The Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-11-26, Page 3SIXTH COLBORNE ACCLAMATION?
School Problems May Highlight
Nomination meetings for thei five; in No, 4 there is a de- Nothing particularly content -
crease of 13; in No. 5 the. num- ions seems to .be on the horizon
to .ona.lte the Colborne Township
nomination meeting a lively 9ne. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thompson
If it does turn out that way it and son, Billie, of Londestooro,
will tome from a proposal of spent Sunday with 'Allrs John
the school trustees. It is under- Thompson and Howard.
stood that they may Present in- Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jefferson
formation with respect to a pro- and 'Cheryl, of—Clinton, visited
posal that an addition be made Saturday with his parents, Mr.
Le tile new Zion school.
Goderich Township, Reeve
townships of ., Colborne and
Goderich will be . held Friday ber remains unchanged; in No.
. afternoon. The former will take 6, there is a decrease of one.
place at the Township Hall, Cep Colborne Township
coinmenting at 1 p.m., and The 1958 nomination meeting
the latter at the Town Hall, of Colborne Township saw the
Clinton, commencing at the' fifth consecutive acclamation
same hour, and indications 'point to 1959
410 If elections are necessary, recording the sixth consecutive
they will he held on Monday, acclamation for the offices of
December'Ith. Reeve and Council. This is not
The Colborne voters list for a very healthy situation since
1959 shOws there is a total of it shows obvious indifference ,on
980 voters. This is just nine the part of the ratepayers. It
'voters less than the total num- is well to have a good represent-
ber shown for 1958. A decrease ation of citizens nominated for
of 11 voters is shown this year office and duly elected every
for Palling Sub -division No. 1, a once in a while, et least. Reeve
decrease of three in No. 2, a Ralph Jewell is likely to be re -
decrease of 11 in No. 3 and an turned by acclamation and this
increase 'of 15 in No. 4. is justifiable, since the occupant
The Township of Goderich- of that post should have at least
voters' list for 1959 shows an two years in Office. The coun-
,increase of seven, voters over ej.11ors are' Ray Fisher, Tait
that of 1958. It has 1,600 voters Clark, William Clark and Leon -
this year in comparison to 1,593 ard iFisher. If any of these men
a" year ago. In Polling Sub- drop out, it is likely that only
divisien No. 1 there is an in- one or more'men—just sufficient
crease of 20 voters; in No. 2 to fill in the rpquired nuniber
there is a decrease of four; in of ,councillors without having an
No. 3 there is •an increase of election ----will be nominated.
DOPINYOR001(
days last Week virit4 49,E,ater,
Mrs. George :Reeves, at Toronto.
Jefferson And
Debra were Friday visitors vitia
her parents, Mr: and Mrs. Elgin
and Mrs. Charles Jefferson.,
harn spent the week -end with
Walter J. ForbeS will stand for .her daughter, Mrs. Sam Thomp-
tkat office again. In last year's son, Mr. Thompson and family.
election, he won over twoi\other Miss Lucy Thompson, of
candidates, John- Deeves and ,Bronte., visited at 'her home here
Clayton Laithwaite. Whether over the week -end.
Reeve Forbes will' have any CT-
pdsition or not this time is not
known.
Last year, the four council-
lors of Goderich Township went
in by acclamation, narhely I,Cen
Merner, Everett MeIlwain, G.
Sterling and Ray Cox. It is un-
derat.00d that Ray Cox may not
offer his services again this year
due to the pressure. of •his own
work. Thia means that there is
likely to be at least one new
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,Hortituttin[50ciety Concludes
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Its Hospital Planting Project •
' Attendance at Goderich ifortil attached Jo the (blase, tprovided
Fri..' moisture for cut flowers used,
culLitral Society meeting on
h as mums, ..carnations and
6y -evening was sharply curtail: sucT
roses. A sleigh arrangement of
ed by other. events being held mums was appropriately drawn
at the same time. The chair-lby eight, tiny reindeer, complete
man, IBrigadiee Itoss, reportedi with snow. China carolers ap-
the completion of the hospital .peared in the doorway of a,
planting 'project and.. expressed:,miniature church, tastefully AO
hearty Ithanks to Mr. Lewis Tay- ranged. Decorative color sprays!
lor, 'convener, for his capable! were used on 'branches, greens;
management.' All members' may or flowers for effective Variety.
,well take pride in the results At the conclusion of the de -1
of this contribution to , the monstration, Mr. A. R .Scott ex -
beautification of, Goderich. pressed appreciation to Mr. and,
The annual membership cam- Mrs, Gregory for the interest -1
ipaign is being Vonducted now; ing program. A table arrartge-!
in order to avoid Ahe usual de-; ment donated by Mr, Gregory!
lays saused by stormy weather,' and lovely African violet plants;
later an .the season. Miss Prances donated by Mrs, Mary Morris,'
Council next year.
School area problems will
likely highlight the nomination
canes, 'figurines, greens • and
meeting. While a new two -room
fresh ,flowers into a variety of
school is under construction at
lovely arrangements for "Christ-
Holmesville, it is felt by some
mas decorations in the home."
that this should actually be a
Mrs. Gregory demonstrated the
four -room School rather than
tutting of any desired pattern
two rooms. styrofoam, which was used
East and Wok Wawanosh will
also hold nomination meetings
face on the Goderich ToWnship on Friday.
Armstrong is the convener of were the door prizes won bx
the' membership committee. E. J. 'Pridham, Mrs. Vanstone,
The stage became a floral A. R. Scott and Mrs. W. Hicks,
"Santa's Workshop," as Mr. Mrs. Morris then made a few
Fred Gregory assembled Christ- comments on her mOhod of
mas eandles, huge candy propagating the violets and an -
The slate of nominations will
be presented by the convener,
cember meeting. The serving of
refreshments eoncluded an en -
as a base for the designs..0asis, joyable evening.
WHAT DOES THE HAVE
" THAT THE OTHERS DO NOT?
IT HAS SIX BODY STYLES: New convertible ;iew 4 -door
and 2 -door ,station wagons, hardtop, 4-doorand 2 -door sedans! Selec- '
tion of seven sophisticated colors. Interiors handsomely -appointed in
distinctive vinyl or. cloth upholsterY'. Nobody else has them, Why settle
for less?
IT HAS A POWERFUL, THRIFTY V-8 OR SUPER
ECONOMICAL 6: The Lark,V-8 topped ail other "eights" in last
year's MObilgas Ecoirly Run, It's 'one of the fastest. acCelerating cars
in Canada and yet.it is more economical than some "sixes", Have your
cake and eat it, toO! The Lark V-8 (costs just a little more than the 6)
offers all the advantages of new dimension cars plus. potent perforthance
matched to economy. The "six" offers spirited performance with, of
course, greater fuel econg,my. Why -be -limited? Choose The ,Lark!
(Important! The Lark couples safety with power . V-8 has, biggist brakes of
any car in its class.) .
IT HAS A CHOICE OF THREE 'FINE TRANS-
MISSIONS: Automatic, conVentional shift, or '3 -speed with overdrive.
Lark automatic transmission has a full range of speeds including Park,
. Neutral, Drive, LT,v, Reverse. Low and Reverse are; purposely placed
togethey for rocking the _car out of snow, ice or Mud. Lark three -speed
synchromesh, is smooth, decisive, sure and, with "oVerdrive, the engine
loafs at cruising speed and cuts your gas'bills even more..Which one
suits you best? The Lark offers this choice, the others dehot!
IT HAS MANY UNUSUAL FEATURES:' For example,
reclining seats that make into beds, front seat headrests, hillholder, Twin
Traction *(for driving through snow, sand, ice or mud), 4 -barrel car-
buretor and dual gxhausts, choice of axle ratios . many, many more.
None of the others,have this wide variety-f-optianal features from which
to choose.
.IT HAS PROVEN PERFO4MANCE: 150,000 Lark owners
have driven, many millions �f miles under every conceivable road, and
weather condition. Result; no "bugs" to iron out, no "hidden" mechani-
cal faults . • . no problems for new cwners. Dealers and. service men
-evcrywhcre.know-the Lark, Records clearly. show that Lark service and
maintenance costs are much less than the automobile industry average.
How can you go wrong on that?
YOU'LL LOVE THAT
'2 -Door Sedan
2 -Door Station Wagon
Hardtop
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New 4 -Door Station Wagor
263 HURON ROAD HURON AUTOMOTIVE & SUPPLY
SAFET
P s and
• By Goderich Jaycees
apd Town Police -
•With winter approaching, the
danger of icy roads is almost a
certainty and we must remem-
ber to iltive accordingly. With
slippery roads and had visibility,
the motorist must bp more alert
Of a vehicle we are driving we
must remeniber that brakes are
often of no. use on icy roads,
I If_yob find yourself getting
APPEAL TO BE HEARD MID -JANUARY
Boy's Execution,Pate
Pbstponed To Feb.16
Execution date for Steven
Truscott, 1.4, who "has been in
Huron County Jail at Goderich
since last June, has been post-
poned ontil February 16th.
Grown Attorney Glenn ' Hays
stated that the reprieve was an-
nounced bY the Chief Justice of
Ontario' on Friday of laSt week.
The order was issued pending
the outcome of the appeal which
is expected to be heard at Tor-
onto about the middle of Janu-
The 'death sentence. was pass-
ed by Mr. Justice Ferguson at,
Goderich on !September 30th
after the jury found' the youth
guilty Of.,the murder of Lynne
Harper, 12, but recommended
'mercy. The execution date set
at that tithe was for December
8th—less than two -weeks away.
An appeal against the murder
conviction, which carried a Man-
datory death sentence, waS filed
at Osgoode Hall on October 19,
by Toronto lawyer John O'Dris-
coil, acting.d.on behalf of the.
The 'motion of appeal said. the
weight of evidence," and that a
.properly initructed jury could
not have brought in a verdict
g
fore
uilty.
he apPeal will be heard he -
five judges at Torcinto,
mooseeeeseeemoseeseese
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Professional Photographer
Graduate Ryerson Institute
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GODERICH
VVESTINGHOUSE
. . The Godeliar Siiiial-Staie Thursday, Nov. 26th, 1.059 . 411.
into difficulty and your felkde .difitErs who will he :driving
getting out of control, gear your undir Winter edndition4 tor 00
vehicle down: The'same applies first time: if your vehicle -
when we are approaching an tp slide or slip to one side, don'
intersection where we know panic and. jam on tiie 'Mike*
, , Take your foot off the aCe
'that we will have to stOp.
As the snow piles up and the Ole
ator and steer your—velucle.' If
.children 'begin to make slides, opportunity Avails itseifi,
Driving under winter conditions gear the vehicle down.
can certainly be more work than .
pleasure, If we remember to be r PERSONALS
be ever alert of the road condi- miller, was a recent visitor at
Ella „McClure, of Ben -
extra careful 'al . all times and .MTS'
ing involved is eertainly not as , Owen Sound and East Linton,
tions and proceed at the proper
speeds, the possibility of becom-
'cidents should result; ,Iler cousin, 'Mr. Chris. Grimold-
A -word „of advice.,,,..t.0 those 1 eviisuirteedfowriathfeiwirnbaynd, Mrs: Me -
by, accompanied 'ner home and
great and consequently less ae,
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GOOD WISHES — AND CASH -
Rutin C.T.A. Comniittee has been much cheered
by numerous cordial me,ssages accompanying con-
. tributions toward cost of the campaign for retention
of the Canada Temperance Act. They are taken as
evidence of widespread support and of a majority
agailit revocation on November 30.
Belgrave Wonten's Institute sends $25 through
its treasurer, Mrs. J. C. Procter, who writes: "We
are standing behind every effort being made to sup-
port. the campaign. it is the duty of every loyal
citizen to get out and,,yOte." ,
Senator W. H. Golding,' Seaforth, writes: "1
sincerely hope that the Act will be sustained, and
then amended, as suggested,"
Another letter: "We are glad to help in a small
way with the worthwhile work you are doing. We
are greatly concerned with this "vote."
From Winghain: "Enclosed amOunt is to help
out Ile good work. You can rely on us agatrist
- drink."
DRYERS
GET YOURS
Npw
AS LOW AS"
$169.00
I Wilf Reinhart's
TV Service
PERSONALS --
Mrs. Ellen Wetheral„ of Excel,
Alberta, who is spending the
winter in Ontario, was a recent!
visitor at the homes of Mr. and
-Strafigha n.
Miss Marion Bissett, accom-
panied her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and IVIrs. A. J. Curry, on a week-
end visit to Hamilton where they
were the guests --of Mrs. Curry's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Sheppard.
Sgt. ,Wm. and Mrs. iM,errall
and 'baby returned to their
home at Ottawa after attending
the funeral of Mrs. 'Merrall's
father, Mr, Reginald M. Fuller.
she had been with parents
for the past three fweeks.
Bernice Fuller, of ;Hamilt4n, and
Mr. Maitland 'Fuller, of the Pat-
erson Steamship Lines who' flpw
home due to his father's serious
illness, have returned lo their
work. Rev. Chas. and Mrs. Cox,
personal friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Reg, Fuller, attended the fun-
eral of Mr, Fuller when Mr.
Cox assisted Rev. Mr. 'Moote in
the service.
DIES SUDDENLY
/he Goderich Lions Club Sent
a wreath to St. Marys in tribute
to John J, McLaughlin, 61, who
died there suddenly on Monday.
Mr, ,McLaughlin, who was a
councillor of Lions Internation-
al, paid numerous -visits to the
Goderich Lions Club in past
BUYS PRIZE STEER ;
Dominion Stores purchased
the prize winning steer in the
4-H CIub competitions at "the
Royal Winter Fair. They paid
$2.20 a ipound_for the 885 pound
steer.
GODERICH
1959
FIAT, only 2,300 miles.
*Up to 53 miles per gallon.
Owner's name on request.
$1295
1957
PLYMOUTH '2 -DOOR, 6-cyl.
Clean.
1952
STUDEBAKER CHAMPION,
4 -Door. Repainted, clean.
1937
1951
FORD i-Docm, `44491.
Clean.
$1650
19.55
METEOR 9 -PASSENGER
STATION WAGON
Scarce Model, 4 -Door, with
radio. Only
1952
STUDEBAKE,R Commander,
,y-8,! Automatic with Radio.
$595.00-
1957
' $1650
1954
STUDEBXKER CHAMPION,
6-cyl., 4 -Door. Complete Body
Repairs and New Paint ivitiv
Radio, washers., Only
$795.00
HUDSON WASP,
complete with radio.
1955
PLYMOUTH -2-1300R, 6-cyl.
Re -painted and Body Repairs
made. Sharp.
Body Mechanical Condition
and Tires. Excellent: •
1939
INTERNATIONAL ',4 -TON
PICKUP, Special Heavy Duty
Rearend.
Special $150,00
For Free Demonstration„ Call
R. G. DUCKWORTItor GEORGE WESTLAKE
or
HEAR
John E. Huckins
Chairman
HURON CITIZENS
LEGAL CONTROL
ri., 11.25 pm.
Many more 'messages convey expressions, of
support and wishes for success of the vote AGAINSis
It„ VOCATION'.
VOTERS REQUIRING TRANSPORTATION,
please phone JA 4-8316 prior to or on election day.
—Published by Huron (`TA Committee.
FOR MI
FOR HEM
-urkey Bingp
AT
LEGIoN , HALL
Saturday,- Nov,. .28
5 ames 1.00
ALSO tIfEkrillE-WEALT41
and Jack pot of $85 in 57 calls.
Sponsored by Canadian Legion. Branch 109.
'OPEN STOCK'
pieces on other gift
Here's a budget -wise- answer
to your gift problem!
- Notice is hereby given to voters of,
Township of *4shfield
and ratepayeri in ,
U.S.S. NO 8, WEST WAWANOSH TOWNSHIP
'that the nominations of fit ,and, proper persons to terve
as ree've,1001. eoiinEitro*il and''.three township school area
-trustees for the township of Ashfield for the year 1960
will take place at ili'e 'township hall n
lir
Friday, Nov. , 1959
time and place all Electors of said Township are oliereby
notified to 6ttend, and that should a poll be required,
Monday, December 7, 1959
from 9 A.M. to 5 P.M. at -the various polling sub -divisions:
Ratepayers in the above mentiOned Union School Sections
.. are eligible to stand for trusteps and are entitled to vote
for trustee's. •
SUB -DIVISIONS D. R. Q.
N6. 1, Dunganificin Ben Mole
q, S.S. No. 9 William Clare
No. 3,"Orange Hall William Helm '
No. 4, Port Albert 4rohn Tigert
No. 5', Kingsbricleetilber4 Frayne
No. 6, Farrish Home Howard Barger
No. 7, Laurier Frank Hamilton
POLL CLERK
Allan Petrie '
John Curran
Al Irwin
Michael O'Neil
Jack ANacKenzie
Henry MacKenzie
11.
PSON,
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Of Commerce Urges Yo.i.i `.To
Vote . As You Like; But—
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baggage smartly styled fig jet -age air travel. So
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A Reinferced with Fiberglas.... And look at those
sensible pfices1
AEROPACK S35.00,
WEEKEND, $25.00
TRAIN CASE 522.50
MEN'S
2:SUITER 537.50
BRIEF PACK $29.50
$50 SET OF LUGGAGE FREE
A coupon will be given with eaph- :$1,90. cash --
purchase or cash paid on adcourit and if your
cOupon is the one drawn, .you will be' the lucky
winner of a beautiful piece of Lady:s or Gent's
Luggage on Christmas,,Eve,
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