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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-09-23, Page 6" " ! A ltB MADErr. ON AUXILIARY '411t"� good attendance at ',:ttieeting after the ba- the Ladies' Legion Auxil- A Drench 109, •Canad-ian .. reports of different corn - S' Were made, -showing some 14. them had been quite busy. Gifts teener; Mrs. Adams, -had seen at -the adop ,ed veteran at West- '1204/Stir est '120stir Hospital , had his monthly The North Magnetic Pole con- pax'cels; also the birthdays of four stantly changes position, now lies Ober veterans during the past two about half way between Winnipeg rii*ntis were remembered, as wetland. the geographic North Pole. w o.m. in t as veterans Donations of $10 to the Unitar- ian Service and $25 to the Can- adian Institute for the Bund, were given, as well as fnrmture to be bought for the G..W.V.A. room at the hospital in Goderich. Plans were made for a rummage sale, catering for a banquet and the fall bazaar. The; meeting was then adjourned, after which lwn3eb was served. The ladies convening wereComrades Smith, Ashton, Elliott, Vicars and Carroll. Broke Suspended Sentenee Te. London Youth Given Stiff Warning A 18 -•-year-old London youth who rooznin house and "tried to barge was told by Magistrate A. F. Cook two months ago to stop bothering a Wingham district girl was found guilty in court here last week by Magistrate D. E. Holmes of break- ing the terms of his suspended. sentence. The case was adjourned for sentence until November 18; and the magistrate warned the youth, Kenneth Mortis, that a great deal would depend on his behaviour during that time. At first a plea of guilty • was entered by the youth's counsel, Samuel Lerner, of London, but this was changed to one of not guilty. The plea was changed when Mr. Lerner said he had doubts whether Magistrate Cook had jurisdiction, to impose the terms of the suspended sentence. In July, when convicted of wounding the girl's younger bro- ther, Mortis was told by Magistrate Cook to stay out of ,Huron County and to stay away from the girl and not to try to contact her for a period of two years. The girl, Mary Eileen Holmes, who works in London, told the court •that Mortis. had "bothered". her on two occasions an London since the sentence had been im- posed. She said she had "refused to talk with him" on the first occas- ion. She contacted London police and they warned Mortis, she said. On the second occasion, 'Miss Holmes said, Mortis came to r her SPECIAL MUST GO THREE SPECIALS TWELVE GAMES $1 ,000 S200 $75 in." S e claimed he threatened to harm her and members pf her family. She said she walked up- town with him. and 'when she ask- ed a bus inspector to get a police- man, Mortis left her. Under cross-examination she told the court that at one time she had been engaged to Mortis but changed her mind, and he refused to accept her decisioxl Mortis, in defence, said he was satisfied now that the girl did not wish .to see him any more. He said he did not intend to bother her in future. In his decision, Magistrate Holmes warned the youth that he had "caused police, law officials and Miss Holmes a lot of trouble. If you don't behave you'll go to. jail." Mortis was told to report to the probation officer in London to make arrangements for reporting to him. Mr. Lerner said he had checked with the officer and ''he. had agreed to have the youth re- port to him. RENMILLER BENMILLER, Sept. 22. - The C.G.LT. he•id a ,meeting in the church on Wednesday night of last week and elected officers for the coming year. They are as follows: President, Gail Gardner; vice-pre- sident, Carol A1lin; secretary,. Joan Vanstone; treasurer, Eleanor Durst. The girls also made plans to attend the C.G.I.T. rally to be he�ra,' in Walton. on Su.ndlay,.,Ootober 3. Contrary to popular opinion, milk is not fattening yet it supplies most dietary needs. WE . S O E 1 �,„,- • WORM BY CUNT • Town Council: expressed dis- pleasure last Friday night over lateness of "reports from Meat In- spector Dr.. G, S. F.Pkiot't, At a meeting two weds ago, council received his port on in- spections at the Gederi,ch a rt o Made during June. Last week the reports were received for July and August. Councillor Ken Pennington com- mented that the reports seemed to be quite late. 'Let's hope we don't have to wait until November for the September and October re- ports,” he said. Commented Mayor J. E. Huekins: "I .dont see, why we should be, as much as two and three months be - bind in getting these repgrts. We should have the previous month's report at our second meeting each month." The second annual meeting of London Conference, Women's As -1 sociation of the. United .Church .of Canada will be held in Dundas Street United Church, Woodstock, on Tuesday, September 28, begin- ning with registration at, 9 a.m. - Mrs. A. -S. -Livingston, -immediate past president of Ha'inilton Con- ference W.A., will be the speaker at the morning session. Her topic will be "Creative Leadership." 'Luncheon will be served in the church. The speaker for the after- noon Session will be Rev. Anne Graham, assistant minister of Metropolitan United Church, Lon- don. . Her subject,.. "Christian r.Leadership." - OBITUARY Mrs., Nettie. Tebbtitt, 70, W119 died in Victoria Uospital, Lolndoo, last Thursday, - was the former Nettie Fisher. of Colborne Town- ship. Before coming to Voderich 12 years ago, she had lived for several years in Daniel, Sask. She was a member el North . Street United Church. Surviving besides her husband, Wallgate. Tebbutt, are two bro- thers, _ Fletcher £ Fisher, of - Col- borne; Horace, „T:ondon• and three sisters; Mrs. James. Gallagher; Mrs. Harry Long, and IU1rs.' ' William Stothers, all of Goderieb. The funeral, service was held at the bodge funeral home on Satur- day, Rev. H. A. Dickinson officiat- ing. Interment 'was in 'Maitland, cemetery, The pallbearers were" Grant and Wilfrid Fisher, Irvine and William E. Tebbutt, Keith Stothers and Harvey McCartney, all nephews of the 'deceased. cBQP REPORT Despite. rather ,adyerse ,weather Bond it s . the . three sqh001 faire° held in. the. county 'Were' well at- tended tend the, eiutahtY-and quant- ttyy o e, exhibits were good, Tile rain which was badly needed for pastures ono crops such aS corn and sugar beets hag delayed the pulling of the white bean crop. With the additional' mois- THIMSDAY 40# * (3r `.R+R!V'i•�P toe woo.flow , ar that hat re' Wheat Wqsoeded than Fr x00 940: aln 4 G. W. Morita, ra A : 4 ult Re - senta >ve o Miran witty, tiays ' in Ms weekly crop report. "'i?1l'bat made you marry Daddy, Mu nitny7" "So you're begifixling to wonder, tool" JAOKKPOT , oaf $47.00 for full house in 57 calls. _I f _.not, fpr►- on -Saturday, -value -of jackpot- -and--also- number of calls will be raised each week until it is won. .•.... 12 GAMES $1.00• EXTRAS and SPECIALS 25c or 5 for $4.00' BINGO STARTS AT 9 p -m. AMPLE PARKING - -3.7 "Old"at40 50, 60? Men!Get New Pep Quck7 Get rid of the crazy idea that you have to be old at 40, 50 or 60. just try a little "pepping up" with Ostrex Tonic Tablets today, For weakness, • loss of energy, lack of pep and tired -out, rundown feeling due to lack of iron which• you may call "getting old". flevital- izes, energizes, invigorates and stimulates. Helps both sexes feel years younger. "Get - acquainted" size only 600. At all druggists. 41.1111110.1111111111.16 SUPERIOR PROPANE GAS for better cooking, water heating and refrigeration Alf. J. Schmidt, representative. Stratford Phones 3260. Res. 3051R P.a. Box 98 -28tf i:•:.•:?;:;:?;':;,ti;!yrir ;�:•;if' '•,{•.f�r'.f'•'�:•.rid!"r. r. r: rx.V . .. •... r.. .. ..•SJ. . ..•• ..•• ♦ .•.. •.•r••... r•.. •..:. .•. rr.r• • ••.. r. ••rr•..... •........... • .•... •r•.....•.• .... .. . •r .. .•. m•.• r.. ••..... ..... . James Fergusson at the wheel of his Nash Metropolitan crossing the finish line to win the Touring Car Race for• models under 1500'c.c. Regular Nash Metropolitan Wins Ottawa Speed 'Classic Beats Famed European Cars Corp Airport: The thunder of automobiles took over from the roar of aeroplanes today as the Ottawa Light Car Club staged an exciting afternoon of racing events. In the Touring Car Race, for models under 1500 c.c., James Fergusson, of Toronto, drove his production model Nash Metropolitan to yet another victory. In two months Mr: Fergusson's Nash Metropolitan has been entered in, and has won, four events . . . 'he had already won two races at Edenvale, and Mrs. Fergusson recently won a hill climbing event with it at Holland, N.Y. The two-mile track at ,Carp has a lightly abrasive surface, and ten laps at high speed call for superidr driving skill and automobiles that •can "take it". Mr. Fergusson's top speed, according to his speedo- meter was 80 to 85 m.p.h., while his average speed for the ten laps was 60 m.p.h.* (*Subject to Official confirmation.) • It's the fastest and classiest little car in the world! A Every day you see more Nash Metropolitans on the road—and is it any wonder? This great automobile, rightly caped "the sweetest little ,BIG car in- the world", has everything you'll ever want in economical motoring combined with the utmost in style and luxury. Prof. George -E. Raithby, a native of Auburn was nanied head of the Animal Husbandry Department of Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph; last Saturday. Announcement 'of the appoint ment was made by Dr. J. D. Mac- Lachlan, president of the college.. 'Professor Raithby, who succeeds Prof. R. G. Knox, who is retiring, has been a senior professor in his department for several years. He was a member of many provincial and national committees, served as a judge of dairy cattle from the Atlantic to the Pacific, at many shows in the U.S.A., and in 1953 at the great Palermo Show in Argentina. He was an official delegate for the province •at the World Confer- ence.. _eL. Animal Husbandry Work- ers held in Copenhagen in 1952. Professor Raithby has been on the teaching staff of OAC for a period of 30 years and is no strang- er to workers in the livestock field 'in this part of thel country. ASHFIELD rt ASHFIELD, Sept. 22.—The Sep- tember meeting' of Ashfield Pres- W.M.S. was, held at the home of Miss Anna Mae MacDon- ald, Kintail, with 32 present. Mrs. Wilson, the president, opened the •meetri-ng with prayer.l-rs- *leek Collinsonn read the Scripture. The roll call was answered by a verse of praise. A short play was given by Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. William John- ston, Mrs. Henry °JdacKenzie and Mrs. N. G .MacKenzie, which show- ed the important work the society is doing in the Home Mission field in the West. Mrs. J. Collinson sang a solo, Miss. Sadie Johnston took the topic and told of the work the church is doing in the Phil- lipines. Mrs. Tom MacDonald led in prayer. Mrs. Dave MacDonald gave an interesting account of cur- rent events. MrS. Stuart MacLen- nan told about the origin of the Bible Society 150 years ago in Wales. Mrs. D. 'R. MacKenzie, presbyterial treasurer, gave a short talk on finances. ..These:Maya ...most. people. -.work under pressure, worry more, sleep less. This strain on body.and brain makes physical fitness easier to lose—harder to regain. Today's tense IiVing, lowered resistance, overwork, worry—any of these may affect. normal kidney action. When kidneys get out of order, excess acids and wastes '. remain in the system. Then backache, disturbed rest, that "tired -out~" heavy - headed feeling often follow. That's the time to take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's stimulate the kidneys to normal action. Then you feel better.—sleep better --work better. Ask for Dodd's Kidney Pills at any drug co;, ter. 53 15 GAMES $1.00 SS, TAS — 4 SPECIALS -Share the ,"Wealth boors open at 7.45 p. 1st, gamic star' is at 8.3 .,.�...!.� AJTOMO BILE. DRIVING INSTRUCTION • ELECTRIC.APPUANCES • CEPARTMFNT STORES • TRAVEL SERVICE ter_..: �: 5... , .. �:•-i4fT+v`..�, `.� C3 t7 a gib;::;::;::;•;,;;; ~�< a r.: ZIOW 1., e r -o s VENETIAN BLINDS • GARAGES -AUTO REPAIRING • NURSING HOMES • BANKS • TAILORS *- fUR BUSINESS,* NewimilMimmismiliMIIIIIMIMMIna t Look at the way the Nash Metropolitan hugs that corner et high speed, under the capable hands of driver James Fergusson. Every Nash Metropolitan tomes complete with radio, Weather Eye Conditioned Air System, direction signals, Continental rear tire mount, cigarette lighter, twin 'inside sun visors, foam cushion, and nylon and leather upholstery. For all these exciting extras YOU PAY NOT A PENNY MORE!. That's right, they're included in the amazing low, low price. And, as you can see by the report above, the Nash Metro- politan has plenty of speed—it handles perfectly—and it features the same fine riding qualities as the true sports carr Get behind the wheel and see for yourself why they call it "the sweetest little .BIG -car in the world". See'the Nash dealer nearest.yidu and ask to take a Nash Metro- politan out on a test drive (take your wife with you—she'll love.it!) IN' 1915 AN AUTO MARKET RENTED SPACE I OR $ 2.00 PER WEEK TO PERSONS WHO WANTED TO SELLTHEIR CARS. THIS INCLUDED DEMONSTRATIONS ;TO BUYERS. il`buririg •Car Race line op fur fhii;afi wf. James 1`ergusson'a Ndsh Metropolitan can be seen nearest .the starter. • You never know how much your bank can 4o for you um, until you ask. Make a habit of discussing your form • finences with your ldcdf Royal sank Manager. With electricity, you can set ,extra helpers to work for you in your barn , or home. At the touch of a finger, you can summon them to speed farm tasks, snaking life easier and more pleasanti4for.rvr`n..•.you and our ,family., But before. you can . r more --.•.._ •tT.,.,-..-.-.....wJ.tiri✓^'{«r....-.- J«<Ju{ .t •..,,•.••. .. .• ,.,c.7'," -'f..... `enjoy this modern miracle, you may need power lines, and equipment. That's where a Farm Improvement Loan • comes -in. A loan to finance farm electrification may be arranged at any branch of The Royal Bank of Canada. Your local 4'Koya1" manager will be glad'to discuss it with you. 0.3 ,. air ar MID Mrs r arms Imo lel er MIM NM sari thein OM' MI! 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