven by Curtin. Freeman said be Could see noth- ing cowing from the rear because his te en indo ww aria 1fttltled_.11.Po iiut f be turned on bis'*igual"lights before turning. Ile" said Pe 'beard no sound of it • horn. , Ilis vehicle was turned completely' around and thrown, into the ditch, he said, and the Curtin ear came to rest 50 feet from the point of impact. A pas- seager in the Curtin cur, Miss Thelma Yleydgn of London, .was taken to hospital for treatment of injuries, . Denies Turning Left Cross-yuesstloned by ,Gurtiu's coun- sel, G. A. Graham, London, Freeman denied he was in the nabit of turn- ing ,left before making a right- angled left-hand turn. airs. Free- man gave evidence that following the, collision Curtin told her he hadn't seen her 'husband's car. Curtin gave evidence that as be approached the Freeman vehicle, he' turned ,out to pass it and when he was about 10 or 15 feet from it, Freeman swung left about two or three feet over the centre line. Curtin denied that he had any con- versation with Mrs Freeman re- levant to the facts of the accident. Cross-questioned by Crown At- torney 11. Glenn Bays, Q•C., Curtin said that he noundiid - bis burn as Freeman sswun$t to the left .to make the turn lute his driveway. • 31r. Graham said that .the ease ought to be decided on the point of credibility. IIe said that Curtin's evidence was a clear and concise statement of the circumstances while Freeman's was, if anything, too pat. "People involved in abcidents don't always use all the words they ilntend to use to explain what has 'ha ned;t' . itrtid ,tire "I'm not satiated • the amassed Alt all he could t0 avoid the ,aec4 " New packaging eeluiptacet l;'** era" lee create wants tills the vaskons sized packages at lightning idly and fliia the equiptoent tsrartasles packages in au steam* and sanitary manner. ' BECAUSE—Backache is often duo M ad. any irritation and bladder the arsisst; and gers ney IMF bare helped bring relief bane backachestiamiibag 4 a kidneys. Get Dears anyICidney Nis shite counter. Your, N► an depend en Dodds. tee BUDGET PAYING POPULAR FAMILIES ENJOY WINTER FREE OF FUEL COST Use our 'blue coal' Budget Plan assured • of the cosy, winter -long today. 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