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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-11-12, Page 8THUiISDAY, NOV. 3,'21,b, Yours at No Extra charge! jG31 i! Complete 10-peece snatched set of Marco aluminum ouicware given with any Electric Range by Deepfreeze Marco 5 -Way Cooker -5 Utensils in One!: 3.Qr. SAUCE PAN 1 Or. PADaNO PAN CHARGE ADJOURNED UNTIL NNW YEAR Hearing of .a charge of careless driving against Clayton Laithwaite, of R.R. T, Goderich, was adjourned by Magistrate D. E. Holmes, Q.C., in police etiurt last week until January 7, 1954. ' ' Laithwaite was charged- as a re- sult of a collision between a car driven by him and a bicycle driven by 14 -year-old Ted Turner, of Goderich, on the Huron road on October 24. Turner suffered a fractured left leg and fractured thigh as a result of the accident. Crown Attorney H. Glenn Hays, Q.C., told the court that the yotith would likely be in hospital until about Christmas. J. K. Httsnter represented Laithwaite 2-0t. CEREA+ COOKER ave 2,0t• SAu EOMNED DOME SOUR 141. 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Sturdy shows that only $51,315 re-; Taxes outstanding are: 1952, $16,195; 1951, $6,781; 1950, $1,123 The figures show, Mr. Sturdy re- ported, that approximately 80 per cent of the current roll has been collected and nearly one half of the arrears as of the first of this year. Sigalat Tower-thrust Not since 1934 have there been so many business failures in Can- ada as in 1952 when 1,509 business went bankrupt. L TIM DIRECTOR, CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITIES, w.r DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR, OTTAWA (POSTAGE FREE) PLEASE SEND ME INFORMATION SHOWING HOW 7 CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ANNUITY CAN BRING ME RETIREMENT INCOME AT I,PW COST. MY NAME` 15 (Mr: /Mrs. /Miss) 5 LIVE AT PLEASE PRINT DATE OF BIRTH AGE WHEN ANNUITY TO START TELEPHONE 1 understand that information given above will be held, cnftdentiol. The court of revision on the as- sessment roll for the Township of , Goderich was held in Holmesville l on November 2 at 7.30 p.m., with all members present, and also the county assessor, A. -Alexander. Lloyd Sowerby was granted a re• duction of $50.00 for bush exemp- tion. James Sturdy was granted a refund on taxes for a barn burn- ed and also lowered $150.00, which includes $50.00 for bush exemp- tion John Wain was granted.I $200.00 off land assessment. As- sessment of D. Hendricks was low- ered $100. G. Parsons was granted a refund of taxes on one parcel of land. E. J. Trewartha was grant- ed a refund of taxes on, buildings. William Cox had his assessment lowered $150.00 • on land. Peter Harrison was granted $100 off land assessment. An appeal from the Roman Catholic School of Goderich was left over for further investiga. tion, and will be dealt with at the next sitting of the court, November 16 at 7.30 p.m. Several changes were recorded in tax notices. The regular meeting of the coun- cil followed the court of revision. Minutes of . the last regular, and also of a special meeting were read and adopted. Considerable discus- sion arose over the problem of Cabin Trailers, especially from the point of schooling. A delegation was appointed to investigate fur- TO SECOND JOURNALIST Toronto was the scene last Fri• day of the unveiling of a plaque commemorating John Wilson Ben• gough, the first Canadian cartoon- ist to gain international reputa- tion. The plaque, unveiled at historic Mackenzie House, was the second in Canada to honor a journalist. The first was placed beside the South street entrance to Huron County Court House in Goderich commemorating Sir John Stephen Willison. The plaque at the Court House reads: "Sir ' John Willison, K.B , journalist; -author and -publicist. Editor of The Globe, 1890-1902 and of The News, Toronto, 1902-1910. Born at Hill's Creek, Huron Coun- ty, 9th November, 1856. pied in Toronto, 27th May, 1927." It was erected by the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada. PAINT A ROOM WITH THI EC6lOMY PAINT FOR BEAUTIFUL WALLS AND CJI ILINOS ther and report at the next meet- ing. The delegation consists of the Reeve, Councillor Laithwaite and one member from the Town- ship School Area Board. Communications read and filed included: Fire Marshall's Office; Department of Highways; Donald V. Crich; Victoria Hospital; Colin Lawson; Blyth Fish and Game Club; Huron County Municipal Of- ficers Association. Snowploughing was discussed, but final arrangements were left over till November 16. The following are the accounts: Norman Tyndall, fox bounty, -$4.00; J. C. Proctor, fox bounty, $10.00; Austin Harris, fox bounty, $52.00; Chas. E. Wise, telephone loan, $500.00; W. H. Middleton, valuing livestock, $15.50; Clarence Perdue, shooting one sheep, killing dog, $5.00; Wise Bros., livestock claim, $136.00; direct relief, $35.00; Read superintendent's pay roll, $4;527.19. Council then adjourned until November 16 at Holmesville. and agreed to the adjournment. IE Nee high: In March of 1953 the average hourly and weekly earn- ings of hourly -rated wage-earners in Qanada were the highest ever. The hourly rate was 134.7 cents apd the weekly rate $56.71. PERSONALIZED INSURANCE SERVICE BY-LAW REQUESTED A petition signed by 23 residents of the Square was received by Town Council last Friday night requesting that a by-law be passed to eliminate or control unnecessary noise on the Square at night. The request pointed out that it did not refer to civic celebrations, but noise created by -small groups, especially after midnight. Conn-, cil referred the petition to Town Solicitor J. K. Hunter to determine What power it had to act on the matter. 4 GODERICH .LIONS CLUB IXEI BIN( Famous Benmiller Blankets •;F!RS r QULIT Y CHICKENS AT MacKay Hall - Friday, Nov. 13 8.30 p.m. Blanket. Bingos, 15c. Chicken Bingos, 5c. 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