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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-06-26, Page 9• 1, !:a.,,,',41,i44,4 • ..,4f,t4-SeriaSona, MURSDAY, JUNIZ 2444, 195:4. TRE ..00Dniou SINAL,STAR A good skipper aiw4ys Watchqk the Weetber. When storm threalt- ene. bead fOr the closest 'safe anchorage. It a storm overtakes you on the lake, stay low, throttle down, and head into the waves. Play safe for more, fun afloat. s1±oRTIT CHIROPRACTIC HERBERT B. SUCH, D.C. Doctor of Chiropractic. Office Hours: Mon., Thurs.'-9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Toes., Fri, -9 a.m. to 8 p.m. ri p.m. to 8 p,m. Wed. and Sat. -9 to 11.30 a.m. Vitamin: Therapy Office—Corner of South St. and. Britannia Road. , Phone 341, A. M. HARPER Chartered Accountant „ Office ,House 3411 343W 33 Hamilton Si. Goderich ALBERT SHORE Public Accountant OFFICE: RESIDENCE: 38„.14amil1an At._ 3L Viciptia...St.....S, Goderich; Orit: • P.O. Box 797 P.O. Box 797 Phone 975 Phone 444 Stiles Ambulance Roomy — Comfortable Anywhere — Anytime PHONE 399 77 Montreal. St. Goderich FRANK REID LIFE UNDERWRITER Life, annuities, business Insurance. Mutual Life of Oanada Phone 346 Church $t. • F. T. Armstrong„, OPTOMETRIST " Phone 1100 for appointment. SQUARE GODERICH ALEXANDER & CHAPMAN GENERAL INSURANCE AND' REAL ESTATE Bank of Commerce Bldg. Goderich. Phone 268, A. J. Alexander, Res. 860 C. F. Chapman. Res, 18. T. Pryde & Son MEMORIALS Goderich Representative • .MR. FRANK McILWAIN CARLOW 27 Eventide and Rock of Ages . registered memorials. 18tf 19 44ekial1nig 11 11 01.'%' ...PS, *1' P0'.....4.191.4.:114990. • frer.'41 i 4-atiagialetp,i)aixiiat • Convicted Third Time, liver Jaded 60 Days -Convicted for the third time of driving while prohibited, Joseph R. Daer, age about 21; of Goderich, was sentenced to 60 days in jail when he appeared 4n magistrate's court Thursday. The youth pleaded not guilty; no witnesses were called to the stand by the defence. . Constable 'Martin, Horan said that he and Constable Albert South Were in the cruise; on Huron rad, near - Walnut street, at 2.50 a.n. on iMay 22 when they saw a man they recognized as .Daer be- hind the wheel of a vehicle. The cruiser turned and followed the car to the youth's home. As the police pulled up, they saw two men fleeing in the direction of the house. As the constables neared the house,, Joseph 'Daer came to meet them. He said that the man who was driving was inside the .house. Constable Horan said that he did not go inside the house to ask the other man if he was the driver, because the officer was certain that Daer had been. driving. Robert Carrick, of Goderich, also appeared in court on a charge of driving while prohibited. He pleaded guilty and was lined OM and costs or two weeks in jail. Evidently, Carrick was driving from Bruce street onto Victoria street, in someone else's car, when Timely suggestion it you need money ! 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Wilful Damage Robert Robinson, 17, of Clinton, was fined $15 and costs after he pleaded gidlty to wilfully damag-. ing a car outside a dance hall on June 13. He was ordered to repair the twin radio aerials which he -broke off the auto of another yotith against whom he seemed to have a pet hate. Kenneth Alan Ludford, of Lori, don, was fined $15 and costs for speeding -in Stanley 'Township On May 27. He was driving at speeds up to 80 mph, according to a Pro- vincial Police officer,. but Ludford, who appeared in court, said he did not recall going over 65 mph. Reginald C. Riehl, of R.R. 5, Goderich, was fined $10 and costs for speeding in Goderich on May 31. He .pleaded notguilty. Pro- vincial Constable M, Groves and Town Constable. G. McIntyre testi- fied in the ' case. -Joseph J: Lajeilne§80; of Clinton RCAF Station, was fined five- dol- lars and costs for driving while unaccompanied by a licensed driven.— Lajeunesse and his pas- senger both held 60 -day permits, said Provincial Constable D. Hobbs, of Goderich. by kna...ies‘a &VW OF GENERAL FOODS KITCHENS Strawberry Preserves will taste mighty good come next winter, so I thought you'd like to try this recipe which I've found tae most successful: STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 6 cups small -whole berries (about 2 quarts firm ripe small strawberries) 1/2 cup water 7 cups (3 lbs.) sugar , y2 bottle Certo Prepare the strawberries.- Hull about 2 quarts small strawberries. Measure 6 cups whole berries (firmly packed without crushihg) into a very large saucepan. Add water and sugar. ' Stow, make your preseria-Place over'high heat and 'bring to a full rolling boil, stirring .carefully to keep fruit whole. tieduce heat and boil gently 3 minutes. 'Remove from heat and at once stir in Then let let cool about 1 hour, to help prevent floating fruit. Ladle into. glasses. Cover ,Iireserves at once with Va inch hot paraffin. Makes about 10 medium glasses, ASHF1ELD A.SHFIELD, June 23.—Mr. 'and Mrs. N. Whitehead and children, of Teeswater, visited recently at the home of Ewart Jamieson. Born—At Ottawa, to Mr. and Mrs. Myers (formerly Catherine Mackenzie), a son, Gordon Mac- kenzie.'+ - Mr. and Mrs. Earl Howes, Mr. and Mrs. Colin Howes and Alec, attended the Howes reunion at Elora on Saturday. Misses Selina,' Louise and Mabel Macdonald; of Windsor, spent the week -end at their home here. ' Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Dorsch and Roderick; of New 'Hainburg; spent the week -end With Miss Annie Mac- Donald. Athong those who attended an- niversary services here on Sunday and visited relatives were: Miss Louisa -Macdonald, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gilders and chi d - ren, of Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young and Peggy, of Gode, rich; Miss, N. J. Mackenzie, Mrs. 'Grant MaeDiarmid and Miss Tena Carrick, of• Lucknow; • Miss Lois 'MacLean, of Toronto; Kenneth Mackenzie, of 'Toronto. ir ". ir (Quay Says _0 I 'Every' summer or about.05 yeap singe .she has, taught at WO schoOla both in the United States aik4bie4.1.Pa4a.-P4-44areA#44mith. a4;,ratgt4ed -to-her4THutiva ome here for holidays Tlus sum mer will be a speci4:1411db and an extended One for Dr. Smi,th, who has retired froni teaching after being on the stair at Havergal College, Avenue road, Toronto, for sone 25 years. .Asked bY the 'Signal:Star' what changes she had noticed in the past quarter of a century in the girl students at such a school as H-avergal, Dr. Smith looked up, from her temporary job or:picking strawberries from her garden and. smiled. "That's difficult' to • say," she stated, "but I think the girls take their studies more seriously than they did 25 years ago. A larger percentage of them go on , to university than ever before,Of the 40 students who were in 'the graduating class last year, n of thern went on to university while others went to other fields to fur- ther' their studies or went into nursing, etc." She expressed the belief that more girls go on to university from - a school such as Havergal than do students at collegiates. More cordial relations between students,r-and staff and mare free- dom allowed the students were other changes she had noticed in the past 25 years, she stated. It is 1-Fie,"93-olier-of--ffravergal's 'principal; Mtha Catherine Steel, that self-dis- cipline is better for girls than en - „forced discipline which has result- ed in less supervision at Havergal, she stated. Incidentally, the prin- cipal of Havergal, Miss Steel, will be visiting with Dr. Smith in July at which time they plan to attend the Shakespearean Festival 'at Stratford. is After Christmas, Dr. Smith plans to visit in Italy and- Greece. She has gone abroad, for a visit about four times during the years she has been teaching, some 35 in all. Dr. Smith's father, Arthur Smith, and her uncle, Frank Smith, oper- ated the old tannery at Goderich for many years. She was educated at (1DCI and' the University of Toronto, and received her .PhD from Yale. There are..more than one and, a third million Women in Canada' with' paid jobs, and the largest group of women workers is in Manufacturing. 011411110411111141000111000011110111410000 FOR LEASE WHITE ROSE SERVICE. STATION MAIN AND ALEXANDER STS. EXETER, Excellent Gallonage. Small, Rental Only Required. Liberal Financial Assistance for Right Man. • Excellent Opportunity for Mech- anic. — Apply at Station or Call • • CANADIAN OIL COMPANIES LTD. Oxford St., East London Phone Gladstone 1.0870 ATT. MR. V. FAWCETT, - -25-27 o•••••••••••••••••••,••• Did you know that all boats— including, canoes, rowboats .and sailboats—must carry lights on the water after d'ark? Find out what the regulation lights are for your craft. Never take a boat' out at night unless it has the proper lights, required by law. • Play safe .for more fun afloat. •••••••••••DIPOODO410•000111 er. „ - Among'..the,-schOpri, where:Ishe' bas taught are .Vassar College,. Poughkeepsie, New York, and -.7.4104nt...1.Viakr4AR.Obirlifati) .as4MMeeO1e-ge University of Toronto... . The beginning of a more socially pleasurable vacation, for to .the ftierids' you will meet, spcltted or soiled clothing labels you "uninviting” andl. makes you "uninvited." ! . „ GODERICH DRY CLEANERS ) WEST ST (74c..., 122 LS C.R.LOWERY , PO.OP. DOODOOODOOOO164111111410000•111 If you've ever wondered what "pectin" is, it's really easy to ex- plain. It's the jelling substance found in all 'fruits in varying ..amounts:So- you see . . Certp is pectin extracted, fro* fruits rich _ in this naturdl substance, then re- fined, concentrated and perform- ance -controlled. That's why, when you use ,Certo and follow the tested Certp recipes, your pre- serves, ' jams and jellies set per- fectly every time. Tart jams or jellies are delicious accompaniments to meat and poultry. Try raspberry or cherry jam with chicken or turkey; gooseberry or rhubarb jam with pork; grape or plum jelly with lamb. , I get quite. a few letters from women who- have itrableta making their ja'in, jelly or,pre- serves, If you'd like help, write prtimereritstr-7 any Information I can. And do watch for my next column! CRYSTAL LAGER :BREWERY - LIMITED • NOTE, Few local grown berries available yet. Rain needed. Lon- don grown, berries nal:Mile' at stores 'here. • "You-rnean-tosay- just 3 -a -day may send backache away!" Sounds goo•d! Logical, tootarou see the normal job of the kidneys is to remove excess wastes and acids —so often 4he cause of backache—from the p system: Dodd's Kidney Pills stimulate the kidneys in this function and so may bring you • that welcome relief from backache they have many others. Try jug 3 -a -day. You can *pen(' oliDodd's in the blue box with the red band. 64 ... . Garbage Collection JUNE 30 .4ji.11.1..Y 1 and 2 The regular collection will be made June 30th. , The area riegularly served on Tuesday NMI be collected Wednesday, July 2nd, in addition to the regular Wednesday route. 11 -26 burners and furnaces Written Guarantee, Authorized dependable service BAaRED BY IMPERIAL OIL ----Because-Esso-HeatinrEcraipment-is---- engineered to meet y Turliorne's spe- cial requirements, you get maximum heating efAciency without any paste. And; for the last word in dependable heat, use Esso Furnace Oil too. 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