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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1958-07-10, Page 7THURSDAY, JULY /OM 1958 BOATS --BOATS —BOATS. • 0ILOR DEALER, FOR ALUIVUITIVI, FIBERGLASS, STEEL BOATS CONTACT Huck's Boat Livery LIVE BAITS AND BOATS FOR RENT -21.ff -IF YOU NEEDCW- 71+EN DON'T DELAY „OALL T.C.C. ON THE PHONE TODAY! TRANS CANADA CREDIT LOANS,, )4 4tv, AYR 131 LOANS — $150. to $2,500. Up to 30 months tn repay— Plans to suit mu" budget. 148 THE SQUARE, PHONE 797 HIRKTON COIVIIVIUNITY ASSOCIATION nnual Garden Party FAIR GROUNDS KINUCTOPONTARIV Wednesday, July 16, 1958 Snappy Girls Softball Game, St. Marys Pullets vs. Kirkton Cow Girls at 6 p.m. Budding Start. Juvenile Program, 7.30 p.m.; Sparkling Professional Program, 9 p.m. Ample Facilities for Refreshments and Seating. free Supervised Parking on Grounds. - Police Protection. ADULTS, 75c. • CHILDREN, 25c. COME AND BR/NG YOUR FRIENDS. Attendance 28 E.XCEPIONAL SPARE OR FULL -Tom OPPORUNITY FOR MEN AND Waffler This is a rareopportunity for ambitious people to establish themselves in a business of their own by operating an • EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORSHIP for an indispensable, depressionroof product manufactured exclusively ,for Vega by Honeywell' Controls Idmited This is a clean, dignified business. Absolutely no selling Or canvassing, and an opportunity to expand rapidly into a large lucrative enterprise. The selected applicant Must be- able to devote at least four houra, per week to his business in order to keep established outlets •-tupplied with this product, and must havea- inhiumum of $895.00 immediately available for the initial stock. Your investment fully protected by repurchase of unsold • Stock at full price by the company. IMMEDIATE CASH RETURNS • ON youR INVESTMENT Distributorship will he granted only after personal interview with our District Manager. • Write today giving name, •address and phone number to: GASALE—COMPANY---LTV 25 Queens Quay East, Toronto, Ontario. t27 -8x '- • •....•44,,,,,,-4,444,..„•44,,i,..,4•44;,".i..4.44,4............:(4,41,44•445-4 1'14. , .-".•••••,• "Z;;,-1":41' •• • • • •••••id , joyriclingCdots Over $50 Each Two YOUng ailIne4 W114 WOli joyriding IP a car were fined Sak each•plus costs, or three weeks in __.-(ivitmt.0444,turat Ernest,.11i)::, Hawkins, Pleaded guilty to the joint charge-. They Were sentenced by Magistrate D. E. Holmes here Thursday., The pair took a car owned. by Goderich Motors Ltd, without per. mission on June 15. The auto' was recovered later about three miles out of town. In another case heard in court. Thursday, Harold M. Wilson, wasfined $50 and costs, or 10 days, for impaired drivin.. His driving license was suspended, for three months. He told the court that the only reason, he was driving on the occasion 'he was picked up was because he thought he was doing a favor for a friend. GODERICH COMMUNITY CREDIT UNION GROWING The Goderieh Community Credit Union has now about 350 members and is aiming for a total member- ship of about 500 for this year, according to Harold Sanford, chair man of the education committee. The office at 40 Hamilton street, now open evenings only, will be opened full time frem July 21st on and will be in charge of, Steve Helesic, secretary -treasurer of the Goderich Union. It is affiliated Association: -With' qteaqarters' "it Hamilton. One-quarter of all the c.ommunity credit unions in Can- ada are located In Ontario. ' r . HERE IS WHERE TO BUY A SIGNAL -STAR For the convenience or Sig- nal -Star readers who purchase their paper from week to week- rather than by a yearly subscription _thzougit the m, • SignalStars are sold at the - following stands: - GODERICH— A & P Store Bowler's Groceries. raigie's Tobacco Store Dunlop's 'Dug. Store Goderich News Stand Rieck's (Lauder) Drug Store Signal -Star Office Auburn—Gordon Taylor's General Store. • BaYfield--Bayfield Variety Store enmiller-L. Delinert Clinton—Newcombe's Drug Stoke Dungannon—Eedy's•Store, Grand Bend — MacLaren's Pharmacy --• Holmesville—D. E. Gliddioi Kingsbridge—G. F. McKen- zie Store Kintall—W. J. MacDonalds Store. Nile—Nile GeneralStop Port Albert — Roy Petrie's Store • Saltford—Tam Morris Gen- . eral Store Sheppardton—F. Rising's Store IN " GODERICH Tuesday, July 15 A SPECIAL RCAF CAREER COUNSELLOR See him and find out what the Air Force offers you in valuable aviation trades training —pay —pension — and other benefits AT THE TOWN HALL, . p.m. to 6 p.m. • k. SE SERVICE HOUR R LAWNS, GARDENS As set out jn By -Law NO. 8 of 1954; the hours for the- use of hose service 'for' watering lawns and gatclens' after June 1, 1958, wili be from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. 'raw ca-opeiation will be greatly appreciated. saum.simm ,• t•,•• -y , "(k Cornithission 28 U QOM= KONATATAR 'rids station'wagoncin be used on highways or railway lines 'With equal fa41ity4 Thecar has been aSsigned by the CPR to the British Columbia dist.riet ox la wheels to be raised in one • min- ute Or lowered in, two at any ,sandard highway crossing, ft Is the first oar In Canadian Pulite service to he •interehangeable be- tween highway and rail oper- ation. M*4- • •,•••"',>•,'•••••;•:•••••:,,•••• • A , • • , • "•'• • ..• • • . • • vs. Councillor Witness 1 Drag Strip, appedBy Magistrate D. E. Holmes maae it clear in court here Thtirsday that he Will not tolertite tel streets being Used for auto manoeuvera that he ,feels ',should be confined. to "drag strips." • Jack Thom, age about 18, of Auburn district, was fined $10 and costs, or three days in jail, after he was convicted of careless Bruce Sully, a town councillor, - testified that he gae. chase and took down the license number after watching the teen-ager's auto slide broadside around two 'corn- ers. • ' The magistrate Commented: "Tey •have drag strips in various cominunities in which drivers, can let loose some of their steam with- out danger to others." • He warned that the streets of Goderich or any other town should not be used for manoeuvers that one might expect to see on a drag strp.. Howling of Tires• • Mr. Sully, who lives at the cor- ner of !Waterloo and St Patrick streets, said that he had parked his car on the boulevard. He had let his children out of the car when his attentibn was drawn • to the howling .of tires made by an auto torning Off West street onto Waterloo. "Ile slid around •the ' corner broadside," said Mr. Sully, who thought at first that this vehicle was out of control. The same pro= cedure ' was repeated at the next corner, he testified. • There were children playing nearby, he told the cort. Jumping into hig own car, Mr. Sully caught up to .the auto driven by the teen-ager. There were two assengers in this car. When he asked the driver to produce his license, testified Mr. Sully, one of the passengers said "'You're not a cop, and away' they went like a rocket." Getting back into his', own car, Mr. Sully followed. again and jotted Driving Magistrate down the license number. Then he went to the police station. Jack , Thom, who pleaded • not guilty, said he did not recall the car sliding broadside at the corn- ers, but said he might have been going a little faster than normal because he Was trying to catch up to another auto in which he thought -a relative of his had been riding. He denied that he had indulged in some horsePlay to amuse. his passengers or that he and his passengers were 'laughing as they drove through the course describ- ed by Mr. Sully. 4, SchooF0f Music Holds Its Picnic The pupils of St. Joseph's School of Music held their picnic at Har- -b0r-Park Races were conducted by Sister M. Agnes, with the following re- sults: Balloon race, Danny Enzens- berger; cracker race, Norman Bell; threelegged race, Frank Taras, Kenneth Jeffrey; wheelbarrow race, Mark Redmond, Bill Jeffrey; girls' 50, yd. dash, 'Geraldine Slirratt, Diane Redmond; •ladies' 50 yd. dash, Mrs. Leo Walzak, Margaret Pierson, Mrs. R. Smith; blow the feather, Lucy Brudnicki; relay race, Edward Walzak, Kenneth Jeffrey; kick -the -shoe, Edward Walzak; needle and thread, Gail McAstock- er and Mark Redmond. Other winners were: Norma Wal- ter, Michel Thurston, Gwendolyn Redmond, Shirley 'Pierson, Terry Rutledge. A ball game was plaYed by two tearris captained by Frank Taras and Kenneth Jeffrey with Frank Taras' team winning. A bountiful supper was enjoYed by all. Signal -Star ClasSifiea ads get results. KIRKTON GARDEN PARTY Between 3,000 and 4,000 people are expected to attend the annual garden party or the • kton Com- muhity Association • te'l Kirkton, near Si. Marys, Wednesday, July 16.. The program starts at 6 p.m. with a girls' softball game and at 9 pan., there is a professional stage show. , • Canada supplies about 60 per cent of the world's asbestos; *most of it comes from mines but north- ern Ontario and northern B.C. have one mine each.. a „ 1,1 lig f e to a 11, It * I Celebration At Clinton u ••• OrangemenSaturday. The parade w111 march 's Ju 12th parade on YO4-14. ,.$914th- Perth to Community Park . where ad-. dresses will be heard. • It is expected that the gathering at Clinton on Saturday will be larger than 'usual due to new ar- rangemeos made. In order that better organized and better dis- tributed July 12th celebratioos might be held,- the Orange lodges of the three counties of Hurn, Perth aod Bruce ,have formed an alliance to co-operate their Worts. In whichever three of the coun ties the July 12th parade is held between new and 1962 it will be the respoosibility of Ihe county lodge to 'select a town for the day's program. • Guest Speakers at Clinton will be Right Worshipful William Tat - ford, 'Sarnia, deputy grand master of Ontario West, and Right Wor- shipful Harold Watson, London, deputy grand master of Royal Bla4Knights of Ireland. The par is expecte1k d to start at 2 p.m., d the first speaker w,i1.1 make his rerharks about 3. pm. in the park. The following regions will be 1 next few th 1959, with St.- MarYS as tho centin North Ituron in 1080; Korth Rerti. 1951, and West •Brine, .41114, Centres have not been chbsew tor. the years 1960-62, • D. J, Worden, St. AtrYs;is chalt‘ man of the joint celebration co* mittee and J. Purdue, St, Milys is secretary. • CEIXBRATE THEIR 33rd WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Eck Hartney, Bri- tannia road, celebrated their 33r4 wedding anniversary on Jure 29tk. Their children, Mr. and Ms. Tom Hartoey, Mr. ,and Mrs. Pat Hartney, Mr. and Mrs. Len. Dori. kin (Beta), Mr. and Mrs. Steve Pasek (Patsy), Miss Marlyn Hart- ney, Mr. Ken Meadows, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. M. Lassaline (Rosemarie),and seventeen grand- children enjoyed a turkey dinner at their parent's home. Mr. and Mrs. Harney, received many card, flowers and gifts. Dur- ing the day friends dropped in to offer congratulations. • WORK AREA ... One farmer wise incited a wel141gbted area to work or tractors and farm equipment daring stormy weather la - stalled In his granary a !medical doer la erldch plywood panels 4rere replaced with glass. • ear &H�ffmeyer Plumbing and Heating 24-HOUR BURNER SERVICE. CLARE — HECLA PURNAORS, Oil and Gas 9 Hamilton St, Phone 1172 GODERIOH .TIKE ADVANTAGE OF LOWER Stiminei Prices ORDER NOW• Famous Reading Anthracite The Coal with As red spots. 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