HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-05-08, Page 10Or14104 Wednesday. !Catli-
leen will remain with her grand -
Man until the end of the school
Dickson on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McBride, of
London, spent the week -end With
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tigert.
Mr. and---tIrs. George Westlake
and family, of Lucknow, have mov-
ed into Roward Quaid's house.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Petrie are
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Cocklield in Buffalo.
►�e' M�ThTT�� A�1r; 5. r. and �on.l11an, tTan.ad
n moved into their nowt iartnnn Tend�ncy
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ert baffled Glenn Hays in niagtstr4te's' Court
here Thursday. sad ite: "These
..raotkiri-7Sts who' are candittates o vicinity of the police , station, I
,careless, impaired Or drunk &Iv- don't know."
ing charges, have an irresistible "Like thp moth -to- the flame,.,I
suppose," commented Magistrate
I (1) drive by the pence station, D. E. Holmes.
la) take'a spin around the Square, Their corniapitts came dpring the
' or (3) do both. hearing for Armand J. Rey, -3Z,
In anY ease, they couldn't get of St. Catharines and Goderich.
arrested much faster if they tried. .,Roy was fined $50 and costs or 10
This peculiar tendency , was re- days in jail when he pleaded guilty
to impaired driving.
He was picked up after he back-
ed out of a parking spot on East
street, near the Police station. He
nearly drove, into another - auto,
then followed . an erratic course
OP :. TING 'STATEMENT
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Goderich ockey Booster Club
SPONSORING JUNIOR "8" HOCKEY
1957 - 1958 SbEASON
CASH ON HAND Start of Season
RECEIPTS
22.59
Membership and Donations
Gate Receipts
Door Draws
Watch Draw,'
Player Releases
1091.00
3498.04
104.00
116,75
200.00
Want Low -Cost
Yard and
Garden lielp?,‘',
4009.79
5032.38
EXPENSES
Equipment (Sticks, Uniforms, etc.)
Players' Meals and Mileage
Insurance
Skate _Sharpening
Adyertising and Printing
Telephone .
-Fines (Player)
Medical
Mikellaneous
Titkets
Referee .
0.14.A. Share Gate Receipts
Arena's Share Gate Receipts
1647.29
1878.80
80.00
234.00
47.75
340.09
142.25
30.00
121.75
34.85
113.50
526,75
17.62
803.18
6017.83
NET 4.0SS
NOTE: Since. the class. of the hockey season we have -run a
pool on the N.H.L. Play-off Series and have been successful in,
reducing the above deficit of $985.45 by $414.50 to $570.95.
-19 J. C. FREEMAN, Secretary -Treasurer.
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THE,
GOD4RICki
uund a bquare t h 11
aro
• #zk, tai . slop at It xes urant, ' h
restaurant was no. more than a
black away .brain where he had
been parked.before he started out.
The. man's blood. tested 2.4 arts
aleo >per • 1,000, the court 'was
.infertnett- Roy had' ne em A
ty as a hard rock miner at the
harbor untli the day' of the,offence.
4,4
Many At C nrch
Anniversary
lion mark in the history ot a life:"
said Rev. W, Hall, of Seaforth,
at the 126th anniversary services
6f North.Street 'United Church on
Sunday. "It says eiwp and thank
Him for , all His goodness," he
stated.
"Many years of _devotion have
gone into making this church what
it is today on its 126th annivers-
arY;" said Rev. Mr. Hall, adding
that the occasion called for grati-
tude to God for the blessings that
have come from it through God
to members 'of the congregation
down through the years. Perhaps
the most prevalent sin of human-
ity is ingratitude, he said, pointing
people could be truly thankful
every day. We are so pie -occupied
with our own particular problerag
We fail to realize the many things
for which we should be grateful,•
he stated. "Love your church and
be thankful for it," said the min-
ister of Northside United Church,
Seaforth, who was guest preacher.
at both morning and evening ser-
vices, at which there were large
attendances.
Guest soloist Was Mrs. Bonnie
Gowman, of Galt, a former mem-
ber of North Street United Church
PORTER'S HILL
Sunday, Mother's Day, will be a
,com,bined service with the Sunday
School. A baptismal service will
also be held. ,
Sunday, 'May 13, the services at
ing service at 9.45 and Sunday
School wit/ follow: -
Mrs. Robt. Haines (nee Margaret
Torrance) is spending a couple of
weeks with her parents, 'Mr. and
Mrs. Reid Torrance.
+1F AY: *A'
i esers# wars
y Bowiers
!Mrs. Edna Overholt was elected,
president of the Goderich Ladies"
day ---Nigh- Seeial=-League---
When the .howlers hold their spring
banquet' at Maitland Golf Club.
1 moi :...0 :3r"..;atr,.ers
wee -president, Aauie Allier, secr
tary, Marie Lyildiatt; treasurer:,
Beryl 4Pollard.
Awards . were presented to the,
winning team, the "Greenhorns,"
with Mrs. Earl Allison apting as
captain. Individual awards were
made to Mrs. Edna Overholt, high
average; Mrs. Arlene Lomax, high
single, and Mrs: Kay TdacAstocker,
higl triple.
After the dinner and election of
next season's officers, a pleasant
evening was spent playing bingo.
It's amazing thetnumber of
things one can 'remember having
forgotten.
miners eet For Information Re
The ,Rights' Of Mame ipeline
The .Agricultural Beard Room at
Clinton was Med to. capacity last
prolZsed pipeline from Stratford
10 Goderich-held a meeting.
This meeting was called at the
request of Don Middleton, Sege:
tary-fieldman of Middlesex Cotinty
Federation of , Agriculture and
member of the Ontario Federation
of Aqiculture Pipelines Mid Land
Acquisition Committee, to supply
the farmers with information on
obtaining lheir rights for this in-
Thl„, comMittee has been meet-
ing regularly with cabinet min-
isters concerned and, in the case of
pipelines, with the ,,Ontario Fuel
Board for the benefit of all farm-
ers.
The first thing we need to keep
in mind is the fact that public
services such as highways, rail-
ways, hydro, telephone and pipe-
lines can cross your property in
spite of any inconvenience or ob-
has taken a determined stand that
property owners mugt be paid com-
pensation to cover this direct or
indirect loss., As a result of their
efforts, the following regulations
have been added to the Pipeline
Act for the protection 'of -farniers:
1. The Company requiring the line
must 5btain permission to con-
struct from the' Ontario Fuel
Board.
2. The property owner has 14 days
after notice of 4 public hearing
to give written objection.
3. If objection is laid, 60 days are
allowed for investigation by de-
partments of government, farm
organizations, municipalities and
4. The Fuel Board has the right to
impose on the Company-- term
and conditions, of construction
and the use of a standard ease-
ment contract.
6..The land Owner has 'the TIght-
- -01361 the Offer' ore-inripeneition
to the Government appeinted
cost.
S.Inspectors will be appointed to
see that drains, fences, etc., are
properly repaired.
Fuel Board, assnrecl the meeting
that Miners who are not satisfied
refuse to sign the easement and
they will then have. the opportunity
of stating their case before -the
Board. If the complaint is reason-
able, it will bp upheld and the line
The Federation working
on a satisfactory easement contract
and are hoping to eventually suc-
ceed in getting the approval ef the
Fuel Board.
Following are the U.S. support
prices on dairy products that may
be of interest to you: iMaitufactur-,
ing milk, 3.5%, $2.72 per cwt,;
Cheddar Cheese, 32.75e; Butter
Grade A, 58:75c a lb.; Non-fat DrY
milk, spray 14.25c, roller 12.25c.
Trucker Fined
For Overloading
According te. ,Prei4ncial Con-
stable R. Skins. one l'etek was over,
loaded by 8,q10 Pl.n1043 Wiwn
on April 17. The ,other true); had
• In Magistrate D. E. Holmes'. view,
it WaS "simply a ease ef defrauding
feeling that heavy trucks-nre -bard
on tpe highways. When" a trucker
carries a Joad in excess of that for -
which he is licensed be is attempt-
ing to evade, paying his fair share
of highliay upkeep, the court
pointed out.
Pleading. gniliy. to. two ehargea
of overloading his trucki,
Samuel SweitIer, of Exeter, was
fined a total of $50 when he ap-
peared in magistrate's court at
Pump Not Dump'
Typogrpphie4 errors are 'al -
4 ways good for amusing read-
4ng. For example, there's one •
in the telephone directory just
distributed in Goderich last
week. It reads: "Water Works
and Dumping Station.- De-
spite the fact that it is really
a "Pumping Station" there ar
those people objecting t6- ,tfie
color of the town water, us-
ually in the spring, who might
think the mistake is a justifi-
able one. But it does serve to
is et,there is always the dis-
tinct possibility of letting an
error go by unnoticed., It's so
easy to do. Just ask any news-
paper proof reader.
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HURON
Charlie 1ViacNaughton will be a valuable
addition to the Prost team. He will'be
heard at Queen's Park.
FROST TEAM
Huron Needs A Government Representative
The Frost Team's Contribution
To Huron Riding In 1957
Roads
Education
Hospitals
Welfare
Municipal Grants
S8 76,822.00
Heretofore Huron had; had no provincial institutions of any kind. As a result of. the untiring efforts pi the late Tom
Pryde,'a l',300 -bed hospital for retarded children is to be• built on the shores of Lake Huron, near Goderich: The election
of Charlie kapNaughton as a member of tke Prost team Will insure that full benelits from this huge project itill be de-
rived by thb entire riding. Here are a fevr cif the important benefits it can brbig to Huron:
• Ern. ployment From 600 to 800 Men "and Women
• Payroll Over' One Million Dollars Per Year
• Food. S'upplies $350,000 to $400,000 Per Year
• Maintenance Expenaitures - 'Over $200 000 Annually
CHARLIE MaCNAUGHTON -1/1/111„1. WORK' FOR HURON
Vote
Charles
halt
Sup ,ort Good Government
Progressive Conservative
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