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112th Year No. 2Q
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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, •MAY 14, 1959
EBB ROSS, PRESIDENT
Lions Club Nominates New Officers;
ToId Salt Mine To Start July 15th
After some discussion, the Lions
Club on Friday evening decided to
oontinue the sponsoring of the
Maitland Air Cadets. A plea for
the continuance of sponsorship
was made by W. flaysom.
Mr. Haysom pointed out that the
idea of the Maitland Air Cadets
was to make future good citizens
and the thought behind it was
not, as some imagine, to build the
boys up for "cannon fodder." The
following volunteered to act on the
Air Cadet committee: W. Ifaysom
(chairman); Dr. Leitch, H. Bettger,
Dr. Hughes, M. Jenkins and G.
McManus.
It was announced that Lion Pre-
sident W. Luanby had been elected
zone chairman and for this he
was ' given the usual "Lion's
Roar." '
.Plans for a draw to be held on
Labor Day, August 7, were out-
lined by Maurice Jenkins.. The
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prize is an outboard motor boat, a
trailer and an Evinrude motor.
Tickets for the draw 'are to go on
sale shortly.
Guest speaker was Mr. Gordon
Muir, • manager of the rock salt
mine. He was introduced by Andy
Boutilier. Mr. Muir stated that the
Cementation Company .would be
finished with their work about
July 15th at which timethe rock
salt mine would go into production.
'Mr. Muir showed a ebtOred film
revealing the building of the mine
right from the sod -turning sere-
mony to nearly the present time.
It was reported a group of Lions
had visited Lucknaw and brought
back with them "The Travelling
Lion."
The sum of $40 has been voted
to help defray expenses of two
G•oderich Scout leaders who will
be attending an instructors' ;camp.
Thirty Lions uniform vests have
been ordered for memibers of the
Goderich Lions • Club• • who will be
atending the district convention at
Windsor at the end of 'May.
A proposed new slate of officers
was brought in by Mery Stephens
which is to be voted on at the
next regular meeting. The slate
is as follows: Ebb' Ross, president,
succeeding William pLumby; George
Ellis, lst vice; John Stringer, 2nd
vice; William Schaefer, 3rd vice;
Bruce Erskine, secretary; Ken
Hu)b'ley, treasurer; Arnold McCon-
nell, dues secretary; Frank curry,
lion tamer; • Leo Walzak, tail
twister; S. Sutherland, assistant tail
wister; Robert Smith, Ernest
Crawford, Arthur' Waters and Con
„Baechl'er, directors.
_ CARS COLLIDE
A car driven by Dalton Boyce
collided with one driven by James
T.nstay at the nterseeti`ori of Maple
street and No. 8 Highway last
Thursday. Police said- damage
amounted to $135. •
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DID YOU ' KNOW ?
You always know where you stand
when you borrow, from your own or- + h
ganization. You' know how much your �r`"�t.�``�l ��QQ`%
loan is and how much you are paying Q° ����%ti~//
for it. There are no extra charges, no / s°/ c' �` °/�
service fees, no investigation fees. �';��_�iQED1T /1.'.•.
You only pay interest on the actual
amount you borrow for the actual
time you have the money.
The Credit Union never charges'
more than 1% per month on the un-
paid balance. This is about $6.50 for
$100.00 paid up in 12 monthly instal-
ments. If loan covered by shares,
charges will amount to about $325.
Goderich Communiiy Credit Union.
27 South St. (in Bedford Hotel Bldg.)
.�. Stephen Heles c, Mgr. Phone 184..—._ _.� �..•
It's fun on the farm in the Spring for the family of Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Dalton at Kingsbridge. Three l members of the family enjoy
• the swing in the back yard while, in Itihe distance, can be seem the
tractor and also a • hoose ambling about the yard. From left to
right are: Maureen, 8; Paul, 1%; Louise, 10.
S -S Photo by R.H.
ASHF!ELD
ASHFIELD, May 11.—Mr. `and
Mrs. Allan MacLean and children,
of Collingwood, spent the • week=
end with relatives here.
Billy Panby, of Ridgetown, is
visiting his . aunt, Mrs'. Lorne
Miss Maryanne West, of Strat-
ford, was home for' the week -end.
Luther.
Mr. Gordon Ross, of Oshawa,
visited with his brother, William
last week.
Mr. Kenneth MacKenzie, of Tor-
onto, was home' for the week -end.
Mrs. Rod MacKenzie and Mr. and
Mrs. Jackman, of Toronto, visited
relatives here• .on Sunday.
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THURSDAY,• FRIDAY
"CAPTAIN . KIDD"
MAY 14.15
RANDOLPH SCOTT, CHARLES LAUGHTON'
,PLUS—
"The March Of The ' Wooden Soldiers"
. STAN LAUREL, OLIVER HARDY
Huron County OKs
Brucellosis PIan
The Brucellosis Canvass conduct -
led by the Huron County Federation
of Agriculture, Talvns'hip chairmen
has 'been completed and the peti-
tion forms' have been received
from the Township Clerks.
According to information receiv-
ed from the,Clerks of the 16 Town-
ships 3,459 people signed for the
Test and Slaughter program and'
385 people either were opposed or
did not sign the petition forms,
for a percentage of 89.9.
The petition forms have been
'forwarded to the Livestock Com-
missioner for the Province of On-
tario in accordance with the Bruc-
ellosis Act.
Under the Brucellosis Control
Act it is necessary that 66 and
2/3% of the cattle owners of the
County be in favor before the Pro-
vince can enter an agreement with
the Canada Department of Agricul-
ture for the Test and Slaughter
program.
Twilight Racing
Meet Held Here
'The first of four twilight harness
racing meets to be held here this •
season by the Goderich Racing As-
sociation took place at Agricultural
Park Saturday. Fine weather and
a good opening crowd greeted the
racing bill. '
Duchess Atom, awned by George
Feagan; of Go.deri•ch, dnd driven
by his grandson, Ron, won both
heats of the second, division 2.30
Classified event.
An Exeter horse, H -Bomb 2nd,
owned by Lloyd Turvey, captured
both ends of the Classified event.
Joan Grattan, owned by Clar-
ence.wYoung, of Lucan, and Belmont
Alex; owned by H. O. Jerfy,,..of_
Gflderfch;"-eabl -plgedd Mit and sec-
ond in the first division of the 2.30
Clissified, Joan Grattan .stepping
her. winning mile in 2.171/;,, and
Belmont Alex in 2.15 flat.
-The 'next twilight racing, bill
will be held here on Wednesday,
May 27.
Classified Event ,
H. Bomb 2nd (Lloyd Turvey,
Joan's eteer y' .. .. 1 1
(Reg. McGee,'
Goderieh)" .. 2 2
Lady Lee Bar (Carl Fisher,
Goderich) 3 3
Bachelor Patch (Hugh -Mc- -
Lean, Port Elgin) .. 4 4
Times -2.13; 2.13 2/5.
2.30 Classified` -First Division
Joan Grattan, (Clarence
r Young, Lucan) . ° 2 1
Belmont Alex (.H, 0. Jerry,
Goderich) 1 2
Sid Hal (Hardy Brothers,'
Lucan • . :.. 3 3
Miss DeLasalle (Hugh Mc-
Lean, Port Elgin) 5 4
Silver Brogue (J. Bannerman, '
Stratford)o. 4 5
Gee Boy (Mrs.' J. Smith, •
Underwood) . 6 6
Second Division
Duchess Atom (George Fea-
gan, Goderich) .. .. 1 1
Nifty Chief (H. 0. Jerry, -
Goderich) ` _ 2 2
Pine Ridge Denny (William
•Gardner, Goderich) „ 3 3
Lina Atom (Roy Meriam,
Goderich) 5 .4
Ruth Volo (Omar Brooks,
Dungannon)' 4, 5
Times -2.27; 2.23.
SATURDAY, MONDAY ' . . MAY
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COUNTY OF HURON
Tenders For -Painting
Tenders for painting the exterior woodwork of
the Huron County 'Home (1,954 addition only) will be
received by' the undersigned until Friday noon, May
22nd., 1959.E
Specification forms may be obtained at the office of
the undersigned, or from the ` County Home at Clinton.
Tenders are to be in se,led 'envelopes clearly marked
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SUNDAY MIDNIGHT ONLY, MAY 17th.
Box Office Opens 12.01.
"SHE DEMON"
IRISH McCALLA, TODD GRIFFIN
"GIANT FROM THE UNKNOWN"
SALLY FRASER, TODD GRIFFIN '
TUESDAY,' WEDNESDAY
PLUS '
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JOHNNY DESMOND, MERRY ANDERS„ •
MAY 19.20
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FRIDAY, MAY 15
IAN WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA
(Vocals by Donna Wagner)
EVERY FRIDAY TO SEPT. 11
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ORGAN COMPANY SOLD
The M'inshall, Organ Company,
of London, has been purchased by
the Hilliker Organ Company, of
Tillsanburg, and the equipment has
been moved to Tillsonburg. Cab-
inets for the organs, are made by^
the Sherlock Manning Company, of
Clinton. .
Plan Mother And
Daughter Banquet
The May meeting of the Maple
Leaf Chapter, I.O.D.E., was held
at the home of Mrs. Robert Smith,
South street, on May 5th, The
regent, Mrs. G. Ellis, presided over
the business portion. tMrs. Wm.
Gardner and Mrs. H. Bettger both
reported on the activities and high-
lights of the provincial annual
meeting in Hamilton which they
had. attended.
Mrs. G. Gardiner, Echoes secre-
tary, reported • that the Chapter
year's report was currently appear-
ing in the Spring edition of Echoes,
The standard ib.earer, Mrs" J.
Coates, read an invitation from .the
National standard bearer asking
that the Chapter's standard be pre-
sent in Regina. It was decided
that no 'delegates would be sent
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FARMERS
to this meeting. Miss Jr. Saunders
read an article on "Labour Unions
in. Canada" in connection with her
work as: Empire and World Affairs
convener.
Mrs. N. T. Ormandy, represent-
ative to the Girl Guides, reported
on the success of the cookie sale
and asked for buyers for left -over
cookies. She informed the group
that the Guides are planning a
Mother and Daughter banquet and
are presently composing a cook-
book. It was moved by Mr& J.
Coates that the Chapter again
sponsor thesending of a Girl Guide
to camp this summer. . •
Miss J. Saunders, 'film council
representative, reported ort the
newest developments of the group
and said that_ they were looking
for a Yp,ew secretary -treasurer.
It was decided that Mrs. Wash-
ington, of Walkerton, be the Chap-
ter's vgting delegate at the Nation-
al annual' meeting in Regina. The
Chapter is again making their an-
nual donation to the Women's Hos-
pital Auxiliary Birthday , tea in
May. The majority of members
favored the idea of having the
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Single Copies .10i ,a
June meeting in the form of a pitr ,
luck supper. • ;Further plans
be announced through the
phone committee. •,
At the close of the. meeting, NM r'
L. Walzak thanked the hostess for :?
the use of her home. Lune'h was, '4
served by Mrs. J. Wallace and her. s;
committee. Instead of the regular ,,r;
cookie, Girl Guide ' cookies • were ••
served. • ;•
PERSONALS
Mr. ' and Mrs. Jos. Craig are
joying a visit with Mrs. Crai,g's
niece, Mrs. Wm. Elis and r.
'Mr.
of Detroit.
Mrs. Fred, Sturdy and Miss Etta
Saults sail othe Empress of Eng-
land on May 18'for a three montbi
vacation in Great Britain and the
Continent.
Mr. Christopher Lee, who hath
been attending University of Toy •
onto, is rejoining -the Ontario De-
partment of Travel and Pu'blici4
and will be posted at Sault Std.
Marie, Ont. I•fe visited in Gode-
rich on. the week -end.
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