HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-10-28, Page 9FirERBERTs. SUODf, D.O.,
' Doctor of Ohttropractie.
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Tues, Fri -9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Wed. ec Sut. 9 to 11.30 a.m.
Vitamin Therapy
OftIce---Corner of- South St. aid
Britannia Road. Phone 341:
A. M. HARPER
Chartered Acbountant
65 South St. Goderich
Telephone 343
0. F. CHAPMAN
General Infnu:anee
-,Fire, Automobile, Casualty
Real Estate
•30- Colborne St, Goderioh
• Phone 18w
EDWARD W. ELLIOTT
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
Correspondence promptly an-
swered. Immediate arrangements
can be made for Sales Date by
calling Phone 466J, Clinton.
• Charge moderate apd satisfac:
tion Guaranteed.
OPTOMETRIST
/bone 1100 for appointment
SQUARE GODERICH
Wit,. an all-time record high
rainfall of &IA .inches u Hum
aunty for the first half of Octo-
ber, fXrmers are experiencing con-
siderable trouble in harvesting
White beans, soybeans,, silage corn„
turnips and sugar beets.
Huron Agricultural Represent-
ative G., W.. Montgomery says in hi*
weekly crop report that early
turnips have sized too nnich and
can be used only for. the soup
trade or,.livestock feed.
Sugar beets have sized Consider-
ably also, but the wet weather has
caused • reduced 'sugar cortient.
On many farms.; the white bean
crop is a complete loss. Corn
binders are in demand for har-
vesting silage corn as the fields
aro too wet for forage harvesters.'
In some cases, the,''corri is being
cut with sickle or hoe.
livers
-eej Drilling Well In Huron County Endorse
• c°24.44161rPregr°0-1 of 4011ing In/Pgrial OIIf Limited heS Price On Butter
Or Oil welle win be carried on in
Macon County by Imperial 011
'Limited, J. R. Hamlin, a represent-
atiVe- for the firna, told the Huron
County Mumeipal Officers Associa-
tion at the fall meeting of the
„group Wednesday of last week in
'Exeter.
He said that the drilling would
go on despite ihe fact that results
had not been too encouraging.
',Trom the amount of activity
presently taking plate in Huron
County, it can be assumed that the
parties carrying on such work feel
that it is prospective oil and gas
country and that by intenshre and
continued effort's new information
and knowledge will be obtained
which will, eventually, result in
Successful commercial discoveries
being made," Mr. Hamlin said,
-Exploration and search for oil
is a risky and speculative business,
he pointed out.
Wells At Zurich
He noted, however, that two
wells -had been brought ii -recent,
ly at Zurich at a depth of from
1,800 to 1,900 feet. Approximate-
ly 26 wells have been drilled in
the county and of this number
-
Pasture, while excellent for. the
season of the year, is limited be-
causemany fieldsare too wet to
pasture livestock.
Farm sales; however, are netting
good prices—for- livestock; with -
weanling pigs bringing $12 to $15
apiece at community sales.
lhe average coffee tree, .during
its 1,0 -year span . of productivity,
produces about 30,000 "eherries, '
the equivalent of,only 15 pounds
of roasted coffee.
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SUPERIOR PROPANE GAS
• , for better cooking,
water heating and
refrigeration
P Alf. J. Schmidt,
representative.
Stratford Phones 3260,
Res. 3351R P.O. Box •98
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ERRORS AND OMISSIONS
' (Port Ela Tiirnes)
The omission of the letter "t"
from the word "booster," which
occurred in an article appearing
on our sports page recently, has
been, calfed to our editorial atten-
tion by more than one discerning
reader. Some of these even ex-
pressed their criticism in •p face-
tious manner.
For that reason we have a fel-
low -feeling with the editor of the
Creemore Star, who has this to
say about typographical errors:
"Yes,"we know there were some
errors in last 'Week's paper. We
will further agree that there were
some errors in the issue of the
lei and partielpated we. Prac-
tically all the drilling has taken
place 111,, the last four years.
• He e*plained atm reasons why'
oil companies obtain leases. ',Vtrithe
out leases, he said, there would'
be nesense of spending a lot of
money looking for oil. There was'
no standard scale for leases, he
said. Some properties have better
prospects than others and some
farmers are better bargainers than
others.
• Harry H. Strang, elerk of Us -
borne Township, is president of
the association and -presided at the
meeting which was attended by
about 100 officials.
W. A. Orr, Toronto, • deputy min-
ister of municipal affairs, spoke,
On flood conditions in the Toronto'
area.
A. K. Mair, St. Thomas, assist-
ant editor of The Municipal World,
spoke on the interpretation of the
'sew legislation regarding child
welfare and the care and protec-
tion of neglected children.
-• leaunty Engineer -Peter Patter-
-son, Goderich, spoke on road
stressing the increase in
•traffic and the cost of highway
construction.
week before, bet before bawling
us out too unanercifully about if
we want to call your attention to
these facts: In an ordinary news-
paper column there are 10,000
letters and there are seven pos-
sible wrong positions for each let-
ter, making 70,000 chances to
make errors and several million
chances for transpositions. There
are 96 columns in this paper, so
you can readily see the chances
for mistakes. Did you knew that
in the sentence, "To be or not to
be," by transposition alone,
2,759,022 errors can be made?
ow aren't you sorry you blew up
about that little "'take last
week?"
• Unanimous support for the
Dairy, Farmers of Cada in their
maintenance of a 58 -cent floor
price on butter was given JV
Huron County Cream Producers at
their annual meeting last week in
It was also unanimously resole, -
ed that the Ontario Cream Produe-
ers' Marketing Board should ask
for ,a ban on the matitfacture and
sale of margarine, after it has
solicited and received the support
of industry and labor.
The cream producers were ad-
vised by W. B. B;ettie, Fergus,
chairman of the Ontario Cream
• Producers' Marketing Board, to
seek aid from their provincial and
Dominion members of parliament
in the retaining of the .58 -cent
floor price.
• With Hume &lutton, R.R. 5,
• Goderich, chairman of the county
produeers, presiding, a fair repre-
•sentation- was -on hand to hear
Harvey Leslie, Seaforth, president
of the Ontario Creamery Producers
Operators A.ssociation, the guest
speaker. Mr. Leslie spoke on.
"Building for the Future of Dairy-
ing."
Take Stock
Mr. Clutton, in his chairman's
remarks, told the producers that it
was time that they took stock of
What they had accomplished. "The
dairy industr3r is in a precarious
position, with so many surpluses
and with no outlets. Are we win-
ning .or losing the battle' against
the only enemy (dairy substitutes)
•
ics answer
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is thst AignreP tt
-Vieetedth
and as the' four Yeti* egate#
to the 0047).041 ereaTn_ProdUners,
annuai�othg WePe Bne
ton, Sbnon'Hauahan,RUsS011. Obit,
on, and James Simpsonor girlotell.
Three other official' delegates
elected :to „attend the aina1 meet',
ing of the board were Terence
Hunter, Colborne Township; James
Turnberry Township; and
George- Hetherington, - .Morris
Township.
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• Week,end visit 01
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'Bradley of the 1St RC4i, and law'
11Y, and Pte. Bradley'is.another and.,
father, all a Toronto.. Pte.. Brad-
ley leaves for Germany early in
November. .Mrs. Bradley and fantily will join
,,
many sttmetihmere hinush.Trinduaryin. Ger"
000 Wag''
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telesPOe and rd eltOlnilrAell'.
moon through it, 42-, •1609
Gerald MeDowell, of Blyth, and
Reginald Riehl, of ,Goderich, have
enrolledat the Western Ontario
Agricultural School, Ridgetown.
Capt. Clayton Foster, -Mrs.
Foster and two children, of Sarnia,
Mr. and Mrs. Raw, of Mount For-
est, spent Sunday witla.'Mr. and
.Mrs. John Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. George Danchaert
and son, of Leamington, spent a
few days with Mrs. Denr.haerts
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sohn'
Mr. Eincl— .1V1rs. Chas.. Breekow
Ulf SUPERIOR
&VEX -USE Mitt Awn
Pleasing young ghosts
end goblins is easy—just
bring out frosty bottles
of Coca-Cola. That's a
•treat they all go for
delicious, wholesome and
pure as sunlight.{Better
have plenty—a hostess
who serves Coke is
bound to be topulara
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31 HAMILTON ST.
PHONE 1570 GODERICH
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INSURANCE
SEE
II. M. FORD
• HAROLD JACKSON
LICENSED AUCTIONEER
HURON AND PERTH
Seafortb Ptioue 11-661 or,
Harry Edwards, Goderieh
Phone 144
Get Insured—Stay Insured
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TELEPHONE 268W
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GENERAL INSURANCE
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GODERICH
• Saturday, Oct. 30
JACKPOT of $48.00 for full house in 58 calLs.
If not won on Saturday,value of jackpot and also
number of calls will be raised each week until it
is won.
because your Plan
&ate establishe? your
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' without red tope.
ONTARIO 'HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
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tosts.,,.,
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This poster at dealers
—take Bente a carton or two.
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Includid Federal Tisicet
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Plus deposit 2c Per bottle
Authorized bottler -of Coca-Cola under contract with Coca-Cola tic/.
GODERICH BOTTLiNG WORKS
Phone 489
Goderich
General, Life, Real Estate
Phene 230, Goderich 3.
T. PRYDE & SON
Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth
Write Box 150, or phone 413,
Exeter
and we shall be pleased to
caii.
FOUR GAMES SHARE THE WEALTH JACKPOT
COMBINED
EVERY WINNER GETS A TIIRKEY.---NO DRAW
EXTRA 'CARDS 25c
DOORS OPEN AT '8 P.M.
FIRST GAMES 8.30 P.M.
Copies of the Lists of Lands for sale for arrears of taxes
in 1954 may be had in the office of the Treasurer of the County
of Huron in temporary Court House, Goderich.
The said fist has been published in The Ontario Gazette
dated August 7,9 1954. Ursless the faxes and costs are sooner
paid, the Treasurer of the County off Huron Shall proceed to
sell said lands for taxes and costs at the Court House, Goderich,
on Thesday, November 9, 1954; at 2 p.m.
A. H. ERSKINE,
Treasurer, County or Huron.
CIL. Paints and Enamels
NOW ON SALE -FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER
EED CASH to repair or pay
e down payment on a home
repair or finance down paytnent
on an auto . . . or for any other
worthy purposed? '
Get that cash promptly at
nmantait where it'a "yes" to 4 out
of 5...Nobankable security re-
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streamlined methods assure
speedy service. Phone, write, or
come in today.
Loons $30 to $1;00 en Signe/ere, Furniture or Auto
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T LIKES 70 SAY YES
at reduced pikes..
SOME DISCONTINUED LINES ON SALE AT
$1.00 PER QUART AND $3.00 PER GALLON.
WE CAN SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS IN ALL LINES OF
• HARDWARE, 011, SPACE HEATERS, ETC.
ORDER YOUR HEATING NEEDS FROM US. WE SELL
• FUEL OILS AND COAL.
The only fuer office conveniently located up town at the traffic
light on Kingston Street. •
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