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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23rd, 1958'
GODERICH--A CONVENTION CENTRE?
Th Weather Man zni!•-„1 his approval
with brilliant autuiirn surssli:rat- +,v, -r th4-
end as more than 500 Kin.suien
from all over •\Vetern t iil''air.i,: * �n •...`:2�'ar i
Peninsula and some ,f 4,11ird: i)Letr:+? ditei�•3 ai
a district 1:(Anventir,n here. Th,; xtat.;rai t+•-aufv
cif, Goderich, further °:1tl.+xn'•-t-,i r+}' the titse
weather, pleas,etil the v:-.:t'>r, h•.,•I:nrg the:r
meetings at the1'av:'.: '::. +giver:o,:,k:ing
Huron. In fact, th-y '•(•ant t,) return` a_a:t1.
to this :Qvr•;V Teat:nrr
,Nit sv. r tl4 - - rn•irr, ,:2.r. 1
at the h:nnmt.n td.. ,:1Jta-n{: •, t•
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were some. 2'50 l)»=;, �)'• -. -'- i is
'ofe•sterg'. Ontar r, .ri
annual banquet . t ..'.'
Agricalturai S,,.:ie-y .- --La A,1 1 ....
Saturday
Were rA ,t,' n - r "r. -het. h l 1.
Coder.? .'= c; i. >. i.i -... r.
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S'o'n �_.1 •"� a ` ... _
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ri,.. sl:rni,+ .+f more large :i-,n:'r i:i: 'ri, than
not :en°r-all :creat?%i. sch:,:l1
a, •.6 e s a point to I.,-
Tl::;'.1! �ailir �rtt n
he,side tife lake: makes -it -a
rit.ore desirable. p:aee than ter i•d :ii, iai: rs
are 1 .. I Then.
4l rtit:tl. - h.er. '7E-7 :na.. fir ov.,...", f t 5 • :+L
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w:__ lie
'ham' a• -r_•-"h:.-r.. Tn..ett held
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rich by several persons Thursday
night. Bill 'Rots and Mel Craigie
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gave ase but were left far be-
:,.,.t1i t4W1l thaialfn3o ed. neer f` •
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report to be numerous in 'Col-
borne Township.
;15, Years Ago
Boys' champions at the GCI field
day were: senior, Douglas MacDon-
ald; intermediate; John Graham;,
1 junior, Jim Bisset. Girls' champ-
ions were: senior, Nancy McArthur;
intermediate, Victoria • • Jti�ecb'er;
' or, e-1 neesliaw.
' Wong Lung Poi, who was head
Chef at Gordon Wonts restaurant
in Goderich for 10 years, ' died 'in
London. His son was` a general' in
Chiang Sai-Shek's army.
"R. H. Lauxon was chosen" care-
taker of Goderich Collegiate Insti-
tute to succeed Thomas Bowler.'
who resigned after 14 years of
- service- v .
Three members of a religious'
sect were ,sentenced to 20 -day jail
terms bs Magistrate Makius at
t Goderichbecause -e failed to re -
part foratnedieal examinations after
receiving their calls from the army.farmers,Duron County farmers, through
the County Council and the Feder-
ation of Agriculture. were seeking
Down Memory's . Lane
45 Years Ago •
Town Council w.is asked to g"aar-
antee the both of American Road
1 M.achi> e Co. of C an, da for 50.000,
which was :o be't spent -in the pur-
;ha-e of land. the erection of build-
ings and the acguisinoti of new
equipment. I. -Ice -president C. L.
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Moore told Council that the .U.S.
hrde pro w•L fom
a sma 1 b: r;ksneeth shop in Pen-
: rt,S,ylvania to four factories in di-f-
feren: parts of the country. H
eed' • f>`
said he ' hopfor' a° r rnitar expan-
sion of the Canadian company_
The Goder:ch plant of American
_ :'�•j»f'._'- _, bay'' .,. Ft:Jed Machine, Co. now•.,emplored
5t+ zrien
ane the c*ornpanr. had plans
s r i 7 . •t, 1 .. t a, :o erecta new main building. 70 ,
-a T,', n tz' � fes: !:d to e( v'
:mac �a'I a a,<•."4it + 00
I , . Ule; staff
Ain a'-ew Mii_`•:.a n had sold his Col -
bo, J - Township farm and was pre-
_•r- nom- :0 rereL�too r: ch. 2
riot:} :r Mr'.. S J MelKinle • preached in.
, • ¥:croria Street Lhurt',7 o S indaYi
moreneeine
J_ „if:' - shk•' t.'. wA ^: 'Jr''.idl Csar.sy.d.. f__Fr=4 e,f'.n-.=.
',�i ,. r•r_ arE ia.y an•.i C.. i�' `•� _r it i•:
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ge- > T mar. and they were married
r.ext day The lady- Owned a S4.000
Term
25 Years •Ago
Ed, Ervine and Mac Fritziey had
a a'Et on the world• series between
- 5 Loues cardinals and iietroit
r:_ers. The lov=er was to transport
•-_er:rr1und.
a whet:barrow. Mac won the bet
b;:: he didn't collect it., Ed waited.
- wall the wheelbarrow in vain.
'Population. of Goderich - was
4.383. according to the latest figures
rr: _ ased by -k. es.sor J. IL Robert -
Record catches Of perch were
reported by commercial fishermen.
On Tuesday-. Graham ,Bros. tug
bro.u-gh:.,in.a ton-raltght four. -mikes,
out in 15 fathoms of water. At.,.
paces up to ave cents a pound.
this was considered profitable
ousrzeess.
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F .tbe- raQ_. of .the._ .-R'
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roundhouse was blown, off in a
v:c,:en:.• ,wind. rain and •electrical
•ren which lashed Goderich and
nits trice, 'Thomas Jewell, near
L: y a2. and Hugh Shields. •o'f Ash-
i::d Township. repol ted cows kill-
ed by lightning.
• A ;• 01r. g. deer was seen in G ode -
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_.: vser.i.atton :L', another Western . On-
- ---a c-:.1W7nu ::z Seems that when
;� r - : .,.r":_ ` 'L"'' c;i° e �r:de?ro•r-r1 :sen: into
-' :4 �+r_ :rl prLPCti; 8 a rrierrla e :cense,
:he rade-:o--b=& e:aped• -with the
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1tri t il,•.
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ril•1'�''' „ •1; "if ill, •li r,i-
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to have a Boor price of $20 pel• cwt.
placed on dressed hogs at Toronto.
10 Years Ago
fling.to quitfour's die-hard
Baker, C. `F. Chapman and Tom
Pritchard—journeyed to Tottenham
Wednesday and returned with first
prize.
In memory of Jack Calder, son
of Bev. ami Mrs. A. C. Calder,
formerly of Goderich, sports''writer
of Western Ontario newspapers set
up a memorial trophy for high
school cdmpetition. Jack was a
'former sportsreporter.
A .number of Goderich stares
were using oil lamps to save elec-
tricity. The threat of hydro shut-
offs was still hanging over the
town.
Hon. J. J. Donnelly, 81, dean of
the Senate of Canada, passed away
at his home in Pinkerton, Bruce
County. He was the father of
Frank Donnelly, K.C., of Goderich.
Half an inch of snow fell here
on the morning of October 18 but
most of .it had disappeared -by noon.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23rd, 1958
LEGION LADIES PREPARE '
FOR POPPY DAY SALES ,
.Tho- :, iO4 fIio ''AuxWar tenet.
on October 14th with a good attend-
ance. • Comrades F. Sheardown, E.
Smith and Anstay volunteered
td canvass the factories on poppy
day. An invitation was accepted
to attend Exeter AWciliary's birth-
day. party.` -'
Delegates to the inter -zone sports
dinner meeting in Walkerton ,are
Comrades R. Hill and • F. Shear -
down. A, $15 donation was_ made
to the Unitarian Services. Com-
rade M., Young gave a report on
the, coaavention held recently at
Toronto. Lunch was. served by
Comrades D. Queen and her com-
mittee.
The Newfoundland dog, famous
swimmer and life-saver, likely de-
scends from sheep dogs brought.
out by Basque fishermen more than
400 years ago; it is probable that
the sheep dogs were later. -crossed -
with English spaniels. ' ,
Last year Canada's federal un Long term weather records show
employment insurance fund paid that among Canadian cities ' St.
out S135 milliofi more than it took
John's, s, Newfoundland, has the
greatest annual ,rainfall.
Goderich Figures skating Class
for 1958-59 Season.
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Mr. Dennis Siiverthorne as pro.
tCE TIME - SATURDAY AFTERNOONS FROM 1 TO 6 O'CLOCK.
RATES
$10.00 PER SEASON FOR ONE PERSON.
$25.00 FOR 3 OR MORE PERSONS IN ONE FAMILY. -y
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AT LITTLE GYM -- OLD COLLEGIATE
EVERY FRIDAY - 7- P.M.
For information phone 529J. -42x
MEMO FROM 'RIECB PHARMACY:
NLY 3 DAYS LEFT
(To—day, i yFriday,' Saturday)
TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE TREMENDOUS
SAVINGS OFFERED IN THE
4k :I —Your Corn
(By Harry Boyle) Mti{ r u- , 'fi, >' •'r•r on and r1;•}•:.e err•p :', c;,s 10.0:lid r bi stacked be
There r ,, . -alt., ane =,'J 1' 'after the `n al,
1'hr d l' >o111e f,i, lr rftii .,; 4 . ,.. „pepper ( . �'Jr fj the plate f' r e
r I'a 'ter P (neti :a expend less effort
ser sa•;:'J1i-, 1Ii he • ,ur'r' / )JU.1: ,.: 1:1'...t,..-, +1 ;n that d.rec o 1
f than a'7yrin and vet the tack kept
�.l:,,t? (j. :('1C p r, ao rrl3 rr::,' V', '.1 " :! ,,4 2 1t :1r m ..,-',r, :ir,h,r:.ii bi. 4er Grrri bigger around
from :he ver,' and ,.,.-,r:' 1:,•a rill til!' frJrr l ,,,(,'rt propped against the .his plate • ‘VE: would struggle
with 'i )ur hand to +r rlbl of 17,r ,4' r ,,f the: soh aryl _tar ell 1.
sand a1:rl y'iu i;iabE� tt �1F t ut �•:/,;).-.•,,,•,7,.'t�!(_•.< from left .r. ,i::;a,...y �,th ;h'e last C'`Jt9 and then
. at .c , td „r try and retch t{1rnI.' from beside
two, 'r•;Jl a hit of stilt f ':ie S i at'rl,. hi. dripp.r'.i bitter' ,', 1 b' -r prat': in a ' aln attempt
tab:f' and milk a ripe '(,r11, , :corn r„ -'h'. core e' j rt or r ,' ger: :o, be able to say
r 1' r. kEr, .. ,r _} ,
the stalk and yced b,,.e 1(1 -;,ii;.. „ .. ...rd.., kertn(-. `t .r,,{_(' '
'? r1, , a, rr had (ra , r; n the rn a:5t
that will tl''kie :,our palate .7 �-. ' J %,".):,) , r k T, ,
'Jo•h )r r ti t 1 J,•r, ',74-1,;•rid 1;a5 the delight of
the :sane, the real 'llrlt'1 of r•f'.! 1';nl., :in rornpare `.i _,1 ".he rie.f_;i% a :.,,eine sloe,'.. they'll In the country
comes frier r:'rr on the r J'W_'ra,-• f 1,01''. `,r, the rub�' IIrJ'.s '"tor', aid fence rails used
as the.... -:J} from the .:e ' ., •let fret, a frr •h free and .. . ' rr. ,.
`'�. ;' fl¢ ,;, and ,Jx;n; thif+ cilia b)ar•k �
kettle. par -4i e ,a-tr a reat 'corn or 'rf !' "i 1 >�,o a boil- There
was a misty
In )r i..r ,,i n jr,•, r ore •J1'. te • ) , 7 ', 1 , : eap1e,ire it ,r: t,:, i' : q }•. i, a': -•';4i: a "pr(,'tty facie ef-h-
e dric
you si p1>, have ;r1 f 'neer'nee' 1'tl i , :, •, ),,'_ 1rj r. Cil':;; of 't,(` h ,'J ' i'r1 te; Jllr •e
i i .'firf:;i�ht, y01,1ti'ler e are other pe5j1:' 1:'. 1 ; , t:: '.tiff' ''1 1 c
''ar1 't )r;, w',eel' '�).1 , 1 .ant' oret :he 'moon er).oper'4'
Jt'
', l`'(' ri' t'mf' when ,a i,' .r,r �J',-i, ,.r ria f, p ,},1r J' 'r, ntht- f't:'r'r;i r1{ R.1,1.1 r'kln beei
ha:, to be an 1rr11\•ld(1;a,1',t • I Hon .0.lpp-„a• a pr'r r,.,i4 ninri the nein a„:p of cloud on}y to•
]cr you' .we^ tho- •i,t.„Irn1 • r,Jt;n ' pre':;': p''('' ire: ti h()11 eating r'J”:,' • pll p out atealn,and catch somebody'
out from the house 4!'),1 y31,i-1 into 'h(' ' •71) T.`,F' ( JrlV'ert?t r,r1 i '.n);' 11 to-, embarrassing way • "
the corn patch rou r;;n bo rent: c.,} :o e grunting. gri:Aliiei ei'1 Pr'ioa;,;y riri one elver remembers
certain that -there'll b'o torn on thi:: .homri,ng series of noises Me:14:1 :4f1;:: the corn tasted like on occas
table. Watr•h the patch and you'll but:r'r .'trr•ar'rms do•.vr, o'•€•r a i;„,der. "•. ;1x(•11 as the corn}.roast. but al
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se th stalks k5 ua�ln and •
.,you're 11 c ., h,.; 11 � r, u happen , e :rat it afforded the' excuse for the,
close enough you'll hear the rusti'r wearin4 a or('ard yoti';l come out event Even .nod' 1 rem.ernber eon,
of .'the leaves and the , t•earing; of ,'of the prr,c ess : ,ok1ng somewhat on the cob with a sense of ap•
tlhe htrsk,s -.When you see them 1 like a fat seal preciation for the corn roast • nd a
come back out with their aprons" ” mouth•watering memo -y o the
-tucked up as carriers for the corn'- NOW and again the" steam -heated many times, when 'it was ru.Oed
it's. ...time to head for the ttarn, cribs become toohot and .slip from from the stalk to the kettle, Yes.
because by the time the horses are i the grann leaving a buttered trail corn• is truly- a Summer `delieacy
watered and you have washed, that dawn an overall bib or a shirt 'front. I which can only 'be,enjoyed to the
corn -will be on the table. Outside-- of these minor handicaps full on'the farm,
* there is nothing to prevent you
Corn is a deceptive thing, Onions from enjoying corn. You cyan hat -r 4n the l94f31f56
herald their ,worth with the strong- little sympathy for those people i ture the 1b ted 1 period agricul-
est of aromas in cooking, but when who do not put butter,on their cord u • S 8,900 million to
you look in on a pot o boiling corn because they -,are . afraid of the factoCanaring
national income; mane-
you only get a burst of steam in facturing cpntributed X52.600 mil
the face,. .
NO time must be lost in trans-
ferring the -corn from the pot to the
table. The flavor is at its peak
t.a r o t
00ii re i way o stria ,
golden yellow logs. 'Fingers burn
as you grasp each cob , , . and
front then ondiscretion'+•mist be-'
thrown to the w'i'nds and conversa-
tion dropped. With a jittering left
hand you Jounce the ear around
•while :With the --, ht -hand
yClgd,�:v
1077175 of the (operation, Thiey sit
there. waiting until the earn has
been' chilled and then pick it up
to nibble gently, on a corner like
mice at dried corn obs in a crib.
ell .4, 14 •.
ming so nice to have corn oh the
cob and then put it down half
finished. There s none of the ad•
venturous spirit in nibbler like
that.' '
lion; mining, -oil wells and quarry
ing contributed $6,400 trillion;
forest' industries $3,500 nilli$n;
fishing $750 million; construction
0 1 +
Canada was created by the Bri-
tish North America Act of 1867;
but, the Stal[ate of Westminster in
1931 put the final seal on her. status
a a self-governing Dominion with -
As a boy one of the thrills of a in the British Commonwealth of
meal of corn was to see how many Nations, b' `
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Phone' 939
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New's. the time to
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