The Goderich Signal-Star, 1952-08-28, Page 3•
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'185t11 Year—No. 34
BUSINESS DIRECTOicit
CIYA,R1'I BED ACCOUNTANT
Licensed
Municipal -Auditor
Telephone
343
A.Al. HARPER, '
CllAILTlllWD ACCOUNTANT
G;► South St. ' Goderiula„ Out.
vammatirammmirsmomprif
ChllIWI'RACTIC
f E1th1 ItT 11. SUCH, D.C.
'Doctor of Chiropractic.
Unice flours;
Muu., 'Thurs --t) a.m. to 6 pan."
Tues., Fri --9 a.m. to t p.m.
7 p.m. to b p.m.
Wed. & Sat. 9 to 11.39 a.m.
v rtaw►u Therapy
Unice:• --Corner of South St. and
liiritunuia Itoad. Phone 341.
Western Ontario
Motorways
SUMMER BUS
TIME TABLES
EFFECTIVE
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25.
Phone 344 for
details.
Charter Coaches for all occasions.
or information phone Samis
Motors 'at 344, particularly for
dthedule changes on holidays.
Roy N. Bentley
Public Accountant
P.O. Box 58.- Phone 587
Goderich;. Ontario
NOW LOCATED
IN BANK
OF
COMMERCE
BUILDING
ON THE SQUARE
H. M. FORD.
Get Insured Stay Insured --
Rest Assured
TELEPHONE 268w
Geo. G. MacEwan
Fire, Accident and Motor Car
'Insurance
OFFICE—MASONIC TEMPLE
WEST -STREET
PHONE 230 =GODERICH
A. L. COLE
Optometrist --Optician
Eyes Examined, '.Glasses Fitted
Phone 33 ,Goderieh, Ont.
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GODER1CH, ONTAR1O, THURSDAY, AUGUST 280,
1952
FURT,HE i. &C'HOLAR•SHIPS' 'OneChar e UnderC.T.A. Dismissed;
AWARDED AT COLLEGIATE g
Judgment is Reserved on Another
Principal A. it. Scott of the Gode-
rich District Collegiate institute
has announced .that, additional
scholarships have been awarded to
Collegiate students on the basis of
the work of .the 1951-52'term.
The Maple ;: Leaf Chapter, .
D.E., $199 bursary for furthering
education beyond grade 13 goes to
,loan Killough, daughter of Mrs.
Edna, 'Gowan, Cambridge street.
The Ahmeek Chapter, I.O.IIEE., $100
scholarship for Normal School has
been won by erunces Brereton,
Quebec ,street. Both these students
plan to attend Normal School this
autumn.
The I)ouald . Fraser and family
scholarships of $75 each,• have been
awarded to Patricia Longmire,
Goderich 'Iauwnship, and Ruth
Willis, South street. These scholar-
ships are intended to assist students
continuing their studies at the Col.
leglate and the two winners will
enter grade 1;2 this autumn.
COOK'S
HAMBURGS
After the Dance or Show
DROP IN FOR A
SNACK
Open Late Every Night
Except Monday..
Corner of Britannia
and Widder.
Take Out Orders Given
Special Attention
PHONE 221
25tf
ALBERT SHORE
Public Accountant
Income Uxr, Consultant
Income Tax Returns prepared
for businesses, farmers and
individuals. Financial state-
ments r prepared. -Auditing,
Bookkeeping and Aceounting
Service. Office corner
North
andSquare. Residence,
St. �.
S. ,
u
14 Victoria St., Goderich.
Phones: Office 975. Residence
441.
ADDRESS P.O. BOX 797,
GODERICH.
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-
swered.
sw(rcd. Imm slate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling Phone 4641.1, Clinton.
Charge moderate al:d satisfac-
tion Guaranteed.
HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seaforth Phone. 11-661 or
Harry Edwards, Goderich
Phone 144
C. F. CHAPMAN
General Insurance
Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Real Estate
30 Colborne St., Goderich
Phone 18w
-F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
:Phone ' 1100 for appointment•
SQUARE •GODERICH
IA.RD
171811:mummomillialilD.
ickwork andringplastering `.hastitutek ,and Victoria
Of, two charges under the Camilla Rutherford corroborated the tesli-
nlony'of the two constables.
Nes Evidence
Mr: Donnelly argued that there
was no evidence to conueet the act -
rimed with the alleged offence, roue
of •his having ally connection with
of keeping intoxicating liquor for the tient and no evidence . of ,lay
sale:.
side \vas (lisIuissed last Thursday i Crown Attorney 11. (;leuu /Hay;+;
by Magistrate D. 1.4.. Holmes, Q.C, i (,t.C., said that, according to' sec -
who reserved judgment uu a second ; tion 141 of the Canada 'Temperance
charge of bringing intoxicating Act., it was unnecessary to show
liquor into Huron County for other I that any money was exchanged Its
than his own use, within three + proof of a sale having taken place.
months prior to July. 23. i "Tete accused said 11e kept the
Coustahle Trunahley of the- On -1 beer for his employees but there
turbo Provincial Police gave evi- I is no ev`ideuee from the defense
deuce that he had kept under ob- that the two Goderich men were
servation the premises -where Wil- !employed there and certainly not
limns and his wife operate a ; the two sailors," Mr. flays cote
laundry and had seen traffic v15it tended. -.
there.' late at night. On July 19 "Apparently the raid was made
he executed a seurcit warrant ou . at an unfortunate time" said the
the premises In conipauy with Cur- magistrate in dismissing the charge.
poral Rutherford and Constable 1 -The accusal was not there 0101
Parkinson. ' there is no evidence. that the beer
Drinking Beer -
Before entering the door of the
Nissen hut in which the laundry
was located, he saw John Spain,
jr., and Henry Daer seated inside
and,- three others outside, all drink-
ing beer, Truulloley .,cid. '1':le
building Was in two sections w•IIh
suite furniture and two coolers :n
•the front part. Where Spain and
Doer were seated. Fifty-one pints
of loom were discovered in the
coolers and in ,a (*,tie under the
table, he said.
'l'en minutes after - the arr-iVal
of the police, the 00etts0(1 entered.
'i'runabley said, and told hien that
be kept the beer on the premises
for health' reaHons, that it w'as
hot, working in the laundry. The
constable added that as he arrived
at •the premises he saw tw'o sten
run out the back door and) disap-
pear into an orchard.
('Toss -questioned by defense coun-
sel F rank Donnelly, ,Q.C., Trunibley
said that he had searched the title
to the property in the county reg-
iStry (rfliee and found that it w;Is
registered, in the name of Beatrice
11-'illi:uus ahs that the accused war;
'1'einperttnee Act laid against
Charles Williams, joint operator
with his wife of C. and B. Enter-
prises in Goderich Township tua-
mediatelya south of the tbwu, that
not ,shown .as having 4Il14' interest
was sold and not just given to the
111('11. 1 am not going to convict
I u man on 0 ba -re suspieiou. 'There
utast be some concrete evidence."
•Second Clutrge
Magistrate Holmes dismissed .11r.
1)onnelly's plea of res judicata tip
the second charge of bringing liquor
o ►
in f 1 (other than personal and fa,l -
ily Use. Counsel said that the ac-
cused ought not to Is placed I:1
jeopardy - by being tried for a ' (lif-
ferent offense on the scale set of
facts. --
"1 r:ul't :Free \lith yon." t he
magistrate told hint. •'1\'e have
the Bathe set (►f facts but the offence
is1s at differet(t one and 1B not in,
eluded 111 the otrier one."
\Villiuuts then pleaded not guilty
and Mr. • Donnelly' said 1►e would
rely on the tact that \\'illian0s Was
Four Winners 9f Lions Bin
o Car
The four winners of the. 1952 Plymouth sedan at. the 'lions Olub
bingo at the arena Thursday .ntgh't last are seen standing be-
tween 14ion Nelson Hill, chairman of the Lions bingo com-
mittee, at left, and Lion ((irdon M Manta., president .o_ f the
Lions e' ub at right,. ` From- left to right the winners are: Mrs..
Jack Kesso, Listowel; Mrs. Stan. Beckni'r, Stratford ; Mrs.
'1' itt \1(' 04'he, Owen Sound; Carl Palmer, i itgerisol 1. One of
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POLICE COURT
Former Constable
Pleads Not. Guilty
to- Driving Charge
William S. Miner, who r(rslgue+f
front the (;oderieii detachlhent of
the Ontario. Provincial Police after
being susnendc'd as u result of an
accident in the early morning of
August 15 which resulted in De-
twevn $700 and $1,000 damage to a
police cruiser, pleaded not guilty -
to a charge of careless driving when
he appeared before Magistrate 1).
E. llohnes, Q.('., last 'Thursday. No
evidence was taken and the case
was adjourned until this, Thursday,
morning.
Mrs. donna Duncan, who resides
near Atwood,' was tined $20 and
costs with an alternative of 10 days
in jail when she pleaded guilty to a
charge of careless driving.
Accident at Ambeely
Crown- Attorney 1I. Glenn flays,
Q.(,'., said tha t Mrs. Obsess was
1►roceeding west 4,1 N h(; 11 h '
but failed to stop at the Atuberly
intersection stop sign, and bit a
ear going north broadside. Person-
al injuries were nut eXeeSsive, he
said.
Mrs. Duncan said she failed to
se(' the stop sign.
Murray Lovett, Clinton, was tined
$'_il and costs with an alternative
of two weeks 1(1 jail when he
the winners, Mrs: hev, o, bought the ea0 and paid the other1►leaded guilty to a (halve of defy
Inl, while his 1,4.41 permit was under
winners their interest in it• Mrs. Mehoche has been a winner suspension. The (Town attorney
iai previous. Liotts.hingos at Goderich and recently' won a $50O said that no ae(gate1rt was involved
jackl)c)'t at Clinton i1i,so.
A 1952 Meteor t lior and also $950 in cash prizes will go t � I
at the next Lions bingo on T rrsday, September 4.
but that police knew .I..ovett's
license ltat(1 been suspended.
Joseph Flynn was sentenced to
three months in jaail for eontutitting
al ll itlde(eilt alit. after having
---Phlot° by 1lendei on. !pleaded Agility 441 an earlier hear -
ma at home at the time of the raid. �y j 'I'IIEa' RF:1E\ilil':R
' 1'11('14(' 1111'.[4 might- haws w':Illi(41 C....4.�..�,.� Suspended on Houser
� (� Housekeeper
i1 and .helped .tnenlselVes 141 I4•
beer," he' argued. -.Moreover. the
Charge Against Husband Dismissed 'f the Gillis I_ tai-. �„f
premises belong to the ttlutll('t in ► ► tiler(: are noue, left) says "My ma -
law,”
ternal grandfather. Seeker Iirou,.h,
'GODERICH AIR CADET . •mf \
tires. Audrey Clark was-gi\411 :and said that :kir,. 4'la(rk 11ad•:a ets\'0. 11 oil tint( the (unity Judge'
slislol'nded s(1te1(:e for six mouths lof key( to the 141 11 4, 111' dome's of : e (141 11 4ron Coiner 01)0 1 f have often
h .til, city Mother speak of the town
when site was co1vieted of theft "]fish he kept pa(lloeked. and .sutrrounding country."
of se • Theodore 1lowey. Lucknow, gale
\•('rul � articles front .lobo
GRADUATES AT TRENTON
in it. 110 said that' as fair ars tie corporal Frank Venn. 117 (,►ue-
knew the laundry was carried 'Oki'
as•a joint enterprise. bee slr(yo't, :a Ice 111(01' of No. '4
Constable 1'a�hinsott said that be 11aitluiul Squadron of the Royal
had discovered two teen sitting mu- Canadiatn .lir Cadets vvats one of
side
ibe hnildin • drinking t
r, h('er sold ,1ti air Cadets, representing (.\•cry
(obis Drat that they were t( two province in ('aua0lu, who took ,Eoal't
sailors, from s4a4elier. Ontario, Lyle lust 'Thursday in grit4111 4tion el'rl'-
"tickie and 1'31W Ir(1 ('os'le, why noon ies 11111r'kiig the satisfact'ri•y
were (on' the Algo$oo. Corporal completion of • seven weeks sp(''ia.-
ized technicaal training at the ,[.t.(:.
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Niimmommiammousimmor
'THE LAST OF Z'H.r;
SEASON!
Seaforth Bingo
$2,100.00
Dash Prizes
FRIDAY, SEPT. kith
A.F. station, '1'renten,
Phe course, an experimental 01.',
tool as its primary ;aim the nllste:-
ing • of b8(414 principles a 1141 oper-
ation m1 .internal combustion (Il-
gines. 1l0\sever, 1(4419s(• of their
high aeudenlic gtullitiealtimlls, the
let,vs. also received training in effec-
tive -Speaking, service or•gallizati011,
writing anal .lir 'II'e 1411". 1)i cos.
dolls or ('(111.1:111 events ;lll(1 ehal'a0l('r
guidance together w-itIi olg;luir.ed
11llysie(1 -tit1ytis and an '5 ('(1(4ive
(J4(pi•ts prograllulc rounded out 11t
syllabus. -
'14he boys also received or *gratuity.
,of $100 with w'htch to enter into
another yetr of serious 1o'hot l' ac
t.lvtty.
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GODERICH PAVILION
IRegular dancing Wednesday :and Saturday through(
September.
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Labor' Day Week enid
Special Holida;�'
Da
SATURDAY and SUNDAY ?IIIDNITE --
NEIL McKAY AND HIS ORCHESTRA
Vocals by June and Johnny
Monday night, Sept. 1, modern and old time dancing to
Clarence Petrie's Nighthawks."
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GODERICH THEATRES. PRESENT
title PARK °^ `"` "` CAPITAL "'"'
Square The west
PHONE 1150
Now—"Cave of Outlaws"—ln Technicolor -with Alexis Smith and
MacDonald Carey.
MON.-T11ES.—WED.— '
"LOVELY TO LOOK AT"
'Phis 'Tee•hnI0l)10r ittne-dilm Is the new version of "Rol(e'rfa". 11
' lively lilting stage-nrnsieal ar,41 a story that will warm your
heart.
RIE) SKFI.TO`, itathryn Grayson, Howard Keel
T1111'11.—FRI.—SAT.—
Katharine
H1'R--FRi.—SAT.—
Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy and .tido. Ray
1'(•n'll ('4444
rettember then) in "Adam's iR.ib" 11111,V 41:4: 111('111 in the ny\r
1'0111/111ti(' r mielly that set the eritles ('liefring.
"PAT AND MIKE"
(taming—"The Story of Will Roger!," ---'with Will Rogers Jr. and
.lane Wyman.
— PHONE 47
Now—"Queen For .] I)It.)"—a popular radio !(hos' conies to the
screen.
MON.—Tl'F S.—WEiE—
Mirkey It(►onry,,5.14141 .lames and John Archer
1n 'J'e(•hnicelor•. the musical story of an .`utcrtainer turned soldier
and 4,f ►In army 1111(5e who cnobs bis shynnanigitt15
"SOUND OFF"
'TII1 TR. --FR
"THE LOST CONTINENT
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Adventure drama at its exciting bust, as a group of-s(•iettisJts
investigate the result of 11 nli:'ctirr(I atone rocket.
Cesar Romero, Hillary Brooks, ('hick ('handler
(1oming--"Fahiola"—if alta:n made—with Michele Nlorj an and,
Simon.
Sproule, Hast street, by Magistra:e eviden(•e t11;11 4114 .I111y 2,) he had ; •
D. E. hulloes, (1.('., lust Thursday. 1401ztgl)t :\Irs. Clark from his borne
.1 similar charge atgainst her bus- to 1;4 1414-'114'11 :11141 they 111(41 (F0-- ,
111111, .\heist '1 ('lark, was dismissed, covered Clark in idiot -((f 'Sproule's'
Sproule ga we evidence 111:11, Mrs. h+utsc. lie .:f ill t hat ('lark had
Clark had lived with 111111 (s his , brought several parcels a11(1 Ills
wife's trunk from the house :111(1
placed thein in t110° car. They hal(1
taken the trunk le the railw•a\
station where they sent it i►y (5 -
Urea to 14(11(lou and then he had
ltotlseki'vp 'r since 1915. 4 In .1 a:y
"(t, he said. she had gone (40_Visit
friends ill 1,ucknovv awd he 11811
heard nothing further of her foul
he recei\ed a letter from ,,,11('l' o1
.1n'gu5t a. driven thy couple to Landon.
Ito id that oil July 29. he hire ('lark. giving Evidence in his (4411
returned from uptown to discover le'llalf. sa_i(1 that he 111141 rc(•r'iy0e'I 1
a radio, (111'111 clock, electric iron,letter (rotor his (rife risking hint to
butcher 111111'4' and serving ;ray take her with hitt and he haul made
missing, along with Mts. ('lark's alit';inge1lents for her deevinnlo(L•r-
mss-( estlor145 n• ('1:41' , bort in 1.ondon. Ile cause 10 4;otle-
t 1 l
"n r
r nl..
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44111• 40as not repreSeI)ted by conn- rich to get- her and she told "hill
set. Stormily admitted that he did' 14N all the :articles they 14:1(1 141ken
stmt rice ('lark break into the nous''' bel4,1gcd to her.
Nature never made, nor has man ,discovered a finer fuel.
Lehigh Valley Anthracite
—BE _WISE, FILL YOUR BIN NOW—
Phone your order today and save money.
Summer prices effective only to. Sept. 1.
BUY NOW.
SAULTS COAL CO.
PHONE 75W EAST END NELSON ST.
TRE . YARD OF SERVICE/ AND QUALITY.
BINGO
LEGION HALL
Sat., Aug. 30
JACKPOT of $35.00 for full .house in 50 calls.
-If not won on Saturday, value of jackpot and also
number of calls will be raised each week until it
is won.
17,GAMES $1.00..
$5.00 CAST PRIZE
4 SPECIALS -Share' the Wealth
Doors open at 8.30 pan.
1st game starts*at 9.00x`�p.m.
viiiiiiiiMi(immmisimmour
"BEST BIT OF
SOWING EVEN..."
"Yes, son, I've just sowed a
crop that will really bear fruit --
retirement assurance in the bun
Life As(/trance Cornpany of
Canada. And the mine policy
provides Haat if anything hap- .
pens to me while we still have
a mortgage, the farm will be
clear of debt for your motber•."
• No farmer should be without
thin protection --cull me today. •
Representative of
Sun Life Assurance Company
of Canada
Harold . W. Shore
North St. Phone 766w.
FORMER GODERICH GIRL .
HONORED AS TEACHER
Miss Mattie Ellis, of Iieusall, who
taught at Hensall Public School
from. 17)(5 to 14442, was honored
hast week at the Ontario Federation
of Women Feathers' - Association
convention in Toronto with a 'life
membership in that organization.
JlisS Ellis, a Daatii'e of .Goderich,
began her - teaching (neer in
('hatsworth in 11)01, She taught at
S.S. 1. Tuckersulith. in 1902, and
attended Normal Schott' in 1003-4.
Miss Ellis also taught at Harrow-
is'fore going to Hensel',
Da you need
A NEW FARMHOUSE?
AN EXTRA ROOM? t',:
A 6ARA6E?
A NEIN ROOF?
HOUSING FOR HIRED HANDS' - •-
Perhaps FIL can supply a
good
art of the necessary rY
funds. Talk over a Farm —. I
Improvement Loan with your
nearest B of M manager. ' 1
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BANK OF MONTREAL
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WORKING" WiTH CANADIANS IN
'MY BANK'
a0 A Mg1/a! [40440
EVERY WALK
OF
LIFE SiNCE
1417
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A D IAZ
Poch aftetnoo1n and evening the
carnival ,pirit 1of the 1952 /Western
Fair reaches its peak, with the
breathtaking spectacle of the Grandstand
Show, fcaturinf eight thedling and
diversified acts.1• In additfon, the evening
• performance includes the dazzling
Grandstand Follies, a gay musical revise'
PRICES: $LOo•I$1.25 - $1.50
Mali Orders Accepted
WMT! For 1ES,IVATKINS TO W1$110*.
IAa ASSOCIATION 109400N. da.
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NORSE SNOW
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ADVANCE SALE TICKETS
Men 4.. OW b01►At. (,.+M., 1.9.1.0,
4. pas* :polo 1. do .w h, polo. ..l. 4
W ..w $7,40000.
SEPT. !t ATO 13 - LOhtD, N, ONT.
(W. D. JACKSON, Mawagiler
N4•NN
Buy Advance Sale Tickets Frojn:
W. H. Blackstone, A. McConnell
and some independent grocers
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