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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1957-10-31, Page 6PAGE SIX OHA Lists Changes lniunior 'Be Schedule critter to allow the new Gode- rih entry to make a. late start, I camber changes have been I zilt.l(le in the schedule for the seven- •tealin western division of the OILA 1 Jvtldidar "B" League, First game for Goderich wi1i now rhe viewed here on November 16 with the new Stratford entry pro - riding the opposition. Other teams the ..league are Seaforth, St.' Marys, Woodstock, London and Sarnia. The schedule winds up on Febru- ary 21 when S$. Marys will play at Gederieh. Following is the revised league schedule: November 5—St. Marys at London Sarnia at Woodstock 7—London at Seaforth e---W99stoQit; at St, Marys London at Sarnia c' 12—Seaforth at Woodstock, St. Marys at Sarnia Stratford at London 15—Sarnia at Stratford London at St. Marys 16—Woodstock at Sarnia Stratford at"- Goderich 19--Goderich at London. Seaforth at Sarnia 20—Stratford at St. Marys 21—Woodstock at Seaforth 22—St. Marys at Stratford Sarnia at Goderich 26—Seaforth at London Goderich at Sarinia Stratford at Woodstock 27—London at Stratford 28—Sarnia at Seaforth L g—Seaforth at St. Marys Woodstock at Goderich 30 Sarnia at London December 3—London at Woodstock Stratford at Sarnia 4—Goderich at St. Marys 5—Stratford at Seaforth 6—Woodstock at Stratford London at Goderich 9—St. Marys at Woodstock 10—Woodstock at London 11—Seaforth at Stratford 12—St. Marys at Goderich 13—Sarnia at St. Marys Goderich at Stratford 14 St. Marys at Goderich 17—Goderich at London Sarnia at Woodstock 18—Woodstock at Stratford Be-ef And Dairy Cattle Problems 7,474 THE GODEEJCI SIGNAL -STAR 19—+London at Seaforth 20—Stratford at Goderich Woodstock at St. Marys 21—London at Sarnia 23 . Seaforth at Woodstock St. Marys, at Sarnia Stratford At laindun 26,--Goderich t Seaforth 27 --Sarnia at Stratford London, at St. Marys Seaforth at Goderich January 1----Goderich at Woodstock Seaforth at Sarnia St. Marys at London 2—Woodstock at Seaforth 5 ---Stratford at St. Marys Sarnia at Goderich 4 -St. Marys at Stratford Woodstock at Sarnia 7---Seaforth at London Goderich at Sarnia Stratford at Woodstock $--L49ndon at Stratford 3 --Sarnia at Seaforth 10-- Seaforth at St. Marys Woodstock at Goderich 11—Sarnia at London • 14 --Stratford at Sarnia • London at Woodstock 15---Goderich at St. Marys 16 ---.Stratford at Seaforth 17—London at Goderich 20 ---St. Marys at Woodstock 21—Woodstock at London 22—Seaforth at Stratford 23—St. Marys at Seaforth 24—Sarnia at St. Marys Goderich at Stratford 213—Goderich at London Seaft>rt.kt. at Sarnia Stratford at Woodstock 29—London at St. Marys 30—St. Marys at Seaforth 31—Woodstock at Stratford Sarnia at Goderich February 4—Sarnia at London Seaforth at Woodstock. 5—St. Marys at Stratford 6—Goderich at Seafforth 7—,Seaforth at St. Marys 8—London at. Goderich Stratford at Sarnia 11—St. Marys at Woodstock 13 --=London at Seaforth 14—Goderich at Stratford Sarnia at St. Marys 15—Woodstock at Sarnia 0 Seaforth at Goderich 18—Woodstock at London Stratford at Goderich 21—St. Marys at Goderich 000 I ports of butter oil; that a satisfac- tory formula system be developed for the fixing of . price support; I that this meeting disapprove the setting up of an equalization fund at present. Officers were elected as follows: chairman, Simon Hallahan; vice- chairman. Jas. J. Elliott; directors, Hume Clutton. John Connelly, Horace I elhridge, Russel Bolton, Gordon Richardson. Geo. Hether- ington, and Delmar Skinner; secre- tary -treasurer, J. Carl Hemingway. o u (1 (By J. C. Hemingway) Huron County Beef Producers are not happy this fall. The prices' are three to four dollars less than last year for finis hed cattle while the price for feeder cattle is about the same as fat cattle. In. order to get the very best information possible, the County Executive waited until they could have Mr. Ralph Bennett, chief of 'Livestock Marketing, ('an iari De- partment of Agriculture. Ottawa. Mr. Bennett is reported to be the best informed on the beef situation of any man in Canada. Fortunate- ly, he has agreed to come to Lon- d(tsboro hall. Friday evening, Noy, ember 8th. There will be a beef dinner rt 6 30 with the meeting at_830 If you have, questions I think this; would he the be -t place to_get them an -veered. ' For further de- tails, contact y,;ur town -hip beef director. Huron County Creon Producers held their anr.ual-me.;ine Octohe; 22nd. The attendance was small which I suppose means that the prr,'jurer.s are satisfied. Mr. ',behead, fieldm. n for this dist rict,:, reported that no price negotiation:, had been Held with the trade. Pre-entations were made at Queen's Park and discus- Mons were held with the trade. with a view to investigating the cost of processing. As a result of presentation to Government through the Canadian Federation of Agriculture and support from the Dairy Farmers of Canada the dost of storage was added to the selling price of government owned butter. This increased the price orf butter fat 3cto 5c. The meeting approved resolu- tions to the effect that the Govern- ment be asked to control the im- I ST. HELENS Porterhouse, Sirloin, Wing or Boneless Point Sirloin STEAKS STS �r ., Super Right, Smoked Rindless SIDE BACON ST. HELENS, Oct. 28. --Mr. John McQuillin, who has spent the summer rn,3nth‘z at his home here, !eturncd ; o \V nil sor on Thursday with his ; in in 1•lw•. Mr. Irvin Mc - (':!he. who -pent the week here. Mr- and M:s. Told. David, Janet and Mary. of Stratford, at- tenrlea the anniversary services here on Sunday.' They were ac- companied by Mrs- D. Todd who remained for a while as the guest of Mr-. 1). C. McDonald. Mr. anal Mrs. H. D. McDonald. of 'Milton, attended the anniversary services and visited his mother, Mrs D. C. Mci)onald. Fine autumn weather outside and many baskets of beautiful autumn tiower. inside added a touch of beauty to the anniversary services held in the Unitrd Church on Sunday. The guest speak^r was Rev. R. Kennedy, of the Dungan- non United Church, who delivered two very fine sermons. Special mu is was rendered. The quartette was composed of Mrs. G. Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rice and Mr. W. I. Miller. u 0 doi4sep WANT MIPS SELL IT THRU jtIE HEATHER BEAUTY SALON ANNOUNCES THAT MgrS DOROTHY FEAG * N, GRA "JUTE O1' "1 ITCHENER-WATE h' LOO SCHOOL OF HAIR - DR 1, SING, K!T HE I R, 1:1 AS JOINEll THEIR STAFF. Three operators now to a6rve, you: MR. HARRY OOLLC'LOUGH MISS NANCY iii+i RRYSSEY MISS DOROTHY I+ EAG4N. For _ Appointment Phone 74 103 LY 11TITO')$E ST. GODERICH Interlake Toilet Tissue Clark's Ann Page S T SKIALS Reg. 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