The Goderich Signal-Star, 1953-04-09, Page 8• EIGHT
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THE GODLrRICS SIGNAL.STAR THURSDAx, APRIL aye, lye
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THE ANNUAL GODERI CH DRAMA FESTIVAL AUBURN
aOY HIT *BY TRUCK
BUFFERS ;!ROK,EN LEG
Gary Munday, six-year-old son
t�f Mr. and Mrs. Jack Munday,
Regent street is in Alexandra hos-
pital suffering with a broken leg
and head, injuries received in an
accident last Thursday.
The boy was on his way home
from school at noon when he ran
,out from behind a truck into the
pith' of another truck owned by
William Stone & Son, of Ingersoll
and driven by William Kemp. He
was removed to the hospital where
be was attended by D'r. J. W. Wal-
lace. Provincial Constable James
'Moore investigated:
It pays to use the Signal -Star
Classified Ads.
WOOL
'JAMESON ESON HOMES LTD.,
SEAFORTH, ONT.,
is collecting wool for grading and
sale on the co-operative plan.
SHIPPERS may obtain sacks and
twine free of charge from the
above or their Licensed Operators.
CANADIAN CO-OPERATIVE
WOOL GROWERS LIMITED
217 Bay Street, Toronto, Canada
N•le•••N4
One Man Fined,
Second Dismissed
On Theft Charges
Jack Donald Bradbury,, 22,
R.C.A.F., pleaded guilty to the
theft of two tires, valued at $62
from a service station owned by
William Sharroww, at Centralia, on
January 12. He was arrested on
March 22.
He was fined $25 and costs or
two weeks in jail. His counsel,
James Donnelly, 'said the accused
had been in the R.C.A.F. for three
years.
Crown Attorney 'H. Glenn Ha> ,,
Q.C., opposed suspended sentence
as he said the offence was not
being taken as ,seriously as it
should be. The tires were ordered
returned.
Dismissed
A charge of theft of two tires
from the D. Aberhart,garage,
against Thomas J. Horto, Gode-
rich, was dismissed for lack of
identification.
Provincial Constable Groves stat-
ed that while checking the Mc-
Gee garage on Hamilton street,
he saw a 1940 model car pull into
Aberhart's, and park at the rear. i
A man got out and came back
carrying two used tires. The con-
stable said he called to the man
to halt but he dropped the tires,
got into the car and started off at
a high speed. The constable said
he took the license number and
went to the Horton house, but Hor-
ton said he had not been out
since 2 p.m.
It pays to use the Signal -Star
Classified Ads.
TIC KE TS;. 75c
TIME; 8.15 PLACE MacKAY-HALL GODERICH
Hello Homemakers! Some folks
dread housecleaning, but there is
a built-up urge to refurbish the
home weeks before spring-cleaning.
Once you begin the work there
are sounds that seem to cheer you
on to your goal. Listen to the
teasing voice of the chamois as you
polish the windows, the cheerful
tinkle of the glassware as you
shine the contents in the cupboard
and the snap -flap of the clothes
hung out to dry. So, like a child
! gathering the first. flowers of
spring, a homemaker uses all the
enthusiasm and beauty she can
muster for a housecleaning spree,
this assures happy family living.
TAKE A TIP'
1. Candlewick bedspreads will not
bee "detufted" if placed in a
large cotton bag when launder-
ed in the washing machine,
2. Irop your bedspread the long
way to keep it in shape. How-,
ever, the chenille and candle-
wick ones are shaken out and
brushed when dry—never iron-
ed.
3. When hanging a coat or dress
on the line, use two coat hang-
ers hooked in opposite direc-
tions, then pin at the collar,
and the wind will not blow the
"t' garment off.
4. To clean a velvet jacket hang
it over a big kettle of boiling
water for . about 10 minutes.
Then brush the coat with a
piece of velvet till the nap is
raised again. Let the steam
penetrate cuffs and collar a
secopd time if necessary.
5. Glazed chintz must be ironed
on the right side to bring out
the lustre. Use as much pres-
sure as possible.
6. Before washing jeans and other
garments use a tooth brush
(about to -be -discarded) to dis-
lodge dirt in jacket corners.
7. To remove spots on suede card -
table covers or bags try rubbing
with an emery paper or crocus
cloth and then steam over a
boiling kettle.
8. Wrap evening bags, stoles and
other accessories with silver or
gold thread in them in alumin-
um foil and store in boxes.
9. To "dry clean" your non -wash-
able gloves at home try this
method: mix 1.= cup of fuller's
earth and - cup cup powdered
alum. Put the gloves on a
board, cover with the powder
and brush with a stiff brush,
then wipe off with a towel and
cover gloves with clean corn-
meal and brush off. Doeskin
and chamois will look', quite
new.._
10. Saturate .fresh paint on any
clothing with grease or oil then
sponge with waren suds or spot
cleaner depending on whether
material is washable or not.
11. If a white summer garment has
turned yellow soak in lukewarm
water for 15 minutes then use a
bleach, following the directions
on the package.
12. Apply. colorless lacquer on
brass or copper to protect the
surface from corrosion.
THE QUESTION BOX
Mrs. K. T. asks: (1) How to re-
move a stain made by a plant urn
from hardwood floor.
(2) Does it shorten the life of
an electric polisher to pull it
backwards?
Answer: (1) Sand the portion of
stained hardwood flour thoroughly
and then bleach with a blotter' dip-
ped in oxalic acid solution for five
or 10 minutes.
(2) An electric polisher will not
be damaged by pulling it back -
REAL ESTATE
We invite listings and
enquiries.
Peter S. MacEwan
GENERAL INSURANCE
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Phone 230 Res._ 1551J
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Now, in the Bel Air series, Chevrolet creates
for you a new class of Canadian cars. Here
is distinction of appearance and fineness of
appointments far beyond anything in Chev-
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a truly distinguished and luxurious car with-
out paying the price premium formerly as-
sociated with such high guality.
The Bel Air series includes four models —
2 -door and 4 -door sedans, sport coupe and
convertible.- Each of them is in a class by
itself for . beauty, comfort and luxurious
appointments. Twelve other beautiful new
Chevrolet models are included in the "Two -
Ten" and "One -Fifty" series, providing .a new
Chevrolet for every buyer and every need.
All of these.; new Chevrolets are as advanced
in performance as in appearance. All give
you new high compression power, greater
gasoline ihileage, more comfort, safety and
durability. A revolutionary new Powcrglide*
automatic transmission, and GM Power
Steeringt, are among the great advances
Chevrolet offers you. Come in and see all
the new features that make Chevrolet for '53
entirely new through and through!
*Combination of Pbwerglide automatic transmission and 115-h.p. Blue Flame engine is optional at extra cost on
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wards. However, let the polisher OLINTON COUPLE MARKS
take 20 to 30,'minutes to polish a , "WEDDINGANNIVERSAR
do the job" gradually. It should
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10 by 12 foot area.
Mrs. G. W. arks: Is there any An esteemed Clanton couple, Mr.
way 1 can revent the vacuum and Mrs. John rea1ger, observed
their 56th wedding anniversary
quietly at their home on Tuesday
of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Nedi-
.ger, who at one time lived in
Blyth, settled in Clinton in 1902.
They had a family of eight child-
ren. They lost a little girl of 14
months many years ago, and their
eldest son, Austin, was killed in
service overseas during the First
World War.
The remaining members of the
family are Leona (Mrs. C. Holland)
Goderich; Merritt of Clinton; Daisy
(Mrs. Norman Holland), Clinton;
Linnie (Mrs. Harold Turner), Gode-
rich; John W. of , Clinton; and
Helen (Mrs. Gordon Rathwell),
Goderich Township.
cleaner attachment from pulling
drapery into the nozzle?
Answer: Use one section of the
hose and the nozzle on which a
piece of cheesecloth is tied. Begin
at the top and follow down to the
bottom of the drapes.
Miss M. M. says: We cleaned our
refrigerator while it was discon-
nected during the paint -up of the
kitchen and food smells of paint,
What do we do?'
Answer: Try either of these
methods: Defrost and -*ash cabinet
and dishes with a baking .soda
solution then place a fan facing
the open door on kitchen stool.
Force fresh air into it. (2) Place
a casserole of charcoal in the re-
frigerator.
HOLSTEIN CLUB HOLDS
ANNUAL LADIES' NIGHT
Huron County Holstein Club
held annual Ladies' Night in Clin-
ton with over 150 in attendance.
Guest speaker was W. K. Riddell,
Middlesex County agricultural rep-
resentative. He discussed quali-
ties required for'citizens to attain
distinction in any walk of life,
including agriculture. These were
personality, ability, aggressiveness,
willingness to work, humility and
possession of high aims. He said
Canadian agriculture was bound
to prosper with the available re-
sources, new industries and rapidly
growing population.
Miss Isabelle Spiers, Morris
Township, discussed d tour
through United State and Canada.
Definition of a pedestrian: A
man possessed of two cars but
also with a wife and a 'teen -aged
son or daughter.
ISWE RTE
EXTRA MILEAGE
SEEDING SOON
Farmers in the south end of the
county have commenced work on
the land this week. However, it
is not expected that any .seeding
will be done for approximately
one more week, Huron • County
Agricultural office reports.
Seed grain continues to be in
very short supply with registered
seed of some of the more popular
varieties being practically impos-
sible to secure. Demand for open
and bred sows is quite brisk, as .0'
also is the market for weanling
pigs.
FINE IMPOSED
A fine of $50 and costs was im-
posed on W. R. Dalrymple, of
Kippen, when convicted by Magis-
trate D. E. Holmes, Q.C., on a
charge of driving a car while his
ability was impaired by alcohol,
at the R.C.A.F. station, Clinton on
March 17. He pleaded not guilty.
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Thousands of couples are weak, wood -out, ee-
hausted solely because body lacks3ma. For dew
va•, vitality, try Ostrow Tonics Tablets. Suppliaa
iron you, too may need for pep: surpkse"-
buy donee Vitaminu. or sh only ao,t .Introductn lac
Farmers. NOW is the time to top dress
wheat with AMMONIUM NITRATE.
We have a good supply on hand now and it 'is not possible to
replace. supplies.
HANNA AP1OINTED' TO WE ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE STOCK OF MIXED
INQUIRY COMMITTEE FERTILIZER ON HAND.
J• W. Hanna, member of the If in need of any, call
(Ontario Legislature for Huron -
'r J. W. Andrews, Auburn Chopping Mill
Bruce, was one of 11 legislature
r members appointed to a committee
Oast Thursday to investigate into Phone 15-2—Dungannon.
the operation of the Cenieteric s
Health Minister Phillips told the
House that the committee inquiry
into the• operation of the act was
1 being undertaken because of the
appearance' in Ontario of organiz-
ations which solei cemetery lots ---
for profit.
i Thomas Pryde. member for'
Huron, -said earlier in the 'session
that the public was l)eing.-e,xploiteci
by the 'high pressure salesmanship
of cemetery lots.
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Canadian - worker would buy in
1947 at.- least' four -times the goods
and services got for an hour in
1847, according to recent statistic-
!- al studies:
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Goderich Phone 489,
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Memorials
Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth
Write Box 150, or phone 41J,
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and we shall be pleased to
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