The Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-06-05, Page 3a
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105th Year—No. 23
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JUNE 5th, 1952
PAGI. TH
BUSINESS DIBECTOkY
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANT'
W.:DG
CECIL ATTRIE
CHARTERED 4CCOUNTANT
`Phone No.—OJhce 343W. 13ouse S43.I
O oderlcb.
CHIROPRACTIC
HERBERT ii. SUCH, D.C.,
Doctor of Obtropractic.
Office Hours:
Mon., Thurs.-9 a.m. to b ,p.m.
Tues., Fri --4) a.m. tab p.m.
7 pan. to 8 p.m.,
Wed. & Sat. 8 to 11.30
Vitamin Tiropy
Ofl1ce—Corner. of Soutle St. and
Britannia Road. Phone 341.
alsrarmaimmisiims
INSURANCE
MeKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IN-
SURANCE CO. — Farm and
Isolated town property insured.
President, J. L.` b lone; Seaforth.;
Vice -President, J., H- I,lcEwing,
Blyth; Manager and Sou-Treas.,
M. A.. Reid, Se4orth.
Directors—S. H. Whitmore, .8ea-.
forth ; Chris. Leonhurdt, Bornholm;
E. J. Trewartha, Clinton; itont•
Archibald, Seaforth; John H. Mc -
Ewing, ' Blyth ; Frank McGregor,
Clinton ; Wm. S. Alexander, Wal-
ton; J. L. Malone, S'eafortt.h ; Har-
vey Fuller, Goderich.
Agents—J. E. Pepper, Brucefleld.;;
R. b'. MleKercher; Dublin; J. F..Y.ru-
eter, Brodhagen; Wm. Leiper, Jr.,'..
Londesboro ; S. Bake', Brussels. ..
Policy -holders can make ail pay-
ments and get 'their cards receipted
at the $oval hank, Clinton; Keith
Cutt's Grocery, Kingston Street,
Goderich. .
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WESTERN ONTARIO
MOTORWAYS,
Departures:
Daily -
7.55 a.m. to Stratford and London
daily except Sundays and heti-
days.
11.55 a.m. to Stratford ajgirLondosl,
,Saturdays, Sundsays and holidays.
4.20• p.m. to Stratford and London•
daily and Sundays.
5.40 p.m. to London on Friday only.
EXTRA RUNS' FOR SUNDAYS
AND HOLIDAYS -
6.20 p.m. to Stratford only.
8.30 p.m. to London only.
Charter Coaches for all occasions.
For information phone - Santis
Motors . at 344, particularly far
schedule changes on holidays.
Roy N. Bentley -
Public Accountant
.P.O. Box 58. Phone.587
Goderich, Ontario
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for businesses, farmers. and
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Service. Ogee corner North
St. and Square. Residence,
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ADDRESS E;O, Dox 797,
GODEEWI.
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EXPERIENCED AUCTIONEER
Licensed for Counties of iMuron
and Bruce
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eneral insurance
•Imre, Automobile, Casualty
Real Estate
30 Ccilborne .St., Goderidh
:Phone TBw
Nobti prize winner Dr. Irving.
Langmuir, the noted chemist, voiced
an important truth "In the present
flat() of ;the wort&" he said, "pro-
gress is .a conditkta of survival."
F. T. Armstrong
cOF!tFD;1'M-ETRIST
>Phone ' 1100 +for .appointment
€41,UiklliE GODE BRICH
Clinton R.C.A.F. Commanding Officer
Inspects Local Air Cadet Squadron
Gey. alp. Ma eEwan
Vire, .Itecidont :and Anotor .Car
TAISIIrante
Nia'IC ae>E?l 1 JiE
Ir sameer
MOVE •230 cG'6flil ICYCH
A. .1<.1s COLE
Eyes Eta ed, Glasses Fitts& 1
Phone!; 33 « Goderick, stint. 1
Despite cool weather interQsteil air force, their career.- This is so
cltizens gathered at Judith Goofier because we have found that air
ham Memorial fork on Wednesday cadets generally - do better in the
evening for the 'annual inspection air force -=as aircrew pnd'as ground
of the ,Maitland Air Cadet Squad- crew --than young men who have
von, • R.C.A.F.A„ by Group Cala. not enjoyed the benefits of air
E. A. 'Hutton, C.O., Commanding cadet training. •
°Meer of the .Clinton R.C.A.F. Sta- Additional ;Ileneats
tion. • 4"There are many$addltional bene -
The cadets were smartly turned fits to lie derived flow memberrrship
out and .their marches and precision than the gen-
,drills were commended.
.At Saluting Base
At the saluting base with Group
,Capt, Hutton were Judge T. M.
Costello, F/L. R. O. Carey, R.C.
A.F., Clinton, formerly of Goderich,
the Rev. R. G. Mac3iillan and Mr.
Carl Banks, chairman of the Civil-
ian Sponsoring Committee.
After his inspection, Group Cap-
tain Hutton, addressing the cadets
and audience, said:
'12here ai<e a number of mis-
conceptions about air cadets,
especially among- the people who
matter most --boys, parents and
school teaching staffs.. There is a
'widespread belief that this organiz-
ation is devoted to the indoctrin-
'ation and training of youth for
future service with the R.C.A.F.
This belief is erroneous. The
Prime purpose of air cadets, as set
out in the cadet charter is to train
youths between the ages of 14 and
18 in the basic principles of good
'citizenship. The relationship be-
Itween air cadets end the R.C.A.F. is
often` misunderstood. Air cadets
are not, and never have been, a
part of the .R.C.A.F. The R.C.A.F.
merely provides an auxiliary ser-
vice to the cadets ink matters of
training, equipment and certain
'facilities.
"'The R.C.A.F. does not regard
the cadet movement primarily --as a
recruiting agency. Of course, the
R.C.A.F. welcomes air cadets who
voiuntarily decide to make the
D. GUTTARD
Stonework, Brickwork died
Plastering
A good job of plastering lass
110 cubsti sate
,Phone 482, Brock and Viktoria
;71/x'1/
YOUR 'FAV!'URIrE BEVERE
Kisir
'IN ,ALL PiAtl0411tS
DO YOU NEED ANY
Larpentry Work
or Plumbing
ZONE IN YOUR HOME?
(Guaranted ,,Wark ,at the
'lowest .prices.
Seventeen yeazs in"build-
ing houses, barns, garages;
:two plumbing work.
Conte :and see :me :any even -
:Pig after 7 o'clock.
Thanks to . ilicse who -re-
tslwniled to my ad in Signal-
;9tar during past few weeks.
E. E. COTE
6. Goderirk
«ieml, ;to (Gordon Jewell's)
23,0
in air cadets, othe
eral value of citizei
a live and growing
.anon.
These added ben
portunities for tra
ing training, highe
travel—all at little
to the boy himself
"I should like to
cadets of No. 533
officers and instr
good showing mad
night. • Their she
creditable .for a sq
just over one year of
we in the R.C.A.F.
continue to have t
helping your squad
a privilege indeed,
pleasure, to help in
cause." -
Judge T. M. Cost
ated the cadets on
citizens on their spot
the wonderful prog
made in a year.
Et~`idenee
"This training," he
to make you better
bad ample evidence ii
wars of what we -cal
our boyst..aud- -girls,
that they were wante
and they were there.'
He thanked the offs
•ents for their coo
closed by extending
congratulations and
God speed in their we
With fitting sere
highlighted the eveni i
gold ensign, donated
Cadet League of Can
seated 14 J11s J
Regent of the Maple
1:0.D.E. The beaUtif
received 1)y Cadet 'In
Bain I1i11, on •bende
,were dedicated revere i
by the Rev. It.. G. Ma
in a brief address t
stated the ensign wo
minder always of 103
to Queen and country -
Exhibition of frill
.A :general salute lowed the
presentation, after wh a pre
vision squad 'under •Corfral Donald
McBride, gave a smart exhibition
drill. They were train by Sergt.
Hammond, R1C.A-F., C ton.
I'/O. A. D. Huffman i :ommand-
irtg (Officer •of the Squadni. Flight
Commanders are F/O. EC. Rivett,
Kenneth Pennington an Adjutant
.Max (Cult.
• After the inspectiot • •the Air
Cadets, inspecting party d guests
went to 'Fky Harbor Airirt, Where
the presentation of a )hy don-
ate21 •by F. -11. ,Darrow, to the
most outstanding cadet ow corp-
oral rank, vas made b, Ir. Dar-
row to , LAC. Richard adge of
Goderich. Group Ca
GODERICH PAVILION
'Dancing Wednesday, Saturday and Holidays.
Emery ,Saturday night music by
Wil ItItKay and his Orchestra with vocals ii)y June and
Johnny.
W 4ay—Square dance night with Clarence Petrie's
Ifilasthawks.
The racvilloe is available for concerts, teas and dances. The
managements raters to banquets, wedding receptions, etc. Phone
675 or 41a
hip training in
youth organiz-
its include op -
training, Ily-
education and
or no expense
)r his parents.
ingratulate the
quadron, their
tors, in the
by them to-
iug is truly
idron that Is
( I hope that
Clinton can
privilege of
n; for it is
,and also a
ch 'a worthy
lo congratul-
ehalf of the
lmansh.ip and
ss they had
wn •
ontinued, "is
tizens. We
the last two
expect from
ho accepted
at the front
rs and par -
ration and
is personal
shing them
ny, which
a blue and
cy the :qtr
a, was pre -
Sully, as
of Chapter,
colors weie
ructor Wil -
knee, anti
in prayer
1lilan, who
the cadets
be a rc•
y to God.
Canadian Fashion
PETITE CHAPEAU — A Shallow
little sailor of tangerine ballbuntl
is piped with yellow velvet. • A
white flower is tucked into the
yellow velvet band which extends
demurely in a long streamer down
the back.
4 in Front Seat
No Longer Offence
Magistrate Holds
The presence of four people in
th( front seat of a- iuoter vehie;e•
is not conclusive eVidence of care-
less__ driving, ----Magistrate D. E.
Holmes,, Q.C., ruled last Thursday
in dismissing' a charge of careless
driving against Dennis Penfoultd,
20, of It.R. 1, Londesboro,
Constable Parkinson of the Gode-
rich detachment- of • the Ontario
Provincial Police gate evidence
that _ he .saw. Penfound driving
around the Square just before mid-
night on May 10, with three other
passengers in the seat of his t/, -tun
1 ruck.
Defense Counsel F. R. Darrow,
Q.C., said that •there was eo
evidence subriritted on. which to
make a convictiou, nothing having
been said about the width of the
seat_ •
Clause Deleted
Magistrate, Holmes said that soiuc
years ago the Highway Traffic Act
had required that the number of
passengers in the front seat of u
vehicle be limited to three -but
that the clause had since been
deleted. He warned the accused,
however, that the driver must have
absolute freedom of motion and be
able to move his arms in case of
:Button an emergency.
presented- a I)otuinion ,4 Canada t "The danger is to other persons,"
lie pointed out
Alvin and Thelma Reed, husband
;Ind -wife,. were each- tined $5 and
eosts for disorderly conduct. De-
fense Counsel William Sutherland
said he had been instructed by the
accused to enter a plea of guilty. 1
Crown Attorney H. Glenn Hays,
Rifle Association crest tf'orporal
Donald McBride, as the lit mark's -
Man in Bthe `squadron.
After an inspection o(tlle Air
Cadet .quarters at Skllfafrbor,
lunch was served to thek)ys Wntl
their visitors.
LOCAL 'WOMEN 3'E
INSTALL NEW :0]
The F. \V.T.A O. held
meeting for the year in t
on May 28. Alis: F. 81
M. Morris were •1ppoiuter
the books. Arrangeme
Made- for the teak:hers
the annual meeting of tl
anon of Women Teachers'
Huron, to be held in C
Wednesday, .June 11. Ti
-of the nominating cY)111111'
then given by :llrs. Thor
the following officers
stalled: Honorary onorary preside
;kaha niia n ; past ,preside
Hume; president, Miss..
first vice-president, • Al r.•
second y'i(re-president, Mrs.
secretary -treasurer,
fide; sick benefit vonven
George; supe ra imitation
Miss MacDonald ; public
vctler, Miss Leishman,
disc,--:V!dean took tly'e
`%Ve Look at Pablie I
and pointed out the dnti
teachers. The meeting
adjourned and light ref
were served.
irtits
[CERS
r Sinal
xt•hooi,
y and
) Audit
were
attend
55001-
.SouUh
on on
report
e was
and
e in -
Miss
Miss
Recaptured Pair ,
Given Six Months
In Reformatory
James Palmer, 20, ,and Joseph
Ferguson, 32, both of Loudon, were
sentenced to six mouths in reform-
atory by Magistrate D. J.. Holmes,.
Q.C., last 'Thursday, following con-
viction on a joint charge of being
at large without lawful cause be-
fore the expiration of their term
of imprisonment.
The sentence is additional to
that imposed by Judge T:
Costello in county court on March
15 of two years legs a day definite
and 18 months indefinite -for, break-
ing, entering and theft at Randall's
service station on the Huron road
and Cutt's general store on King-
ston street. They escaped from
custody while painting a porch on
the Huron County Jail residence
on May 19.
At Large Three Days
Sheriff Nelson Hill of -Huron
County gave evidence that he had
been present in county court at the
trial when the two accused were
sentenced. He produced the re-
cord of the case and said that the
sentence had not been terminated
or varied on appeal. He said that
the two •were at large from Monday
afternoon, May 19, until the after-
noon or the following Wednesday.
Russell Thompson, chief tup►ukey
at the jail, said that Palmer and
Ferguson 'had been 'returned to
custody by Corporal Rutherford of
the GoderiCb detachment of the
Ontario Provincial Police all 11.10
p.m. on Wednesday, May 21,
John Robertson, a guard. at the
jail, said that the two accused
had been in his care, painting
the front porch of -the jail residence,
when he "turned his back for a
minute."
"And they left the job?" asked
the Crown Attorney.
That's right," .said Robertson
�-•Qarpt)ra1 W. L. Laughy of the
(►utarlo Provincial Police, sta
[lolled at London, said that he
131ad been a member of a search
parte, searching an area between
the 2nd and 3rd concessions of
Westminster Township near Lon-
don on the • afternoon when the
two were recaptured. Ile said 'the
two accused were seen to run from
a clump of bushes and over a
ploughed field for a short distance.
They • were placed under custody`
at 5.25 p.In.
Asked if b y wished • to give
any evidence, {he accused declined.
"It wouldn't be no good any -
ways," Ferguson remarked.
"You're 0 very ,stupid pair of
boys but I don't suppose it will
do ,any goad my telling you so:"
the magistrate told them, before
passing sentence.
Q.C„ said that the -two lad had t.
a domestic argutnctit in a local
restaurant.
AhilitY
esta,urant-
Ability Impaired
Steve Suplat•-,.ryas fined $50 and
costs with an alternative of 10 days
in jail when he pleaded guilty to
al c•hargeii of driving while- his abil
ity to do so was unpaired oy
a ie thoL
(.Town Attorney flays said that
Suplat was involved in an accident
at the newly -installed traffic lights
on Victoria street, May `17, but
that there was nothing in the
facts to indicate that more than
the minimum penalty be. imposed.
Gerald Crawford. was tined
and costs with an alternative of
'well; I tw•o woeks in jail when he pleaded
('ory- ;
rr iso ;
write -
.Miss
ener,
con-
bject,
fops
then
merits
GODERICH THEATRES PRESENT
Atp,�ARI.
On the
TheSquare
PHONE 1150
Now—"Mask of the Avenger"—In color with John Derek raid
Jody Laurence.
Mon, Tues. and Wed.—,SPECIAL ATTRACTION!.
"With A Song In My Heart"
The Sane Froman story in Technicolor —
A nrnsteal biography of a courageous singer who fought paralysis
And regained her place in the sun. With --
Susan Ilaywvard, David Wayne and Thelma Ritter;
Thur., Fri. and Sat. •
Abbott and Castello with Dorothy Shay
if you are show -shopping for laughs &nue early and watch
boys tangle with a rip-snort.in' Kentucky feud.
"Comin"'Round 'the Mountain"
The. CAPITAL." Sw
PHONE 47
Now—"San Francisco Story"!with Yvonne De Carlo and ,
McCrae
Mon.; Tues. and Wed.
Louis Hayward, Patricia Medina and Toni Tully
Front the well-known Alfred Noyets poem, the dranha(1e eve
leading to a •fini ons ride of F,ngltincl's medieval histor;r
"Dick Turpin Rides"
Thar., Fri. and Sat.
.lane Nigh, John Archer and Wallace Ford
the In ('ine color ; Western rouiaitee, ink,wIsich the girl who ()wilts
rodeo has ditlier11ies with her trick rider.
Corning --Peter Lawford and Janet Leigh In "Just This Once."
"RODEO"
Coming—"tllmhtal Lawyer" ---with Pat O'Brien and Jane Wya
e.
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guilty to a charge of leaving 'het1
scene of an accident.
The Crown Attorney said that
on the early morning of May 10,
('rawfond hit another vehicle mil
She `bridge over the C.N.R. tracks 1
at the top of the Saltford hill,
doing $S5 damage. Ile was lager
stopped by iolice who noticed dam-
age to hie fender and bumper. No-
one' was_ injured.
ST. GEORGE'S ('HOlR
Following the regular practice
last Friday night, St. George's
church choir held its annual 111C4‘1.
lug at the home of I'rofessar and
Mrs. A. W. Anderton, St. Patrick
street. The rector. the Itev. It.
11. Farr acted as chairman for the
election of officers, Which resulted
as follows; fast president, Miss j
Gertrude Wilkes; president, Rert.'
Kempster; vice-president, Mrs. A.
F. ,11111 ; secretary, J. A. Trussl, r ;
treasurer, 31rs. Lambe • Itroadle; ;
librarian, Miss, Helen Vtdeiin-
The past president, Miss Gorr:-
rude
ert-rude Wilkes, gave a report of the
previous year's activities and eott-
grattnlated the new President. The
rector expressed grateful thanks'
for the quality of the music pro-
vided by the organist and choir
and congratulated the new officers
and wished them a successful year.
I'rof. Anderton also •thanked th,,
'choir for the co-operation they had
given him as organist . and i•hoir-
master and said that lie was prowl
of the way in which they had led
in the S11141ing of the church's ser-
vices, -
Following the business session.
res, Anderton served a delicious
supper to the choir members. The
'mels Vieepresident, Mrs. Hill, moved
a hearty vote of thanks to Prof..,1
and Mr*. Anderton for their I'tos-
pitnlity.
RECEIVES B.A.
At the Convocation of the Cul;
versity of Western Ontario field
on Saturday, May 31, Robert
Steele l)iggou, sou' of Mrs/ L. 11.
Diggou of the .olle'g1ate _institute
staff received au honor B.A. degre
from ,the School of Business Ad-
mtnis•I ration.
BANK BRANCH MOVES.
'l'iie Sarnia branch- of the Can-
adian Bank of Commerce, of which.
J. Frank Gillespie is manager, has
moved into a new, modern building.
Mr. Gillespie was formerly manager
of the Goderich brunch of the Can
adian Bank of Commerce.
"Huron County Health Unit"
"Immunization Clinic"
The last in a series of pre-
school immunization clinics
for Dungannon d district
will be held in the Dungan-
non United Church Hall—
Friday, June 6, 1952-2.3 p.nt.
Children four months of
age to school age may be
brought to these clinics to'
receive immunization for
Diphtheria, Whooping Cough,
Tetanus, and Smallpox.
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