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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-11-09, Page 44 The each xx zaal-Starr Thursday, ay, Novemb ; 9th, 1961 Seek. Assistant At The Museum ÷ue County .of Huron is en- deavoring to locate an assist- dt?I,t •Curator for the Huron County- Museum. The success- , fol applicant will. assist Mr. H. Neil- who finds it necessary to tie things a little easier. Mr. Neil has been `Curator of the Museum since its incep- tion. I•Ie has constructed niod- els, .built stands and partitions, has been a guide, secretary and generally ran the museum al- most by himself. Mr. Neil said that 12 and 14 hour days are beginning to tell on hint. - A . , ..f-. F.n.},.w a1{w1rCj�3��I�w .�i« .�'#�A.L:-aR..:A�IaA..v � A•y... })r.....br:�y soon be ringing" tet YOUR pockets jingle with AVON earnings. AVON PRO- DUCTS self themselves. START MOW. -Rural openings in Ash- s1ield," Colborne, Stanley Town- ships. Write Mrs. E. Bell, 84B Albert St., Waterloo, or phone l collect, Sh. 5:0751 before 8.30 a.m. e - ••••••••••••••••••®N• Leaf" tours and Educational Trips for students. Barbara Myers appears to prefer older men although the object of her affection doesn't seem too happy over it. He's officially classed by the ROyal Ontario Museum in Toronto as an architectural ornament in the form of Yen Lo, The Decider of Life in Hades, and dates back to' China's 16th century `Ming Dynasty. Acknowledgedas' wl�niaa -a l g�thg pst-inn the 'world, the museum houses relics of the world s storied past valued at well over $ilk' million. The museum is high on -the list of points to visit recommended by Canadian National agents in "Maple PUT YOUR MONEY TO WORK FOR YOU Learn how you can make MORE money through MUTUAL FUNDS. CALL JOSEPH 4LLAIRE t Phone JA 4-7671 Representing libirMerritt - , (Canada) .alta. An International. Organization Specialising in Mutual Funds 431.1 •••••••••••a• oseeeee• pyoid making extra production with STARCROSS 288 Li1YERS from Swift ' The e'tra eggs produced Y.. by Starcross 288's bring you higher income. Look at these Random . Sample test results showing net income over chick and , feed costs. ^ Each Starcross 288 pullet — produced a net income $243... or 63¢ MORE than test average. (Canadian Central -1959-60) , S2e4... or 454 MORE 4than test average. (W. New, York 1959-60) $171... or 250 MORE. than test average. (Tennessee 1959-60) , X170... or 36¢ MORE than test average. (Texas 1959-60) _ __The egg -producing ability of the Starcross 288's makes them profit-making white - eke layers for you:-"Ordef chicks now from your Swift hatchery or dealer. URGES FARMERS' ACTION RE MEAT PROOESSING INDUSTRY 'tBBy J., C. Hemingway), surance. It is no more difficult At the ;harehoiders' meeting in meat processing. • of the "Fame" Cn-Cipe'rattve on j At t!i zc'n: nl ,eting of Huron October 30 Ales McGrepr v.as and 1'ertni ream Producers. elected chairman and • Itob !'concert --was expressed - at elle.` Allan til t ' ice haircnan. It amount of propaganda that is was decided that another scan - ,on_ circulated' nt+t t'ho Lon.-' vass campaign would ht_'„ tanlination -of - mtlk by radio's, ducted, to he completed Novem- i active fallout. Yet series of bet llth. with tall shares to be tests in Britain have shown con - turned in at the .kgricuitural elusively that the dairy cow is Board Rooms that evening. the best filtering agent yet de- �-1 h� .showed of the an ;_!us increase' alnf ` wised, If there is danger that p'milk is contaminated what about; $14.600 in share capital. Tuck all our fruits and many of our. sit -smith and Colborne to\\n ships are well over their quota. / By resolution, the Cream Pro- 1'p it put; the. co}tl,cyer tjiut141,i,ducers request that -the. •is n�e r�dorthe rest it`ffI;fi i°feem.epo1tii o`fthe tv`«`fltihipt' fu fi►llo«: their, biweekly to inform the public] example. ()ver the reit of the of the dangers involved, if any. province, many counties are The Cream Producers also; progressing fayural�ly now that �orcc i, that, in the tare of the{ a little stress of farm work is much ia' ic"nt 11 . of hilt ter er and Skim milli t?',wde r. that disarptarin„ There is still ' hope that "Fame' 'plants will'. the ;;overnnicnt 'ttzke some be -in operation by next fall I obvious steps to eliminate the' but it is up to us as farmers problem. The surplus of both to invest- as quickly as possible. could be greatly relieved by That the need is urgent is encouragin<* farmers to Sepal-, amply shown in the report of I ate are Che cheam ilkproducers-athome. e. Why hy the Commission on Restrictive; . Trade Practices that has been In the government st'11. d 'nrrently available• but is. I manufactory(' milk? Could it believe, out of print at the,he that milk processors and 11�ment. feed manufacturers- would not drop I' This report shows very clear - in the "" e'';ultin,h ly that it is the policy of the in volume of milk processing rocessino Industry to increase; and sales. of concentrates if the their profits by eliminating or skim �milk were retained on the intimidating competition rather' farm. 'Ilan by any attempt to improve the efficiency of their process -1 ing or selling methods. I dol not think that farmers are justi-; fied hn criticizing them for this hut I do think that farmers are to be. criticized for letting the' meat processing industry get away with this kind of open ti -ion. We can provide real rompetition and set th^ stand •irds of eficioncv for the -whole industry if we have the will to do, it. It has been done with r •al benefit to the farmers in 'ecd, fertilizer. and casualty in - r Senior Citizens Plan' A Dinner Goderich Senior Citizens met at MacKay Hall \Vednesday ni;.ht of last week when • plans were made for a turkey dinner, November, 15th. Each member vas ask"d tr bring a dinner plate. knife and I cork. Mrs. Terryherry wen the door prize. After five hnndrod and bingo. lunch was served,' convened by Mrs. May Worsen., w -.i. tARty ARTY° - i Winners at the card. game 1 Friday, October 27th. seonsor- Pd by the Goderich Women's Institute ' were: Euchre Mrs. Tony -Hartman and Mrs. Chatiles MorSre,: "500," Mrs. Earl Cooper and Mr. Leo Chisholm. Lucky , draw ' prize was wolf 'by. Mr. i Percy Blundell. - fr` Fines On Liquor, Drivung Cases Dale R. McTaggart, 21, "of Brussels, was fined on two counts in Magistrate's court at Goderich last Thursday. When he pleaded guilty to impaired driving in Morris Township en October 28, he was hned $50 and costs or seven days in jail and his driver's license was suspended for three months. Also . ple'cting guilty td" hay_ ing liquor in a place -other than his residence on October 28, he was fined $10 and costs or two days in jail. r it Kirit 2. f' a was sentenced.to ��eez.ds'sem `file"6vera 1 �7rolet: '' It ,was stated that an expert m --Ionia -Christmas lighting had made a survey of the Square with regard to Yuletide STRONG WIND CRASHES TQWN CQUNCII. AIDS OBITUARY • • • TRONAS ROBINSON Thomas Robinson, 85: ' � tiaoorate r � s rn sugntrngmondvi at died Eriday■ week at the Clinton Public Hospital. He was predeceased • by his wife, the former Annie The Square Planned Businessmen Reid. .Surviving are three ters, Mrs. Elmer (Margaret) Town Council on Friday even- lighting and had estimated the outstanding one, it is thought. Stephenson, Egmondville; Mrs. Bruce(Grace) McClinchey, Goderich Township; Mrs. An- ing voted $300 to the Goderich Businessmen's Association to aid with their Christmas light- ing project on the Square. Representing the association, Mr. Clare Sockett and Mr. Wil- liam Lumby',a'ppeared before council. ' Mr. Sockett explained that the association collected $500 from the merchants last year for this purpose. A goal of $1,000 has been set •for . this jail when he pleaded guilty' to diving in Goderich on Se «tem- ber 20, while his license was under suspension. Edward Johnston, of Gode- rich, was fined $60 and costs or 10 days in jail when he pleaded ,guilty to having wine in a place other than his residence in Goderich October 14. John Junior' Johnston, 148 branch of a tree crashing onto Albert street, Clinton, pleaded West street about 4 a.m. Friday. guilty to driving 90 miles per The tree is located in front of hour in •a 50 -mile zone in Stan- the residence of J. P. Warren. Crashing -and straddling the breadth of the road, the branch broke a telephone :pole,ein its descent and, for a while, a live hy'dro wire was dangling on thestreet. The Town maintenance de- partment, along with hydro and Bell Telephone men, cleared the branch street and made necessary later on Friday morning, WEST ST. TREE BRANCH A strong wind sent a big ley Township on October 15 and was fined $40 and costs or se•ven..-days-in; jail_.. ....._.._ _r.._ ..�� Johnston was also fined $30 and costs, or five days in jail, when he pleaded guilty to fail- ing to stop his motor vehicle upon entering a highway in Stanley Township. Both jail sentences will run consecutive- ly in the event: of non-payment ;f the fines. from the repairs BREWERS' RETAIL Will Be CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 11 In Observance of REMEMBRA NCE DAY BREWERS' WAREHOUSING COMPANY LIMITED Operating Brewers' Retail Stores keep 'em healthy fr ‘ti total cost would be $3,000: However, the local association plans to spend $1,000 this year and in the years to follow will •add --,pp- ,this year's display kintil the entire project is completed. The display will include four illuminated, angels in Court House Parreach of which will be 12 by 15 feet. There will also be eight strings of fancy If yo���e TIRED lighting crossing the Square at each point where a street leads Nowand then' everybody vets a "tired -our" h yy a (Wing and h rod c ��' '� Li FR • . ,„: -. - .. Y, ,.. eet g rnay. � "i1o2 8 ._D�.. �: _all' Perhaps nothtnp serlausly wrong, suet 8 temperM1a' The Square is regarded .:, as ary condition caused by urinary Irritation or being ideally suited for Christ- bladder discomfort. That's the tune to take Inas dish+ •-mdf'E at UnS } - Dud ' KidAoy Pills. PcJd'n helms I plate the_ kidneys to relieve this condition which may when the entire p:>gplect is com- often cause backache and tired fooling. Then you pleted the effect will be an tool better, rest butter, work bettor. 81 Both Reeve Frank Walkom and Mayor E. C. Fisher pointed out the practice of persons stealing bulbs from the strings of lighting. It was stated that about 100 bulbs had to be re- placed last year. • drew (Isabel) McKe ie: Acton; two brothers, Rich rd, Stanley Township, .and ltev. -William 0., .Oakville, Man.; and one sister, Mrs. Margaret Erratt, Toronto. The funeral 'serVfce-was held Monday afternoon at the Fg- mondville United Church with interment in Bayfield cemetery. 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