The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-02-16, Page 9001
Advised To Take
DrivingL s `~
a Ons
16-y4r-old Goderich youth,
charged with failing to yield the
right of way following a col-
lision, was advised to pick up
somte ,iips...on s, a .driving from
Goderlieb police before he ap- Harry Sturdy at Warren and
pears in magistrate's court again Caley streets in Goderich. ft
March 9. was pointed out that the youth
Ronald Joseph Moore pleaded had only been driving for two
not guilty to the charge Thurs- months and Magistrate Glenn
day in magistrate's court at Hays, QC, agreed to a sugges.
Goderich. Moore was the driver tion that the youth would be
of a car in collision with a car wise to consult police for le xis
.driven by Huron County Sheriff in ,safe .,driving ,before b ap-
pears again.
Donald Satlows, 28, and Ken-
neth Kerr, 42, both of Goderich,
pleaded guilty to stealing four
pairs of coveralls. They were
both given suspended sentence
for six months.
Douglas Arthur Newman, 25,
of the Royal Canadian. Navy . at.
Ottawa, pleaded guilty to driv-
ing in Goderich Township while
impaired by alcohol or drug,
and was Sned $54 and costs, and
had his licence suspended three
months.
James L. Fitzgerald, William
Sinnamon, and Wayne Croxne,
19, all .Of the .11V•in.gbanxwolh,1
pleaded not guilty to unlawfully
entering the, residence of Ed-
ward Findlay in Turnberry
Township; and an attempt to
commit an indictable offence. on
February 1. They will appear
in Winlham court on February
17. Theywere released on bail
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Good Luck" ..
MARGARINE
Habitant
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PAY INCREASE
FOR POLICE
The Gock rich Police Commis
pion. bas approired .a ?QAC Rev
increase -•annually — across axe
hoardr• fo its=xxiau ..p.olice
force, 1Vta or E.• C. Fisher, srxx>a
::mission- chailmati annocuticed.
- The increase boasts salary oil
the chief constable from $5,350
to $5,550, the sergeant to $4,60Q
and the four constables' max-
imum rate to $4,000.
The force will continue to
work a 48-hour weeek.
The chairmanpointed out
that, had the commission accept-
ed the association's proposal of
changing the working hours
from 48 hours a week to 40
hours a week, it would have
meant adding another constable
to the present force, who would
have had to start at the salary
now. in effect,; whereas the grant-
ed increases amount to $1,200
a year. -
New Schaefer's
Store Is To Be
A Smart One
The new store for' Schaefer's
Ladies' Wear Ltd., on the
Square is progressing fast but it
is expected it will not be ready
for opening until more than two
months from now.
When completed, it will be
one of the most modern and
finest stores of its kind, in. a
widespread area of Western On-
tario.
The Goderich. Signal -Star, y, rebruarY
MAPLE'' � „SUGAR SUGAR »m� A
�vRS
HURON TO- LEARN NEW
from: _Huron „�ty„ ,yid be •duce:, or < abou fros
anions others one 7i e l
,�...._. ... �e'ai? �yrtxp�
tarn) attending a mee, ing at genetra1. havee not be
epai
jFllmira on Monday, February' 27. formed of new deveio)
There, they will discuss modern and. the meeting is inter
methods of production, packing bring out some helpful
and marketing in an effort to Few producers know ti
make the maple bushes more teria'area the main fat
profitable for owners. Sponsor lowering botli th+e yield a
ing the meeting, from 1.30 to 4 grade of maple syrup,-
p,m., is the Lake Huron District mente 111 ,the U.S.A. an
of the Department of Lands and where have shote, that
Forests. use of antibiotics they '' c
Maple syrup is an important far better yieldJ. r" •
product of Ontario. In 1958, the Sap is being carried h
last year for which the Domin- now, rather than in heat
ion Bureau of Statistics has pub- to eliminate much, of th,
lished figures, Ontario produced breaking work; and
318,000 gallons of syrup worth methods of packing syyy
$1,529,000 as well as 32,000 small cans accords bette
pounds of maple sugar valued the housewife's' weekly.
at $18,000. In the same year. ing methods than the ,oxii
the Ontario production of cans. More careful
honey, a competitor, was 5,316,- results in syrup ret&
000 pounds, valued at about 17 fresh flavor, too.
ST. HELENS
ST. HELENS, Feb. 13. — Mr.
and iVirs.-Lorna Webb, of Gode-
rich, were recent visitors with
VIr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb.
Miss Donna Woods, of Kitch-
.ner, and Mr. Roy Hawley, of
)shawa, were week -end visitors
it the home of Mr. and Mri.
.orne Woods:
Miss ,Mary Murray spent the
)ast few weeks with Mrs. T.
)ay man, of Brumfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Miller,
The store will have deer inset Douglas and Lori, visited oil
display windows and the en-' iunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wes.
trance walk to the store wil'1 Whytock at Teeswai.er.
be done in flagstone. The front Wjns Public Speaking Honor.
above the display windows Willi --Congratulations to Terry Wil -
rise as a windowless solid mass ;on on winning the senior boys'
in the modern manner. On it )ublic speaking at the Lucknow
will appear in,large script the -i
word "Schaefer's."
A sales counter will be on one
side ,of the main floor while on
the other. side will be a long
rack displaying ladies' dresses.
The store's• offices and the fit -
tine rooms will be at the rear
of the store.
About midway down the main
District High School. Terry will
represent Lucknow senior boys
it Port Elgin on Wednesday
'wening.
Shoot Parties 1-teld,—A shoot
party was held on Wednesday
evening at S.S. No. 3 with 11
tables in play. Prize winners
were: Cairns Aitchison, Frank
1eQuillrn, Ken- Taylor and Mrs. -
floor, a --broad stairway will lead 1 Allan Cranston. On Friday even -
to the basement which h—
as been
dug out to a spacious depth to
allow for a full scale display
section there also.
The second floor of the store
will be used for -drapery making
and storage.
ing the W.I. sponsored
party with .ten r, ta^°-jble 1
High lady was Barbara
and high gent was Ross
ton." Consolation prizes
Don Cameron and Mrs.
Purdon.
A SHOWER I5 MELD:
FOR BRIDE-TO-BE
Miss Elizabeth Grange
of London, was guest of
at the home of Mr. an,
Frank Allen, 86 Blake S
Saturday evening. Miss'
Allen, of Kitchener, 'asst;
h
Mours.sie, Gary entByrerr>raind, ofed Po
friends. games and
were enjoyed. "The nl
eous gifts placed in a t
well were presented -tc
Grange with best wishes"'
approaching marriage.
EASTER SALES
"Easter retail sales th
should equal or top the f:
ure in Canada—if the,
man plays ball," "preC
Financial Post w "Sr
could mean a-• 2%Q e-=4-
one Canada -wide retailer,'
�DD'ING
BOGIE—CLARK
At high noon on Saturday,
F ruary llth, in a floral set-
tii ; of Mauve and white giant
c• ysantiiiemums, in North
Street United Church, after tak-
ing communion, the Reverend
W. J. ten Hoopen officiated when
Miss Mary .Ann .Clark, of Wel-
land, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs.• Edward Clark, of
• Windsor, became the bride of
Graham Andrew Bogie, only• son
- of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Bogie;•
4:. '4earYY;•--in a-dbtil}
ring, ceremony.
During the.. congregation's
singling of "Praise .1Vlv Soul" 1be
bride was escorted to the altar
Ir., her brother in-law, Martin
Collrine\-. of Kiotail.
'111,' bride was exquisite it a
fit"1iercd„ Hoeft int. lh or-!en•,rtr
o' 'n of candleli ht French t•ni-
i:ri,idcred silk or, lin a 'V 11!1.
t t _ci bodice, short :,tee, es anal
'• 1 i 'cic 1 r nr-
s�rl� ,i: c d nc Min... Hr r �h��.r'. 1
len- th veil of silk illusion was
held hr a high crown of twaris
and brilliants. She wore (1bow-
lcri.lth snatching gloves anti her
only ornament was a single
ii'tklet of cult.ored pearls and
a triple dianiond heirloom. She
carried a cascade arrangement
of Talisman aroses, miniature
white •orchids and ivy.
As her sister's matron of
honor, Mrs. Martin Courtney
chose •a street -length frock ..of 1
soft beige nylon and lace over
taffeta with matching gloves and
a matching petalled bonnet,
trimmed with pearls and -a short,-.
shoulder -tip tulle veil. yrs.
Join -Quaid,- of Sarnia, f was
bridesmaid, Miss Betty Quaid,
jpnior , bridesmaid, and Miss
Donna Quaid, flower girl, wear-
ing similarly 'fashioned frocks
of French white embossed or-
ganza over mauve taffeta -with
matching bonnets. They car-
ried nosegays; in contrasting
shades, of rosebuds, tiny iris and
stephanotis, fringed in daffodil
yellow. Master Robbie -Quaid
was ring -bearer and the groom's-
attendant was his brother-in-
law, .Tohn Quaid. Ushers were
John Doherty and William Tich-
borne, both of Goderich.
After the declaration of mar-
riage, Edward Stiles, organist,
accompanied Miss Olive Miller,
of Toronto, for the solo "My
World" by Henry Geehl.
In the Harbourlite Inn, prior
to' the • bridal luncheon, the
groom's mother received the
,guests in an attractive ensemble
of Dior dawn, blue French -bro-
cade with blending flowered hat
and a corsage of Romance rose-
buds and stephanotis..
Included were guests frorf1
Alpina, • Michigan, Defiance,
Ohio, Chatham, Lion's Head and
Stratford.
Later, following a Soiree
Jan•rboree''given in their ,honor . Y
at the Dungannon Hipnod ome, - +"
the happy couple left "Mr. a, `��
honeymoon vagabond . motor
trio to the deep South. The
radiant bride wore a street•
lefikth champagne, lace dress
under a coat of blur blue, 'eth
stylfsli, pill -box hat of White
ermine and she carried a match.
The; muff adorned with a corsage
of tiniest Talisman rosebuds.
On their return Mr. and Mrs.
Grahai'n Iloeie will Irtiake their
home at 170 East Chester av-
enue, St..'Cathariries, •O'YIta7C"in:
r-
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Fish and Chips, (6oz.) 4
Fresh Lake Whitefish Ib.e 5
Filleted of
Week -End Specials
Wieners Ib. 3
Meaty Spareribs 1b. 4
,Boneless Smoked Ham 11). -7
ANNUAL MEETING'-
Huron County Beef ProcEuce
Agricultural Board . Room, Clinton
Wednesday, February
at 2 p.m.
Guest Speaker: 3. D. BAIRN, ;
Production and -Marketing -Divisrron --
Canada Department .of Agriculture'
ROBERT McGREGOIr J. C. HEMINGWA'
President - Secretary . .
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