The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-05-12, Page 8Ttie " flkdderkch K n -Star, ¶L1 i ay', May 12, 1966
oinciHr
Piles
" are those l.'les of dig t
doing on the site of a pro-
/
p.,ed centennial " Project?"
Count lllor William. Schaefer
asked last Thursday.
Eo said the 'fill had been
. • dumjed; on a site across the
street from. the county jail.
Deputy -Reeve Joe. Moody
said,'the 11.1l had been placed
here to fill several depres-
. sions in the property.
Councillor ` Schaefer asked
Mayor Walkom if the centen-
tr
Tune -U p Gives
Better Mileage
YOU'LL SAVE THREE MILES
TO THE GALLON
By H. L. Baird
Investing in a Spring tune-up
and the neglecting to change
your carburetor air filter is like
sleeping with a short blanket:
you pull it up to warm your face
end your feet get cold. There's
not much net
You.- filter is the windpipe of
• your .motor. Factory studies.
show 18 pounds of air for one
pound of gasoline• is needed at
. Summer temperature to get 'the
. most energy out of the fuel.
This.is 2,000 cubic feet ---enough
to fill a • room 10' by 20' -for
every- gallon 'of gas at 60 mph.
When road grime clogs :your
•filter, your carburetor gets Tess
air. than it needs. The gasoline -
air mixture _becomes too rich in
fuel. Economy goes down and
so does power.
Recent engineering tests on 2
V-8 engines in a 19.6.4 Mercury
and'a 1962 Plymouth with clean
and clogged filters showed a
. milestper,. ,ga};},un. _ gain -.,:.of.. 3.6..
mpg 'fair the 'Mercury and 2.4
. mpg for the Plymouth with a
clean filter -"over a clogged one'.
Recommenced ` changes for
air filters va : y with - different
road conditions. Every 10,000
• to 20,000 miles is fine in the
Goderich area. But these fig-
ures can be altered drastically
if -you drive frequently over
dusty 'roads.
A reputable car dealer' will
not sell -you a filter if you don't
need one. • Heed hls advice.
•
Advt.
Queries
In: Park
eou nnittee, has any con-
erete plans for° the, site. '
a 'We haven't •even discuss-
ed it," said the mayor.
It has been proposed that
the land involved, overlook-
ing the river, be developed
as a picnic area as a centen-
nial project.
Mayor 1Valkom, who attend-
ed the centennial planning
workshop in Goderich earlier
the same day, reported that
officials of the centennial
planning branch of the depart-
ment of tourism and inform-
ation .were pleased with the
attendance.,
'- "They were agreeably sur-
prisEd by the number that
turned out," said the mayor.
He said 15 persons from
Goderich .attended the work -
shoo and el,ght members of
Huron County Council.
Total attendance was 75
said the mayor. He said only
.45 persons had attended a
similar workshop in London.
"Goderich centennial' coin.
mittee ought to be congratul-
ated on the manner in which
they tackled it," he comment-
ed.
The choices of recreation of-
' 'fered by the forests are very
wide 'including hunting, fishing,
-• camping, painting, photography,
nature study; swimming, skiing
and. boating.
Appoint FuiIi irne Ex.tensi+on Man
'David Inglis, 1., od R.R. bx
Walkerton, has been appoint-
ed the. first Mull -tine agricul-
tural extension assistant for
Huron County..
Previous to this extension
ingsbridge
K-NGSBRIDGE.--'Cgngratul-
ations to Mr. and Mrs. Eldon
Austin on the birth of a son
last week in Victoria Haspit'el,
London.
Mrs. 0. fieffernan, Ray and
Jerry visited friends in Guelph
over the weekend.
Mrs . Clifton Austin has re-
turned' .to her home after spend-
ing the winter months in Tor-
onto .nd Kitchener.
Peter Martin, Hamilton, was
home for the Weekend. •
Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill
visited relatives here last week.
Mr. and MIS. Antoine Van
Osch and Ann Heffernan visited
in Arthur on Sunday.
Joe Moerbeek is• in Goderich
hospital with a fractured leg
as a result of an accident at the
Salt mine.
France's Gilmore, London, was
home over the weekend.
assistants have been hired on
a summer parttime basis,,
Mr. Inglis is aduato of
Wal4;ertpn,-District Secondary
Sehoc 1, an0,.1966 graduate of
the UniversItyo'Guelph as'1°dte7ipl a,e01,45e 4ari-
cJxltuie.
He specialized in
animal husbandry,
Mr. Inglis completed eight
4-11, dairy calf club projects'
in Bruce County 4-11 progroarn.
He was an .active member of
the Junior Farmer's and held
executive_ positions in .both
groups.
At university Mr. Inglis was
president of his class execu-
tive in first year. and vice-
president in his graduating
year. He participated in col-
lege • intramural hockey, foot-
ball, soccer, and the animal
husbandry club. _
Mr. Inglis will be working
with the 24 Huron 4-11 agricul-
tural clubs which were organ-
ized' during the Easter "holi-
days. The 4-11 clubs include
14 calf (dairy and beef pro-
jects`, one breeding swine,
one market hog, one sheep,
one tractor maintenance, five
grain corn and one sweet corn
club. Of the approximately
400 projects, 220 are in., 4-11
calf club work.
The chief objective of 4-11
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STARTS FRI:, MAY- 13, 8-10:3 0 P.M.
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agricultural club work in On-
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training in agrimlitUre and
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jeatives of the 4-11 program
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acquire knowledge and skills
in modern agriculture, adopt
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agriculture, realize the need
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develop qualities of leader-
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and attitudes necessary for a
.satisfying home and commun-
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There are 57 4-11 agricul-
tural elub leaders in Huron
County and 22 of the Huron
County leaders are graduates
of a two or our year course
in agriculture.
Cold Holds 'Back Coops
Despite the cold weather, a
subiltantial acreage of corn
'and spring grains.have been
sown in 'Huron °aunty, re-
ports D. ' S. Pullen, assistant
agricultural representative in
Huron.
Qr wth .a alol GNPs 1145
been slow. Frost !nay have
injured forages, particularly
legume seedlings.
Warmer 'weather is badly
Judith Marie n'e Witmer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Witmer of Goderich, graduated
.frau St. Joseph's Hospital
School of Nursing in Landon on
Frday evening, May 6th.
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LADY .
INTERESTED IN PLAYING
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TOWN OF GQDERICH
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RESDAN 1.19
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"The Home Of Tasty Pastry
Since 1877" .
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needed to ensure normal plant
growth.
Ordinarily, many farmers
would have turned livestock
to grass by now; however, be-
cause of the unseasonable
weather practically all cattle
are stilIJn .winter' -"qu< rters..
MNE'
Runt The Money From
CRESCENT This Spring
LARRY STEPHENSON
Do what you want to do. now.
Phone me at Crescent and tell
me how much money you'd like
to rent. ($50.00 for a week only
costs- 23c). Ask- for --a .Crescent;
Spring Money Bouquet -beau-
tiful brbwn $100's ... trimmed
with bright orange $50's -
mixed with gorgeous purple
$10's . . . and a few brilliant
$5's. Then just drop in and pick
up your" money bouquet --int can
be ready in as• little as 10
minutes. The Crescent Finance
office Is at 148 The Square in
Goderidh. Rhone 524-8376.
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