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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-05-29, Page 8'Farm improvement loans can be used to buy new implements, machinery, and equipment to make your work easier and more -profitable. Amounts up to $3,000 may be advanced under the plan and the money repaid by instalments spread Over one, • two or more years. The rate charged is 5% simple interest. Ask for full particulars at our nearest FARM IMPROVEMENT LOANS con also be used for New foundation or breeding livestock. Fences, drainage and other Construction, repair, or alteration of any building on - the farm. Farm electrification. New implements, machinery and equipment. Ask for a copy of this It tells all about farm improvement loans. THE ROYAL BANK ,OF CANADA *au ecue deuek ea de " R'oyezt" TAB GODERICPi. SIGNAL -STAR • ADJIATEN HEARING 115 Delegates Attend .West ituron OF ASSAULT CHARGE — Women's Institute Annual Meeting Hearing of charges against Au - drew Mitchell of Clinton was ad- journed for two Weeks by Magis- Mitchell was charged with connuou assault, disorderly vonduct, and wilfully causing damage to the - Brown Derby cafe, on information laid by the proprietor, Bruce Fleet, also of Clinton. 'Fleet and his wife gave evideuce that at about' live minutes to- une on. the inorniug of „April 3 they had been closed to business, when Mitchell and Mr. 'and Mrs. Edward Thompson .catue to the door seeking -admission. Mrs. Fleet ..ohl them it was closed, both said, but the door was broken open by Mitchell who struck a blow at Met. The latter pushed, Mitchell out of, the door, he said, but he ,cione back in using Abusive language. Second Charged They sztid that Thompson tina" tried to interfere but his wife in- tercepted him and all three, who smelled strongly of beer-, went away. Evidenee in Mitehell's hearing will be ust.,(1 on a charge of disorderly conduct .against Thompson, it was agreed' by CtrOwn .defense counsel Frank' Donnelly, Alvin W. Keys:Varna, and Don- ald McGregor, Clinton, who said they. were in the restaurant at the time of the alleged occurrence, also gave evidence for the crown. Polite CAW Jciseph Ferranti of Clinton gave evidence that lw had investigated the scene and hied' dis- eovered that the lock of the door had been broken, a panel in the door cracked and an, uppght GODERICH BRANCH — W. G. DULMAGE, Manager POPULAR HOSTESSES Si RI L Cerij'm feel certain," says Edward • lin Wall, "that the vast majority of those who advocate neutrality 'today do so -not_ .because they feel it is wicked to resist evil by force but because they feel that evil DISTRICT YOUNG PEOPLE MARK ACHIEVEMENT DAY Goderieh district young people were among a Ward winners at the annual Huron County Aehievement tion at Seaforth on Saturday. Leone Lamb, Mit. 4, Godericb, was one of twO girls who received provincial honors for completing 12 projects. ''Fifty-eight girls- received certificates' for completing. ,two or more ,projects. More than 115 delegates attended the \Vest Huron District anunal of the Women's -Institutes the Wes- ley-lWillis Church, Clinton, Thurs- day of last week. Miss Anna 1'. Lewis, Toronto, director of the Ontario Department of Agrieuittireis Wothen's Institute branch, was guest, speaker. Miss Lewis told the meinber's enthusiasm is, one of the ibingS needed to be put 'to greater force institute work. "There is Important wOrk to be - done iu our community 'and lu the world today- aud. sometimes one becoines discouraged beeituse one is one little person. But we must remember that -we , together.• its members of the lustitute rau do much. "The world needs more love, peace, security, a new set of soeial values and the live and a half million women in the world who are Woulen's Institute members can do an endless amount to give these needs to mankind." Speaking on leadership in the institutes, Miss Lewis said that being a leader is no bed of roses but theil is a tremendous spiritual satisfaction gained froin it. "Courage, Intelligence" "It takes courage and intelli- gence as ,'well as perserverence to lead any organization," she said. During a question- period -,----the direetor answered querieS on vari- ous topics such as short courges and workshops offered by the de- partment to branches. Mrs. L. M. Scrinageour, Blyth, was re-elected president, 'fe.r fourth term. The other officers in - Honorary president, Mrs. L. Ivers, Dungannon; first vice-presi- dent, Mrs. D. Phillips, Dungannon; second viee-president, Mrs. Norman Keating, iWingham; secretary - treasurer, Mrs. O. II. Popp, Dun- gannon; alternate, Mrs, Scrim- gt-{yur; district. director, Mrs. Mit Clark, 11.1t. 5, Goderich; alternate, Mrs. IV. Price, Goderieb; agricull ture and Canadian industries, Mrs. Mervin Batkin, Clinton; citizenship and education.. Mrs. Robert Fair - service, Imulesboro; community activities aml public relations, 31-rs. .Archie Robinson, Auburn; historic- al reseit MI and current events, Lind:now; home -economics and health, Mrs. Carl Proctor, MR.' 5, Brussels; junior institute sal...ales, Mrs. 'W. Bradimek, Auburn; resolu- tions, NIrs. Lorne Ivers, Dungan- non; auditors, Mrs. W. BroWn and Mrs. K. Dawson, of Dungannon. Greetings from the provincial board were brought by one of its directors, Mrs. Thomas • Nleyers, Aniong top winners in the live- stock Judging.eompetition were Ted Dunn, an intermediate, and Don Campbell, junior: Both are from Bayfield. Highest entry reeorded was in the junior judging. class with 80 taking part. . Jerry Montgoinery, agricultural 'representative for Huron County, presented the awards to winners in the contest. --At the communit centre, J•unOr Institute members presented six de- monstrations and displayed- nine club exhibits. Miss Jean ,Scott, home economist, was'. In charge, assisted by Miss E. -1'. Emile and Miss Lulu Row, both of the Wu - men's Institute branch, Toronto. LET'S TALK IT OVER WE CAN HELP Y9U. • A new variety of barley named "Fort" was licensed- on March 5. This variety, which... has strong straw • and is snitable for growing in Eastern Ontario, Quebec and• the - Maritime Provinces. is derived _from a cross made by the Cereal Division of the Experimental Farm, Ottawa, in 1937. John Jeff,ery &ion Plione 782 Elgin Ave. East PLANING MILL AND BUILDERS' SUPPLY Lawn Mower: Service PHONE 820W formerly J. V. Thomas, Elgin Ave. 21 for Huron CountY. The Kintail branch of the W.I., of which Mrs. Ray Dalton is president, received cheque for $10 from the Salads Tea Company for the completion of a quilt (in the company's mutest), which. was displayed at the Thurs- day meeting. The quilt received very favorable emollients from all present, special, dote being made of -the original pattern designed by Mrs. Howard Cowan, a member of the Kintall group. The quilt will now be entered In the Louden nren 'convention- 'in -October,. and ----later can be contested -in tlae TweetIsniuir Oup Competition. Miss Lewis sug-. gested that a resolution could be forwarded to the Canadian Nation- al Exhibition suggesting a class for W.I. quilts. Members voted against holding an `Militia): picnic this year. An invitation from Mrs. Brooks, preSident of the Dungannon W.I. to hold the 1953 district annual there was , accepted with pleasure, by Mrs. Serimgeour, oil behalf of the meeting. • • ts tot Of READ1 CASII G11110 IOU A INGO ROV4 10 101 Talk ovei a profit-rnaldng loan with your 15 of M manager. He'll do all he can to help you 3tpooth that tough rov,T. The meeting agreed the nominat- ing e0111111itt 0.0 for next ,.year would be the presidents of branches. Raise $7,273.31 mrs. Meyers stated that the tOtal amount raised for the tractor and flour fund for aid .to• Greece was $7,273.31. Each member is asked to contribute, a minimum of 35e toWards financing. Ontario's Share of the expense as hostess, to the Associated -Conritry Women of the World, when its:, .eonference will be held in Toronto, 195a. Ontario is looking for a woman represent- ative from „England to' aet on Abe WOIlltqf of the ,IVorld, someone .Who would protect, the interests of the Fedeirated !Women's Institutes of. Onta Mrs. Nleyers reported on scholar- ships offered by the Ontario W.I.; alio on the newly formed home - crafts standards.eommittee; and on the officers' conference. Mrs. • Cyril Williams, London, chairman of the'London Convention Area, speaking briefly,, told mem- bers..that they belonged to a great organization, one that is gradually drawing recognition She an- nounced 'that.. a representative of the Canadian _Federation of Busi- ness and Professional Women's Clubs will address the ,bondon a rya convention in October. The topic chosen will be "Jury. tario." Miss Angela Armett, ,assist- ant to Professor. C. Floyd Maine, direc.tor of extension coutses of the University of Western Ontario, will be the guest speaker at the banquet. Among the guests present 'was Miss Violet Fremlin, women's editor of the Farmer's Advocate' and the. canadian Countryman. Miss Preto - lin is a native of Clinton. ^ • Junior Institute Work A remarkable display of" Junior Institute work was explain“1 b3 Miss jean Scott, home economist COLBORNE' TOWNSHIP HOCKEY TEAMS FETE HURON MIDGET BASEBALL May 28—Hensall at Clinton May 30—Auburn at Exeter Julie 4—Clinton at Ilensall June 7--tlintou at Auburn Jime 13—A.uburn at Clinton Exeter at Ilensall June 14—Clinton at Exeter June 27—Exeter at Auburn July 2—ilensalf It Auburn Exeter at Olinton July. 4 Clinton at Exeter July 7—Hensall at Exeter 'July 19—Exeter at Hensall Auburn at Clinton July14—Exeter at Clinton July 10dIensall at Auhltru July 19—Auburn at Exeter Clinton at Hensall July 22—sHensall at Clinton July :40liensall at Exeter july 31—Clinton "at Auburn FOR A COLOURFUL KITCHEN OR BATHROOM HAVE WALLS OF VITROUTE STRUCTURAL GLASS. PERMANENT, EA'SY KEEP CLEAN. An advertisement in the Signal - Star' brings results. TAIT GLASS COMPANY'. 1.1047: - VICTORIA AND EDWARDS ITS. , PHONI 2-44S7 Judge T. M. Costello was the guest speaker at a banquet for the Colborne Township hOckey in the township hall, at Carlow. The.Peewees were the champions -of the Goderich Lions Club motor league and the Midget club was eliminated by Hensall tjae W.O.A.A. midget series. Nelson Hill, vim -president of the man of the Goderich Lions Club 'Young Canada Week; Harold Wal- ter and Diek Buchanan, coaches of the two clubs and Howard Car- rot, assistant manager of Goderich Memorial Arena were at,. the head +table. Hugh Hill also spoke to the young hockey players who brought honor to their to\vnship. Presentation of the peewee cham- pionship trophy and crests' were made to the players. 'COLORS - FOR, EVERYONE" r_f GUY IVES & SONS CEMENT CONTRAC- - TORS BUILDING BLO.CKS and CHIMNEY BLOCKS Chithney built or re- paired. - Phone Carlow 1612 7-oxtf WITH SUPERIOR SHERWIN-WILLIAMS INTERIOR FINISHES ENAMELOID — Wonderful high gloss enamel for furniture, woodwork, bathrooms. Beautiful gleaming finish for long wear bn interior surfaces. Many attractive colors. Ask your Sherwin-Williams dealer to help you with your painting and decorating problems . . . he has "Colors for Everyone." MAR -NOT PORCH AND FLOOR ENAMEL — for all - floors — wood, cement or concrete — inside and out. Fast -drying, tough, durable, glossy finish. FLAT -TONE AND SEM1-LUSTRE — for more beautiful living room, bedroom caonldorsh.allway walls. Lovely range of LIN -X CLEAR GLOSS — for preserving floors, furniture . . . all' natural wood finishes . . . with a transparent gloss which is water -proof, withstands SHERVVIN-WILLIAMS •itrcM'� \•wv:.N!;>frj(il-Swy 0 PAINTS 'MY RAW iv A MINI GOMM Cti lett FOUR._ EVENTS NON WINNERS MIGHT OF $100 _Purse $250 NON WINNERS OF $350 RACING Purse $250 KIST IN ALL FLAVOURS NON WINNERS OF $2000 Purse $300 Also eligible non winners - of $500 in 1951 FREE - FOR - ALL Purse $400 Every heat a race Gnderich Branch: BRUCE ARMSTRONG, Manager BAN k F MONTREAL e144444.4 70140 V4,4 WO1rICING. WITH,CANADIA.NS IN EV ERY WALK OF LIFE SINCE 1817 10171 11•11., ....11110•11MINNENII.1111101011.1•1., SLEEP .. eua etwa4e xviedited tf you don't sleep well —if nights are inter 141, by restlessness to your kid- neys. if your kidneys 'are out of order and failing to cleanse tile-. blood of poisons and excess acids—your rest is likely suffering too. Then is the time to use Dodd's Kidney Pills: Dodd's help your kidneys get rid of trouble -making poisons and acids— help restore them to tionnal action. See how much better you rest at night—hew much bright!! you feel in the morning. Get and use Dodd's Kidney Pills today. 14S AT GODERICH WEDNESDAY JUNE 4 Doddis Kidney Nis AT 5.30 P.M. [D.S:T.] $100 to horse bettering track rtecord of 2.06. • Betting Privileges. Climie Starting -Gate. Sponsored in the Interest of good racing by the Goderic h Racing and Trotting Association •