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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-05-28, Page 8r4 Imairramolowoorimmot Tirg DFRICK SIGNAIPSTAR THURSDAY, MAY fib, 1903 -Coronation Day Branch 109,Canadian Legion, Goderich, salutes TUESDAY, JUNE 2nd, AT 8.15 P.M. Court House Park, Goderich BINGO and Many Other Games WI" CORONATION DAY DRAW Walla 1st Television Set. 2nd Radio. LONG LIVE DRAW WILL BE MADE AT CARNIVAL -- CARNIVAL SPONSORED BY BRANCH 109, CANADIAN LEGION, GODERICH vt OUR NOBLE QUEEN • ..,w• 001141410011411041100000011 R Record Number . Competitors Compete In County Livestock Judging Event • Canada's scenic wonders Toll by as 'you relax in comfort on Canadian National's famed Continental Limited. The ever- changing landscape unfold's through broad picture windows .. . forest and 1,iLeland, wind-ssstpt prairies, 'the towering Rockies, incredible Thompson and Fraser Rivers. You see them all when you travel "The jasper Way". It's the pleasant %Ivay to gn ... modern bedrooms, sleepers, Ioutige cars, c' .0 In s offer a variety of fine accommodations. Superb meals in bright diners. T hr Continental Limited serves ... Montreal, Ottawa, "Toronto, Afinaki, 1i"i►ini peg, +Saskatoon, P.dinoututt, Jas per and 18'annourer,..00 dependable daily schedules. By arrangement, at-trtaf, r-prents..you..r..nn.hay_c„a_drAt.i',Yc9ur ce g car waiunS for you. For Roiertations and information regarding your business and pleuiure travel, Ne, write or phone your Tocol Canadian National Pouenge► Agent. Two hundred and twenty girls taking 'the project, "The Club Girl Entertains" and 162 boys in the various livestock classes reached the culmination of their efforts when the Achievement Day for Huron County was held ' at Sea - forth, Saturday. In the girls' clubs provincial hon- ors were given to Margaret Mac- Donald, Molesworth, and Dorothy McCabe, Colwanash, having com- pleted 12 projects. For having completed six projects, county honors went to: Jean McCann, Fordwieh; Marion Crcery, Elim- ville; Donna Haggett, Auburn; Joanne Easum, Auburn;• hazel and Emily Bannerman, Seaforth; Kath- leen Scott, McKillop; Jean, Dins- more, Ethel; Barbara Buchanan, Colwanash; Marion Morrow, Cran- brook; Agnes Lane, Brussels; Mar- ion Hemingway, Brussels; Jean Rock, Ethel; Lillian Popp, Dun- gannon; Dorothy. Keys, McKillop; Donna Toner, Gorrie. Trips Awarded Elaine Hern, Elimville and Ruth Hemingway, Brussels, were award- ed trips to Eastern Ontario. . Trophy awarded for highest scOre in judging was, made to Bob Bern, Exeter; shield to high novice in competition awarded by CNE 575 points,.went to Alvin Cudmore, Hef►sall; first prize money, also went to Alvin Cudmore; trophy' awarded by Junior Farmers, for three classes of, beef cattle judging went to George Turner, Clintorb, with 194 points out ofa ossible 200; trophy for dairy cattle judg- ing -(Ilolstein) went to Maurice Hallahan, Belgrave, witlf'101 points out of 200. Seniors , winning high honors were: Arnold Alton, Lucknow; George Turner, Clinton; Eric An- derson, Londesboro; Maurice Hal- lahan, Belgrave; Earl McSpadden, Seaforth; Fred Gibson, Clinton; Cart Willert, Zurich. High score for juniors (under 18) went to Jim Coultes, Belgrave. G. W. Montgomery, county agri- culture representative, announced that the event was the largest num- ber ever to take part in livestock judging competitions in Huron -County and that so far this year there are 100 more hos and girls enrolled in club work - this year than last. LEEBURN L1;EBURN, May 27. --- Mr, and Mrs. Joe Armstrong were week- end visitors with the latter's sister, Mrs. Terence Hunter and Mr. Hunter, Mrs. John Barclay and three small sons, Frank, John and Chris- topher arrived in Goderich on Fri- day from England for a thrCe months' visit with relatives in. Goderich, Thorold and in this dis- trict. They were met in Toronto by Mrs. Barclay's father, Mr. Irv- ing Hunter, and sister, Miss Grace Bunter, R.N. A Hunter- reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Irving Hunter on Sunday afternoon. Included in the group were Mr. Hunter's daughter, Mrs. Andy Barrie and Mr. Barrie, John and Sharon, of Thorold. TIED FOR HONORS At a shoot held at ,St. Thomas over the week -end, John Anderson, of Hensall, a member of Goderich Gun Club, was tied for high over- all with F. Ora of St. Thomas, 137 nut of 150 mixed targets.. Ander- son was high in the class shoot with 48-50 and higfi in- the handi- cap with 47-50. CANADIAN NATIONAL flARWCYS NLY RAILWAY fi*VINO ALL TIN P 4 LAKEVIEW CASINO . iGRAND BEND EVERY SATURDAY -- ALSO — Coronation Night, Tuesday, June 2 MUSIC BY NEIL McKAY'S "ALL-STARS” Featuring JUNE--JOHNNY--AND THE QUARTETTE smineweemorrewermiraiermarreworiewerwaratemoromerwormerwiwarowwwwworoloweswwwwwweeesemorweraremoreema '.F. Goodrich Tubeless Tir afe IT IIASNOTUBE It may save your life... • The B. F. Goodrich LIFE-SAVER Tubeless Tire gives you maximum protection against the hazard of blowouts and dangerous skids, that frequently result in serious injury, and even death. it can save you trouble:.. The B. F. 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