HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-01-14, Page 7Out of sucir dreards*kai4
different kiiadfi'of 'buildings are '
constructed 411 -ever -the nation.
Schools, Stores,ffice.buildingh
m
hoes, hotelteipower 'plants,' - - -
i
factories—these are some of the
useful structures created with
the aid of rnoneywhichslife '
insurance compard% invest for,
their policy holders.`
So, if yon are a life,insurance
policyholder, remember . while
you're working to make your
dreams come truce.,while vou'ie
providing Itir YOtiflaiiinY*s
security . . you're also helping
to make Canada a better land to
live hi! THE
-
THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
IN CANADA 553D
"It is Good Citizenship to own Life insurance"
Home owiiersbiw made big
advance in' 'Cat:tide:ft:Sin -1941'-to
1951. At the latter date -65.6 per
cent ,of• -homes were occupied by
owners. .
Quebec produces 60-per.,gent of
the world's 'aluminuiri
•
. •
MIBBECIAR.
1AINT
QUICK CANADIAN QUIZ
1 What pro.vince hes the largest
_rural population?
2: What _postwar year saw the• .
building' of the-greatest.number
of new houses Canada?
3.0n pods imported into,,Canada,
• customs duties average'what per-
centage of their- value? '
4. What the -population of the
province of Newfoundland?
5. In taxes does Ottawa "take- in
more or less than all municipal-
Ities_and the ten provinces
bined? '
ANSWERS: .5.'Ottawa collects
Most twice as -much in taxes *as all
other governments combined. -3.
In 1951 customs duties' were --7y2
per cent of the -value of all imports.
Quebet. 4. 361,000: -2, 1953 set
an all-time high in home building.
WAXMAN SALVAGE- AND AUTO WRECKERS
PHONE .
,
•
NOW OPENT-FOILBUSOTESS',9 a.m. to 5 -paw
BUYING SORAP IRON, iRASS, COPPER and RAGS.
FOR SAW-1..4—ood Used Auto Parti: Piping and Iron.
Under new management of lifeeee 'Brew. 1-3x
... ... , •••••
Known the world over is the°
Queen's radiant smile, canght
here by the cainera as she
watched a parade- of charri-
-0,on 'cattle- -and--:horses at
Hamiltoti NeW-7.ealana.
• ORDERS WARRANT.,
Issue of -,a bench warrant for
Keith Fitzgeralk*CGtiderich, was
ordered in court last Thursday by
Magistrate D. E. -Holmes, Q.C.
Crown Attorney H. Glenn Hays,
Q.C., -told-the court the accused.
was in jail 'at Owen Sound await-
ing sentence on a false prete,nces
charge. Fitzgerald' faces a similar
charge here.
Longevity! At June. I, 1952; aan-
ada had 8,000 women and '5,400
"I fee1. that if boys this age Were
relieved ,of ears_ we'd_ haye a lot
less of this type of trouble," the
magistrate commented. - •
rifle owned by Wilson,
which was alleged . to have been
used in the break to shoot locks
•
Pt1,.•
Attorneyto i1rt.: by Crown, GInii Hays via .the tw
coune1 told the court, thesee.billS
*en • .:e also.
damage caused ‘,,,in. the
- the was -014,
amountedto ,$360. A juvenile; who
fignted.ine'9#0 of ,the TorOrms, vas
ordered-tto, pay one-third of - the
cost '
"You 'boys are - old enough to
better," said Magistrate
HOhneS; To Allison be said;
"YonNte been warned more than
once by police to watch your d iv'
lug?
He .concluded, "Surely these boys
realize by . now that carrying on
like :this is not only, stupid, but
costly."
Huron County is -one a the
largest areas in Ontario.
We of !limn would do Sveli
OccaatiQually to recall the-atory
of the 104 .strtiggle agiihick
'drink that; ctir father"; alit
'Op._ Convicted' On.' FOtgery Chargr grande_rAfought fOr near-
Givenitethand.:One. Week For Sintekely italt-sa -4-century:" Hullett
11.1ship adopted Local Option:;
dorsed when he gtz
et it, be_ said. 1111 , One of 'the th"et. muni -
1
Termed a "sordid.. story"...,...by
IV/agiatrate' D.. E. Hohnea; a
charge of forgery against Edward
Cook, of Taylor's Corner, heard in
court here last week, resulted in a
conviction.
fereosoeknieWnease. remanded one week
• He was charged with having
forged the name of Clayton Steels
an. „Unemployment Insurance
Commission cheque at -Bayfield on
December 1.
-First witness, Miss Dorothy West-
brook, of the Unemployment Insur-
ance Commission office in Gods
rich, said she gave the cheque to
Mrs. Steels on the day. in.. question..
Cheque Missing '
Mrs. Steels, in reply to questions
by Crown Attorney Glenit-Hays,
44x. told the court that she
re-
ceived cheque and was driven
to Stratford by the accused and
several other' perlonS in the ac-
cused's car. .When she arrived
.home that evening, she said, the
cheque and sonic papers were miss-
ing. -
Mrs. Eva Utter, of Bayfield, said
she cashed the cheque for $21
for 'the accused at a service. station
operated by her and. her husband.
She, claimed she gave Cook a Jpen
and he endorsed the chernie„-•'`She-
did not knew, she said that •his
name was not Clayton Steels. Tile
cheque had not been -endorsed pre-
viously,. she said.
Richard Evans said he was in
the service station and saw Mrs.
Utter give Cook a pen, but he did
I not see Cook sign the cheque.
Constable -Morley Groves, of the
Godencle"detachment, Ontario, Pro-
vincial Police, said he investigated
as the result of a complaint laid
by Mrs. Steels on December 2.
No Authorization
Steels, 'Who" told thecourthe
was in jail in Stratford on the day -
of the alleged -offenee, plainied:ehe
did not authorize anyone to caS1'
oWil
.
-Mrs. Steels, he charged, had been cipalities in the Province AO do
drinking quite heavily. She claim- 'so. By 1913 three toteOnahipe,
ed that she did not give the cheque '4,_
to Cook and that she had not re- "VII Villages- and three towns
ceived any money from him, in Huron remained in the
Cook claimed that Mrs. Utter I "wet" column, due to the sixty
gave him a -pen at
on and he intended the,service sta-'
name' on the back of it, but_ chang- 'nitThe telia' d , in 1014
a Temperance—7.e.t
tito sign his -. ... r cent handicaP
ed his, mind.
• Robert Littlechild ,and Mrs. Cook 2,603. The act wiped out all
said they saw that, Mrs. Steels had ,
the ehequeewhile they were at thellegal outlets for the sae of.,
.
gr mavaeglisptiita. te
H. olmes, registering ,th 1919 and in 1924, MIMI
iliquor m our county. Later,
the cenviction, Said he felt.he must voted strongly
in favor of The
aecept the evidence of Mrs. 'Utterl
that the cheque had, not been en- Ontario Temperance Act. In.
dorSe& and that the accused had • tlae later year, when Ontario
1
endorsed.it_. • _ !voted to , retain 'the 0.T.A, by a
-REMANDED . TO JAIL- '' imajority of 34,051, -;.more than
TO AWAIT SENTENCE one third of this came from,
iHurcen, to be exact 11,945. The
Pleading 'guilty at Exeter court ,Courts have: frequently com#1i-
t 0 A charge of lien of- a ring valued :mented our Cottnty Cat' itfl 00130.-:
at $500, Wentworth Book, 51, no,parative freedom from -crime.
feted address, was remanded to :That, not sUrprising. Tht
jail for a week to await' sentence
more freely liquor flows • the
when he appeared before Magis-
threartee last
tET. hHuorlsingys: Q.0 • ., in court busier carireminthaei Co;casurtess. _in"75ral
Beokewas_alleged 'to have stolen I
inVellred "de -
a diamond_ring valued at $500 from oourt
the.. home of Mrs. 'N. E. Cook, of clared a Judke of thirty years'
Hensall. -Book claimed he sold the experience, Let us in :Huron
rink to,a NitohOher Pawn -broker for I hold fast tp
$5. He was picked tip by pollee our proud-pOSition
_at Mount Forest. •The ring 'w a,r, as a tecaperalt! county.
This. advertisement sponsored b
Huron County Temperance
n174 recovered.
An advertisernerirm the Signal-.
Star brings results. , , „federation.
For you the major:
„risks are, probably,
different -from. those, ,
• • - •
met by other families. r Complete Seftee Oleo roptaCs
ment -Sereiee--Ouickee-F.ccin
You can trust us to
• —Drive in ,today ---.Curved
adapt insurance to Saftee Glass.
your needs.
-Nest phone .
MALCOLM MATHERS
-Insurance - Office, 46 West
St., Godeirich, Phone 115W
The next meeting .of the Huron County Council will
be held in the bouncil Chambers, Court House, Goderich
commencing Tttesday, January --19, 1954, at 2 ‘•'
All accotuits, notices' of deputations' and other"
business ,requiring the attention of , C01511011. should be - in
the- -hatiiis of-the'Vehity Clerk net later than Saturdii,-
,
January 16; 1954.
men' of 90 or .more years. -, -the cheque ,
CoOk., wh. o was refiresented by I •
• ea• memeerme J. K. Hunter„.admitted that he and
the people in his •cairn had heen
drinking* during -the .day. Of the al-
leged , offence at'l gravel pit 'near
Goderich. He claimed, Mrs. Steels
gave 'him the $21 cheque ;and he
gave her $17. He said -the other
'$.4 was payment for two trips to
Stratford. The. cheque was ep-
iumm....../...Limir....maiwarommunn
Harold W. Shore
ALL LINES OF INSURANCE
(including. Lifer 1
_and
REAL ESTATE _
Phone 766W • 38 Hamilton St.
Goderich 36tf
• EDWARD.W.-ELLIOTT
- _LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Ir.:leg:respondence ifroinptiy an•
sivered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
•callittePh one 406.1c4
Charge Moderate'and •satisfac-
tion •Gudianteed.
orrOmiETRIST
ihone. 1100 for. :appointinent
,SQUARk GORERFH
NOWt,t0.0A126
IN. BANK
•
OF
COMMERPE
BuILDING.
ON. THB-BQBA.BS,
H. M. ,FOR.
Get Inured Stay I8ued—
fteit •
TELEPHONE •2438*. -
HAROLD JACKSON r
•LICENSED' AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seafortli Phone 11-001 or
Harry Edwards, Goderieh
• Phone 144
M. HA.REeNn ,
„..-q,11a1t'PERED ACCOUNTANT
qoderich,- Ont.
CHIROPRACTIC ,
• _ •
litRBERT SUCH. PC
Doctor of Chiropractic: •
()thee flours: .
Mon,,m Tim -9 a.. to '5 On:
• '" Tues., Frri--9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
7 P.M. to 8 pint.
Weft & Sat.. 9 lief! .a.m.
vitamin Therapy
)111ceL--Corner of .South St. -nd Road. Phone .344.
oupLie AcCOUNTANT
4 BRITANNIA ROAD
' (corner South Stre_t)
finateLL0.11_.GQderiOntr
.........
• •••••••••:,
•
••
• -GENERAL q9,suitAtiCe.
mASONii TEMPLE
WEST' STREET
A. _L. 0114E:
•e-OptoitiettiOntielan. ....
*es Examined, Glasses Fitted
Goderieh, Ont:
• C. F. CHAPMAN
-General .Insurance
Fire, Autoinehile, Casualty •
.. 'Estate. ,
.30 Collioncift CiOderiob.,y
Phone 1.8W
•
,r - •
• Estate Mantling
and Way' ,
investe;frtent
--Management and
Advisory Service
'-470 Guaranteed
• investments
2% on savings
depoSio may be
mailed•
Rekts‘tate Services
. -
F�043 loitiot often tion calf
RAYE B. PATERSON
Trust 0 .
' • Heteedt'Ontarid, Phone 51
. ,•••• ....
•
aiumaittk.,•:,,,,•
. • . •
•
. .
. •
Whatever- you -haul or 'deliver,..,,„ whatever the truck model or size you
......
need .:.here's news that's too impoitant, for you to miss
.. ,
Here's kb -portant truck news for enry user! Here's news , trig. Truck Hydra -Matic transmission is offered at extra cost. not --.';-• ..
about the most powerful, -fineSt--gifOrmitig, best looking only -on 1,12- and 3/4 -ton trucks, but on 1 -tort Models. too!' , -, ---,-.1 • , -..,--
Advance-Design trucks ever built -7:. completely new Chev --New Ride Confrot Seat.* Seat cushion and back move as a utut to
::" • . * -1
......
rolet4rucks for '54
•.-- -..-- .....- ..- irritatrg,,,back-rubbing It s a new comfort .feature you'll 'went! •
, "float" you over bumps with wonderful new cOmfort and without' -- ,r,,,,••,•..1 • .,
' ' -Com in"and see tlr€ trucks behind the biggest truck news el r- ,
le years . . . the,trucks with the Mint new, features . . . new New Heavy -Duty 3,,Speetrirensmiesion. Now you tam en* the
New tngine Power ' Bigger. brawbef—ThriftmaSter and 'Toad.
,,.•
New Cliie'iiig' itiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'.1-1iiliVief Are:''Sliitig on 1500 series. Rigger. :.--,..,::'
added convenience of a steering colurrtnr,. gearshift leer on i -tee. , , .' .,„1/2.„,,,..,„.e.ee,e,'.
1054.0 evrolet Trucks ,--• •
• , Models. This rugged new transmission is specially •designed for
• - long life and smooth operation on tough jobs --.,..„ • ;- -., -,,L,
• :. ... , ,The 0,1g news is in these big new felityres,,.
Master' engines now develop 112 h.riJ Rugged. durable "Torque- tnore rigid frames on, all models.
more durable clutches pp light and heavy-duty models. Stronger. ' -,,.' ----,, ,-,-.-, ,, • , ,r2H-•:`'''''''"
'—' . .-,- ' r.' 1r.{:' H. '-'' ''''
New Comfortmostor Cob. The,big• new one-piece Curved windshield
master', develops 125 h.p and the "Workinaster" 130 h.p
Now, *agar Lod Spate. New pickup bodies have deeper sides . 7,. ,.,-,,-,"'"' .• , ••'''
,
-••
--• -
provideS-greater vitibility. The new instrOrnein panel is easier to tbe ground for easierjoading and
read and thecontrols are easiertoreach_, --untbading
new stake bodies are Wider arid longer. And they're- set lower tai \ '' •-:
,
..-.. •.. ,. i 17,
Now Itydtti.NIntit Tranismottion. You can drive all day On .the 'of.de cow., sex . stakvem ori CO E., tbb'ains, Amenable er vow* i4,94,i' '
highway or, make door-to-door deliveries in the city without shift her di -00A, cab frioliels ; ..
3 c•
„..... - '
.4,
•'':. C. H. E V R01. T--- ','. :ADVAPIt.