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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-09-10, Page 9M THURSDAY, SEPT, 10th, 1953 CREAM PRODUCERS PLAN ANNUAL MEET The executive and directors of the Huron County Cream Produc- ers' Association met in the county federation office, Clinton, with Hume Clutton, R.K. 5, Goderich, presiding. Gordon Greig, Bluevale, secre- tary, reported that the Belgrave School Fair, the Renals School Fair and the Junior Section of the Blyth Fall Fair were taking advantage of the Association's grant of prize money offered to any school fairs in the country. - The prize money will be offered for a class of beef -heifer calves and for a class of dairy -heifer calves. The annual meeting date was set for October 15. An invitation has been extended fo Everett Biggs, Toronto, Ontario Dairy Commis- sioner, to be guest speaker. No one knows how Mount Rob- son, the best known peak in the Canadian Rockies, got its .name.— Quick Canadian Facts. $2,000 CAS BINS EXETER ARENA FRIDAY, SEPT. 18 14 REGULAR GAMES FOR $50 EACH 3 SPECIAL GAMES FOR $100 EACH 1 SUPER SPECIAL FOR $1,000 ADMISSION $1.00 Extra and Special Cards 25c-5 for $1.00 GAMES START AT 9 p.m. SHARP PROCEEDS TN All) OF THE ARENA FLOOR FUND -36 r'aE GODER CII SIGNAL -STAR Police Investigate Three Accidents Three accidents in little more than 12 hours kept the town de- tachment of the Provincial Police busy during Monday night and Tuesday. First accident came at about Summers, who t hd invest gated, l uii m said . ` •' ' ` that cars driven by Daniel Schwanz, Albert street, Goderich, and Steve Pasek, of Goderich, collided at the corner of Bayfield road •and, Bri- tannia road. Both cars were pro- ceeding west when the Pasek car collided with the rear end of the Schwanz vehicle. Damage of about $100 was caused to the Pasek car, while the Schwanz car was damaged only slightly. The bicycle parkins area immediately behind the Goderich Public School has been a rather Car Hits Tree deserted spot for the past two months but from Tuesday on the picture has changed. Once Severe damage was caused to a again scores of bikes are parked behind the school, as above, while their owners are inside car driven by Roy D. Bower, of West street, Goderich, when it left getting information which will help them make sutlicit'u-t money i11 the future to dispense the road near the C.N.R. crossing with the two -w -heeler a four -wheeled vehicle instead. , on Huron road and hit a tree. The accident occurred at about $ a.m., Tuesday. At • 1.15 p.m., Tuesday, a third traffic accident sent three people to Alexandra Marine and General Hospital for treatment of minor cuts and bruises. Cars driven by Sidney Lee, of Gibbons street, Goderich, and Arthur W. Peck, R.R. 4, Bayfield, collided on Victoria 'street near the traffic lights. Mr. Peck,. his wife and" 15.year-old daughter, Joyce, re- quired medical treatment. Both cars suffered front end damage. Cpl. S. L. Rutherford, who in- vestigated the latter two accidents, said a charge of careless driving would be laid against Lee. UP i0 and get NEWS OF WESTFIELD WESTFIELD, Sept. 9.—Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Campbell and fam- ily visited on Sunday with Mr. and family visited 9n Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. George Wightman, of Pine River. Mrs. Wellington Good, of Auburn. Armond McBurney is visiting friends in Michigan. Guests on Sunday at the home of Miss Lois Campbell spent a few Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Snell were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Horne, of Windsor; Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Mc- Harold Bosman spent over the Brien, of Goderich; Mrs. Ed. Kur- ; week -end holiday with his parents, schenski and Maureen and Betty Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Bosman. Knight, of Detroit. Mrs. H. M. Martin, of Goderich, visited last week with her sister, Mrs. Bert Taylor and Mr. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and days with Comber and Ruscomb friends. A number from this vicinity at- tended the memorial service at the UM'lion cemetery at Blyth on Sun- day. Mr. and M'rs. Leslie Vincent an -i Spectacular performance! Stand -out gas saving! Far greaters+iel�! Now...get a sensational Studebake of a sensational low price ! • Trade in your present car on a new Studebaker! Own this car that is way out ahead in style—in performance—in .,economy—in safety ! Come in right away and get a sensa- tional new Studebaker for yourself at an almost unbelievable low price. You may not have to put up even a dime to drive home your own new Stude- baker. Your present car is probably good for a big part of the sensationally low Studebaker delivered price. Come in and.go out for a ride in a far - ahead 1953 Studebaker. It's the greatest automobile bargain ire Canada. 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Broyvn of Comber, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown, of Tilbury, spent the latter part of the week at the home of the former's sister, Mrs. Frank Campbell. Mrs. K. Cameron, of Belgrave, who has been a patient for some weeks in the Wingham hospital, is visiting at the home of her bro- ther, Mr. Alva McDowell and Mrs, McDowell. Miss Edna Smith returned to Kitchener on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith and family, after spending the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Smith: Mr. and Mrs. John Gear and family, of Kitchener, spent over, the week -end with Mrs. J. L. Mc- Dowell and other friends. Norman Radford and Ross Rad- ford, of Parkhill, called on Mrs." J L McDowell on Monday • moirn- Compare the carrying charge o*d. see how you can save on Esso. • LEEBURN LEEBURN, Sept. 9. — Miss Blanche Shaw arrived home last week from Brooklyn; N.Y., where she has worked for several years but is now retiring and will take up residence. with her sisters and brothers. Misses Belle and , Buth and Mr. Marr Shaw. ing, Lawrence Bezeau and son, Don - Miss Lorna Buchanan, of London, ald, of Kitchener, visited two days spent over the week -end with her last week with Mr. and .Mrs. Aa - parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Buch drew Bogie. anaii. Mr. and Mrs. William J. Meyers, Miss Ruth Cook spent a few days John, Norine and Anne enjoyed with Miss Margaret _ Wright, of a motor trip to Buskoka last week, I returning by way of Victoria Hac- bor, where. they visited Mr. and•) Mrs. Charles Walton, of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. William Sallows visited relatives in Kincardine a few days at the week -end. Mr. and Mrs.` Bud Armstrong and *family, of Detroit, visited over the holiday week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter. 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Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bogie and and Mrs. Jack Buchanan on Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Terence Hunter are day. ,.4� motoring to Sudbury this week - Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Stackhouse end. Mr. and Mrs. Bogie will at - and Miss Eva, of Brucefield, visited tend the, Swanton-Tkachuk wedding on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. 11n Saturday in Surbury. The groom Not -man McDowell ansd William is the son of -Rev. and Mrs. H. R. McDowell. Swanton who have holidayed at Mlrs Clarence Cox was a Kitch Bogie's Beach for a number of ener visitor on Saturday. years. ' Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Howatt were Mrs. Dan Leddy and granddaugh- among those who attended the Can- ter, Rose Marie Wilcox, visited ,in . adian National Exhibition - last week. Mr. and Mrs. Will Rollinson, - o£ Toronto with relatives- for 10 days recently. :tliss Beryl Freeman visited last -Toronto. Fred Rollinson, of Buf= week with tun- sister, Mrs.-- Dr)n faro, visited on Sunday with Mr. Straughan and Mr. Straugharr and ---aria•••-Mrs:•- Ernersorr Rodger. _ l Linux at Alum. Mrs. Fred Cook and Miss Violet Mr. and Mrs. Grant Chisholm Cook spent a couple of days with spent. a few days last week at the Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'Boak of Crewe. Canadian National Exhibition in Mr. and Mrs. -Ed. Spiers and ''Toronto. . daughters, of 'Toronto, visited re- cently with .Mr, and Mrs. Arthur ASHF'IELD Spiegelberg. • Mr. and Mrs. Dave Kennedy, of Kitchener, visited on Monday at the home of Mrs. Frank- Campbell and Miss, Winnifred. Mrs. J. E. MacLennan, Lochalsh. Ford accompanied them .back to Charles MacGregor, who has Kitchener for a visit. been spending holidays in Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sprung and Canadian West with his his brothersthe, children, of Hullett Township,' has returned home and has gone visited on Sunday with Mr. and again to take up his duties as Mrs. Clarence Cox: a teacher at Waterloo. Mr. arid Mrs. Carl Mills visited Mrs. White and daughter, Miss last week in the U.S.A._ Nancy, of Chicago, are visiting Miss Hattie Wightman, of Niag- with Elizabeth MacLennan. ara Falls, spent the week -end with Drs. George and Will, of Chicago, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl with their sisters, Miss Catherine, Wightman. Miss Betty Rodger spent the week -end in Toronto and Niagara. -Anniversary--_. services..- .will- be held - - in the Westfield United Church pan Sunday, September 13, at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m., with Rev. Howard A. Dickinson, of North , and August, and until September 7. Street United Church, Goderich, as An interesting ceremony took place guest speaker,, and on Moliday last Wednesday when the portrait evening, September 14, a concert of the late Rev. Charles H. Mac - will be given, with talent from Donald, a former minister of Luck- Brucefield, Belgrave, Clinton and now church, was unvailed at the other points. This concert is be- camp by his son, Rev. R. D. Mac- ing presented for the Tornado re- Donald. Rev. Dr. MacDonald was lief of the Westfield Church. the chief promoter of the camp. Most of the owners of cottages along the lake front at Kintail have gone for another year. We enjoyed their friendly fellowship during the summer months. Mrs. Hector MacLean, Mr. and Mrs - pilsl>{iry • and Mr,, Dan Mac. Lean visited for a day at Langdon t with Colin MacLean. ASHFIELD, Sept. 9.—Miss Ann MacLennan, of Chicago, Spent a few days with her brother, D. A. ROAD PHONE 235 POLIO IS STRIKING NOW— $10,000 Family Protection can be obtained $10.00 for 2 years. CONTACT for only Geo. G. MacEwan Agency' PHONES 230-1551J.. • WEST ST., GODERICH 35-6 and Mrs. Stewart, of Lucknow, visited with relatives -here over the week -end. The Kintail Presbyterian Camp has closed fnr- This tiseason .-.Sevc,l?. different " camps were gathered there during the months of July WHY N'T YOU FINISH `'t, YOUR CEREAL, JACKIE HERE'S A TREAT THAT WILL MAKE ANY CEREAL TASTE BETTER TRY IT NOW, JACKIE - AND TASTE -THE DIFFERENCE! ' OF Ct: URSE; JACKIE ---- IT'S CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP AND WOW THAT'S TERRIFIC, MOM! WHAT IS 1T CALLED ? CAN I HAVE MORE IT'S DELICIOUS! IT'S THE BEST -TASTING TOPPER ANY CEREAL EVER HAD/ . • t, , HOPE TO ORGANIZE GODERICH PIPE BAND Material for what could he de- i veloped into a pipe band for Gode• rich showed up last Monday at the Labor Day parade in the per - 1 sons of Donald Bert MacAdam, Bert- McCreath and Malcolm Camp - hell. • i The three, with Donald Bert and 1lert McCreath on the pipes and Malcrilm an the drums have hopes . of starting a bagpipe band for the town and report that there are a i number of ; „young fellows inter- , ested, especially in playing the ea ptiiesides appearing in the par- lade, the three also played an im- 1 promptu concert for patients on the lawn at Alexandra Marine and General hospital. • iBECalvert SPORTS COLUMN Eemeit 7eftle4"44ms I got a chuckle The other day over a story which said the new pin-up boy in Ire- land , is a horse, and that "A Day in the Life of.•Tulyar" is the rage of the Sunday supple- ments. This, we think, could only happen in Ire- land. a cou try that not merely loves its horses, but breeds some magnificent animals, and in fact owns one in the person of Tulyar. For Tulyar is the 'nation's horse. A few months ago, the Irish Parliament, or Dail, -approved the expenditure of $700,000_ for the purchase of a stallion 'name Tulyar from the fabulous Indian sportsman, the Aga Khan. Tulyar is reported to be. the horse of the century. Ile was undefeated as a 3 -year old in the British Isles, where a racer has to run more than six furlongs and with as much as 150 pounds on his back. The purchase of Tulyar" didn't --pass the Dail without an argument. After -all, it' happened in Ireland. The Conserva- tive, members of Parliament contended $700,000 was a "luxury price" for an animal in a country facing an economic crisis. But the more liberal members won their point, 60 to 23, that Tulyar was a good investment in the national horse breeding in- dustry. So Tulyar became the property of the government. He belongs to the Irish National Stud Farm in Tully, County Kil- dare. The Irish are individualistic, if any race is, and they see nothing inconsistent in rmationalizing the noble horse. • Imagine fhe consternation on Ottawa's Parliament Hill if some member advocated the purchase of Native Dancer for a million or so, for the purpose of improving the breed of racing animals in Canada. But, of course, race -horses don't mean so much to Canada as they do to Ireland. In Ireland, • the horse is big tnisiness. Export of horses is to Ireland almost what General Motors is to the United States or the gold, silver, lead» and zinc products to Canada. Tulyar, the people's horse, will bring niany a pound into Ireland. Not so many as the Irish' sweep -stakes net, elf course, but quite a tidy sum, you may be sure. An Ariierican syndicate headed by Jack Dempsey, Los An- gelesinsurance man (not the ex -pugilist) bid more than a million for Tulyar. The Moslem Aga Klian may have felt in conscience that the steed belonged to Ireland and took a cut in price. The Aga Khan was criticized in.London for allowing Noor to get away -from him. Hence he was- s ensitive'ilbout Tulyar. Noor was Irish -bred, and beat Citation every time 'out. - Tulyar is' held to be an Irish horse, because he was trained on the emerald green grass of the Ould Sod for his English victories. 'Tour comments and suggee'Joets for INls e.hrM w WIlkkeileill by Elmer Ferguson, c/o Calvert House, 431 Yong' 3f..1410606.: .:. Catvert DISTILLERS LtM'tT.E MAHER$T$URO, ONTARIO