HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-11-23, Page 3FinedSi25 for
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Magi&trate Glenn Hays; Q.C,
fined Gary 4'ea f an, 17, R.R. 3,
Goderich, $120 and costa, or
three days in fail, when he ay -
Feared in police court ` Thurs-
day andpleaded guilty to driv-
mg a motor vehicle in Gode-
rich en November 11 while bis,
licence or permit was under
wit; fined f25 V1411 cortsa, et Ave own
IdayS in jail; when. he was cell-
acted of leavingwine in a place
other than his residence on
,Septeinber ;-
Thomas Alvin Sharp,. 16 Al-
bert ,street, Clinton, who apt
Reared, oh, two charges, one of
wilfully obstructing a police
otficeri, and the other of unlaw-
fully assaulting a I)polive officer
in
Goderich on >`iovenaber 11,
was remanded out of custody
for one week. °
to accept
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Now—Nov. 23, 24, 25•—"CIMARRON." by Edna Ferber.
.Scope and Color—Glenn Ford and Maria Schell.
Mon-, Tues., Wed.''—Nov. 27, 28, 29—Adult Entertainment,
SHIRLEY MacLAINE and DEAN MARTIN
Co-starred in a sophisticated comedy.., in. Technicolor.
"All In A Night's Work"
Thurs.,' Fri., Sat.—Nov. 30, Dec. 1 and 2
ELVIS PRESLEY
with Hope Lange, Tuesday Weld and Millie Perkins
Presents his newest, a drama with songs, in Scope and color
"Wild In The Country"
Saturday matinee only "THE SAD HORSE" with . David
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Coming—By popular' request "THE NUN'S STORY" with
Audrey Hepburn.
rties Made
vailable For Sale
Town Connell on ^Friday night
voted in favor of malting avail-
able for purchase town pro-
perty ,on the Huron road be-
tween the Ontario Liquor Con-
trol Boardstore and the CNR
tracks.
,The price set for the 165 foot
frontage was $30 per foot.
v -Mr. Dan Murphy appeared be-
fore Town Council on behalf of
Donnelly, Donnelly and Mur -
AA's client, Mr. Hoggarth, of
Clinton, interested in purchas-
ing the property... Mr. Rog-
garth was also present.
It was stated that Mr. Hog-
garth plans to erect a service
station on the property at which
he will sell "unbranded gaso-
line." Estimated cost of the
ui • '•, 'ete:� away=stat
$20,000. Mr. Hoggarth has' been
operating a service Station on
Huron street, Clinton.
Council ,decided to make the
property available for 'purchase
provided plans for the building
are • submitted to Council and
approved and that the building
be completed by September 30,
1962. At the side of the pro-
perty is a 66 foot road allow-
ance leading to" the ole ab-
batoir. "
Another town property made
available for purchase is on
Glouees'ter Terrace, bounded on
the north by the North Shore,
Road, on the west by the Gra-
ham property and 'on the east
by No. 21 Highway. This is.
sought by Mr. Reuben brewer,
a client of Donnelly, Donnelly
and Murphy. It is to be made
available for purchase at $20
per frontage foot, provided an
agreement is entered into with
the Town to erect a residence
there 'by no later than Novem
ber 30, 1962. .
The matter of re -location of
dump
sired changes in the present
set-nla was left over. to the 1962
Town Council. Councillor May
Mooney gave particulars on the
town dump at -Midland which
she recently, visited,
A fence is to be erected at
the , south end of Agricultural
Park. Discussion took place re:
garding what to do about the
manure pile at the raging barns
which will be in close proxim-
ity to- an extended street pass-
ing by it. '
Christmas treats for the child-
ren of town and country will be
given out this year again. Date
for the event is to be decided
later by the special committee
after it has conferred with the
Goderich Businessmen's Associ-
ation.
Councillor J. Moody was au-
thorized to take four members
of, the.. 'Goderich Fire Depart-
ment to Woodstock to look over
a remodelled fire pumper which
originally cost $25,000 and
which .is now available for
$13,500.
Councillor C. M. Robertson
reported that an engineer has
been ffilooidag over the, set-up at
Sifto;Salt. plant, on ildor ^14reet
to see what can be done t�
Ieliminate the soot nuisance.
Plans ,are . being made along
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Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Anderson, from Dungannon, were visitors -
at Trail, B.C., recently. During their stay they toured the
metallurgical and chemical„ fertiiers operations of The
Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company. Cominco
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interest just before the tour.
W. Wawanosh
Rate Unchanged
West Wawanosh School Area
rate remains at 7.1 mills the
same as it has always been
since the area was first formed
in 1946.
There were( seven schools in
the Area *hen it was formed
For some time now there ha4
only been live. &S. Nor 14, on
the '12th concession, known as
lyay or's'"school,;nnd, Tho.\school
on t.the -6th-concession . at ~ the
Division Line were c1oS'd.
Currently there are 37 stud-
ents at Fordyce school. where
Mrs. George Kennedy teaches.
Seventeen of this enrolment are
from S.S. '14. At St. Helens
there are forty pupils, with C.
W. Worsell as teacher.
If "the present enrolment re -
;,mains as high in these two
schools the plans are to open a
second room at St. Helens
school with an additional teach-
er.' Pupils from S.S. No. 14
could then be transported to
St. Helens, relieving the over-
crowding at Fordyce. -
Members of the West Wawa -
nosh . Area Board are William
Webster and Charles MacDon-
,,ald who . were elected by ballot
last year, for a two-year term,
and Wallace Wilson, Jim Cur-
ran and Edwin Mills; who re-
tire this year but are eligible
for re-election. _
Secretary -treasurer of the
Board is William Stewart, of
Dungannopvino has filled the
position tint ':1947. He suc-
ceeded Durnin Phillips -who re-
signed after serving for a year
after the Area was formed.
this line which will cost con-
siderable money, but which are
not finalized as yet, said Coun-
cillor Robertson.
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Yuletide Season
Have you any old pictures
or stories to show how the
people in Goderich or the
rural areas celebrated," w the
aChristmas season about 40
years ago?
If you have, would you
please mention same to? -the
Editor of The Signal -Star. If
f' there are any interesting old
Yuletide scenes of Yuletide
family gatherings, Christmas
CQRcerts ^ W11at-have, your.'
The gignal= talr p ans'•to pub-
lish same in an issue near
Christmas. Any such pictures
loaned ` will be looked after
with care and returned to
owner. Look up the collec-
tion , of family pictures new
and bring them to `The Sig-
nal -Star at your earliest con-
venience.
MASONS HOLD
LADEESN IG•HT
The members of Maitland
Lodge No. 33, A.,F. & A.M., and
their ..ladies enjoyed a fine tur-
key dinner on Thursday even-
ing at the Harbourlite Inn. Bro.
Ben Sheardown was chairman
of the At Home committee and
Wor. Bro. Mel. Cox, the master
of ceremonies.
The dinner was followed by
a short program .of entertain-
ment. W. Bro. Cox introduced
thehead table. Rt. Wor, Bro.
A. R. Scott introduced" the
D.D.G.M. of South Htfron Dis-
trict, Rt. W. Bro. R. Earle Tapp,
of Monkton. The W. Master
welcomed the guests. W. 13ro.
Harold W. Shore gave the toast
to the ladies, to which Mrs.
Carlton .J. Worsell made reply.
Misses Barbara Elliott and Ann
Hardy sang two pleasing duets.
Bro. Ralph Henderson sang two
solos, which were very much
enjoyed. .Mrs. Harry Worsell
,accompanied on the piano.
'Bro. Ben Sheardown showed -
two filmes after which dancing
was enjoyed.
ANNOUNCE FOUR HURON
COUNTY SCHOLARSHIPS
The committee appointed by
the Huron County Council to
award scholarships and burs-
aries announces the following,
through School Inspector J.111,
Kiiikead:
At Ontario Agricultural Col-
lege — Degrees course, Ross
Wein, Crediton; Diploma
course, Gordon Strang, Hensall.
At MacDonald Institute —
Mary McIntosh, R.R. 3, Sea-
forth.
At Western Ontario Agricul-
turaI School — Ronald Nichol-
son, Belgrave.
80 YEARS AGO
The current issue of The
Sentinel carries a news, item of
80 years ago which reads, in
parts follows: "We glean
from the Goderich News that
Loyal Orange Lodges Numbers
182 and 153 of that town in-
tend celebrating 'the 5th of
November by a ball and supper
at Vivian's parlors. Tickets ad-
mitting lady and gentleman will
be $1, and 75c for a single
ticket.:'
In Canada's biggest bingo
game, held just" after World
War II in Toronto's Maple Leaf
Gardens- with the proceeds go-
ing to charity, 13,000 people
played all at one time.
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