The Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-03-12, Page 8f $ZNESS DMOTORY
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PHONE 399
77 Montreal 'St. Goderich
A. M. HARPER
Chartered Accountant
Office
343.1
33 Hamilton Si.
House
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doderich
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FRANK REID
LIFE UNDERWRITER
Life, annuities, business
Insurance. •
Mutual Life o1 Canada
Phone 346 Church St.
George Turton
INSURANCE
Co-operators Insurance
Association
351 Huron Rd. Phone 1184
F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 1100 for appointment.
SQUARE r GODERICH
Roy N. Bentley
PUBLIC, •A•CCOUNTANT
P.O. Box 478 Phone 1011
GOD MICH. ONTAR10
CTTTROPRACTIC
HERBERT B. SUCH, D.C.
Doctor of Chirupra'ctic.
Office flours: •
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Tues., Fri. -9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Wed. an,;,!.- 0 'fi 11
Vitamin , Therapy
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Britannia Iir:vl. ,1'ht.,r:; 341.
T. Pryde & Sorg
MEMORIALS
, -Gordon Linds4r Smith--
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Remember They Grow
Seeds and - seedlings are tiny
things at 'first but like puppies they
will grow—J..4-1s most importaint
that we keep that fact inw nriiicl in
our garden planning now, In the
seed catalogue and on the seed
packet are printed details of 'na-
ture ,height and how far certain
vegetables and flowers should be
thinned. Like.-...tr,e ....a is shrubs,
all plants require room to develop,
even tiny things like alyssum and
radish. Either we should give them
room right at the start, as with
beddingr plants, or we should be
prepared to thin rigorously after
the seed has -germinated, We
must do this if the ,Plants are to.
grow properly and be strong
enough to resist wind and rains or
if our vegetable are to grow
quickly and be crisp and tender.
So in your .planning remember to
leave plenty of room. • It is a
garden you want, not a jungle.
Don't Overlook Vegetables
A lot of people who have for-
gotten or never knew what' a really
fresh vegetable tastes like neglect
. this interesting and satisfying part
of gard'enin.. They think they can
buy vegetables more cheaply at
the store or that growing them
ALEXANDER &
CHAPMAN
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND
REAL ESTATE
Bank of Commerce Bldg.
Gcderich. Phone 24-,
A. J. Alexander, Res. 860
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means a lot of hard work and ex
pense. or that they can't grow
really high class vegetables. Ali
of these assumptions are entirely.
false and especially .the last one.
Actually the only ‘vay to get real
freshness in certain vegetables
such as peas, corn, and lettuce, is
from a garden right at the door
and they should be picked only a
few minutes before they are to
lt(.r used. Sugars in many vege
a matter of hour$ after harvesting.
That is *hy the best canners take
their portable •plants right into
fields,
And vegetables are the simplest
things to grow. Simply get some
string, lay out the rows at widths
suggested on the seed packet,,culti-,
vate 'once or twice"' and dozens of
tasty meals are assured. The be-
ginner is advised to start with only
half a dozen kinds and a small
plot.. Pt, is surprising what one
can do with a space of only -10
feet by 20 feet.
Junior, too, should..be given'his
or her little plot and a few packets
of seed. ° This will keep children
out of mischief and give them a
real pride of ownership. It will
start them on the road to becom-
ing good gardeners and provide
them with an interesting and fas-
cinta ing life -time hobby.
Many Grasses To Make A Lawn
• Many. people- may have •Awonder-
ed why some grass mixtures are
priced higher than others and why
there are mixtures at all. There
is no mystery about this once we
understand that a good lawn grass
seed, like good tea or tobacco, Is a
blend of several different kinds of
grasses and different blends are
used -for different purposes. More-
over someof the varieties are com-
paratively rare and experisive and
niay have been imported' from the
other side, of the world.
A 1 -awn -is not a -'hay field- and
what we want is somethithat
will be green all through the sea -
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ea The girl who keeps ,hers 1f and her
son. For a sunny position we will
to les start to turn to ,starch in
,THE GQD1RICI3 SIGNAIJ-S'TAR
lnvents, A Better Trap
Bll
Some men strive to build a bet-
ter tnouse trap.
But Jim Culp isAtoo much of 'a
fisher"ma"n to waste time qti non-
sense such as that.
He has invented a combination
minnow trap and bucket that -beats
anything going: Other local fisher-
men who 'have seen it think he's
got something. •
Jim himself says: "I think it's
going 'to be a crackerjack!"
Ails invention has been displayed
in -the window of Goderich News
Stand where it has attracted a
good deal of attention. Snow-
boitnci 'anglers. have been seen
lmooning over it, faraway looks in
their eyes.
"I was watching TV one night
when I saw King Whyte with a hew
plastic minnow trap,",expla-ins Jim.
"I thought I could improve on it."
He did. A handy man at things
meehani al, Jim came up with the
combination trap and"bucket after
two or • three days of work.
"This is made out of- quarter
inch mesh wire with four cone-
shaped entrances, " says Jim re-
ferring to the minnow, trap.
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"The pail, is a 25 -pound grease
pail that can be obtained from any
service station.” '
Smartly painted by Jim, the fin-
ished product looks like a pro-
fessional job—which it is.
' What are the advantages of the
combination trap and bucket?
"It's easier to take out of the
water when the minnows-, are
caught. You're ready to go fishing
the minute you take it out of the
water."
Has he any plans to manufacture
or market his invention?
"I just made this for my own
use," insists Jim. "I wouldn't make
another for any price!" •
PtRSONALS
Brig. a,nd Mrs. G. M. Ross, of
Goderich, visited in -Toronto for
a couple of days recently.
Mr. John MacKenzie, now living
at the County Home, Clinton, and
formerly of Goderich, writes a
letter of rernihiseence to The Sig-
nal -Star. He invites any Goderich
people to see him in Roam 12,
Men's Ward,
Mr. D. , J. "Pat" Patterson had
the privilege of initiating his sec-
ond son, Douglas, into the Kins-
men Club at' Georgetown on Mon-
day eVenipg of last week. He also
initiated ''his .."son, Don, into the
Kinsmen Club ht Goderich some
years ago. ,
SALTFORD 'YOUTH GETS
AWARDS AT O:A.c .
Mr. and` Mrs.. Albert F. Riehl,
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the Veterinary College, O.A,C.,
Guelph$ on February 24. They
also attended the College Royal
on March 4, when their son, Ben-
son Riehl, received his award as
Grand. Champion of the Ontario
Veterinary College Division. The
award was a silver cup preseut,ed
by the Pitman -Moore Company- of
('lanada° Limited, a replica of which
was 'presented to Benson by Mr,
'Doug. Sanson, o -f Guelph: He also
received .surgical equipment to the
value of $35 presented by the
Kirschener Manufacturing Co,
Limited,' Benson was a • former
student at ',the Goderich Collegiate
Institute.
If You're TIRED
ALL THETIME
Now and then everybody gets a
"tired -out" feeling, and may be
bothered by backaches. Perhaps noth-
ing seriously wrong, just a temporary
condition causekby urinary irritation or
bladder discomfort.: That's the time to
take Dodd's Kidney Pills. Dodd's help
stimulate the kidneys to relieve this
condition which may often cause back-
ache and tired feeling. Then you feel
better, rest better, work better. Get
Dodd's Kidney Pills now. Look for the
blue, box with the red band at all drug
counters. You can depend on Dodds. so
FILM FEDERATION TQ
TRAIN ,PROJECTIONISTS
'etre Goderi:e'h District Film Coun-
.44 tr t i 1Giiss dire -hat
ers presiding. The Goderioh 'Dis-
trict Filar Council decided to join
the new Federation, to be know
as the "Blue Water 'Film "Fi,'der-
ation," which comprises Grey, Bruce
and Huron Filni Council
s' Corps.
The fiscal year is to be extended
THURSDAY, MARCH 12th, 1959
to the end of Au vst or' to Coiilb'
nide with the other q`nits.
Projectionist 'Training classes
will be started after April 1st. It
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he projection work of their owl
local organization. o
Almost 900 housewives and busi-
ness women are volunteer mem-
bers of the Canadian Red Cross
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,_ Gaderich..Representative.-_
MR: FRANK McILWAIN
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The March session of the Huron County Council
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will be held at the Court House, Goderich, on
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Mr. and • Mrs. Goderich ..:
PLEASE HELP
Young Canada Week
(Mar -ch 10 to April 4)
by offering "your home- for
one or more nights
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If you plan' to billet players 'please phone in the hit -
formation -without delay to any one of the following:
Home Business
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EBB ' :ROSS
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'aced with unforeseen household expenses?
Want to make some special major pur-
chase? Need money for taxes—or to meet a
family emergency? Personal loans to help
people meet just such situations are being
made by the chartered banks every day.
You're not asking a favour when you visit
a . 'bartered bank to arrange a personal
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loan. The manager welcomes opportunities
to make loans, repayable out of earnings
in convenient instalments.
And at a charter d bank, you can always
count on privaeynd-courteo't,s considera-
tion, whether you are arranging a lohn or
using other valuable services the bank
provides.
RVING YOUR COMMUNITY
13 Full-length Movies Each Week .
On CKNX TELEVISION
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Winner* of the "LIBERTY AWARD” for Local Prpfgramming.
FRI., MARCH 13
"The Net"
Phyllis Calvert
(Mystery)
MON., MARCH 16
"Blanche
Fury"
Stuart Granger
Valerie Hobson
(Drama)
TOES.. MARCH 17 WED., MARCH '18
"Srovanee
River"
Don Ameche
Al Jolson
(Musical)
"A Boa, A Girl
and A Bike"
Diana Dors.
Pat Holt
(Comedy)
TH.0 R., MARCH 19
"Pokes of
Harrow"
Rex Harrison
Maureen O'Hara
(Drama)
FR1.J. MARCH., 20
"Thunder in
The Valley"
Peggy Ann Garner
Edmund Gwen
(Scottish Drama)
SEE
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ihru'Friday
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FRI., MARCH 13
`Black Sleep"
Basin Rathbone
Lon Chaney
• Bela Lug osi
(Horror)
SAT., MARCH 14
"1VIr,
'Skeffington"
Bete laa,�is
Claude Rains'
(Drama)
SUN., MARCH 15
"Tall Texan"
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Llody Bridges
Lee Cobb
(Western)
MON., MARCH 16
"Four Days"
Hugh McDermott
(Drama)
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(Irish)
MARCH 18
"Neanderthal -
Man"
(Science Fiction)
'THUR., MARCH 19
' '''He Walked
ByNight"
of Dragnet
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FRI., MARCH 20
"Hollywood
Hotel"
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Benny. Goodntan
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SAX.; MARCH 21
"Broken Star"
Howard Duff
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Lita Baron
(Mystery)
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John Bromfield
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