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uests of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
tell • on Sunday were . Mr. and
rs, Alex Pauphan and Mr: arid.
rs. William McNeiiage, • o£ pb-
Mr. and : Mrs. M H. Harkness
and family moved on ' Saturday
;from. the manse to the, ROAFSta-
tion at Clinton. '
Mr. and. Mrs. Ed Wahl, of Lis-
:ANNOtINEE PR��� WINNERS .
FOL�,OWING ST. COLUMBAN fET�
A large, crowd -attended the
nual bazaar. held in St. Columban
parish hill an;- Wednesday after-
noon.
On Thursday evening the 'bingo
m°connection with the bazaar was
towel, spent the weekend with Mr. held with the following' : winners:
sad : Mrs. Norman flicked.,Wilfred Chesney, Mitchell, and
After 17 ,years serving the, people of Win-
throp and district, we're disposing of' our
interest hi the` _
INTH
DON HOR(
festive January
We .want to express' our appreciation to all ..
.. ria dswho'have`been.s�
our customers ;and f n b o
kind to .us during. thepast 17 'years, 'and t� ,o
Ito '
of -our successor ; Don1 n
-seek-en-behalf.. e
continuation of that co-operation ancL
pa
trona e.
Mrs. Glen Pepper,, tied; • Helen.
Maloney; Mrs, Emmett Malbne
and Leona Krauskopf, tied; Mrs.
Joseph Ryan; Jeseph •Ryan; Mrs.
Barman, Seaforth, 'and ?red .Eck-
ert, ' Dublin, tied; Jerry Gleason,
Dublin;' Gordon Moylan; Mrs. Wil-
liam Flanagan, Mrs. Jim __Ditch-
arme and Mrs; Clarence Maloney,
tied; Ors, Betty Koehler; Auguste
Dt eharme; Mrs. John Walsh.
Special ,games were won by Mrs.
Hugh Kelly, Dublin, and Mrs.'
Thomas Morris, tied; Donald Moy-
lan and'Fraijk Bowman.. °
Winners of other prizes were:
quilt,MVtrs. Ted Melady,; lace table-
cloth,' John. L. - Malone; television
horse, Michael Murray; doll, Mrs.
J M 1VIcMillan, Seaforth. The
five door -prizes ""''went to Mrs. John.
Shea, Jr,, t1VIrs. Betty. Koehler,
Donald 'Moylan, John A. Murphy
and -Jerry Gleason.'
A kangaroo visited` a`psychiatrist:
`.`What's ,; wrong?" asked the 'dos
for ,
don't know;, replied the kap
garoo, "I „dust 'don't feel iunipY
SBORN -� HIBEER7
MUTUAL ' :FIRE •
INSURANCE CO
HEAD. OFFICE , ExeterOnt,
President:';
1;. Clayton Col uhoun ,
, Science Hill •1
,
`Vice-Preride
in
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Alex J. Rohde. RRT-3
DIRECTORS `-Martt-F
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Dublin;.,Robert G Gardiner;
R.R. 1, Cromarty• Milton McCurdy :
R 1;'. 1 lrkton . Timothy' B
•{R.R. 3, Lucan:
AGENTS -Harry Coates : R.R. 1,
entralia, Clayton Harris
she`ll; Stanley, '.Hocking;:. Mitchell.
• SOLIC);TOR W. G:' Cochrane,:
Exeter.
Er, HASE
Seafojth ..` 1 otive
• To- Queen's 'Post
Rev Eraest G Clarke was' iii-
stalled ,as professor 'of; Hebrew and
•
OIrl Testament criticism at Queen's •
Theologies'—College, Kingston, Wed-
nesday night. He was. installed by
Rev. George' A. Brown, chairman
of the •college's board _of' manage -
Ment in:.:tivhat..va&.' the ; principle.
ceremony at, the 66th aimual_ c,on�_
ference of';the Queen's Theological
Alumni Association
Prof: 'Clarke obtairied.bls• master
of arts degree in oriental lan'guages J
at the...University, of Toronto, and
later did •'post•graduate study at
the University -of Chieago< and the
University of Leiden, Holland,
.,The :chair' became ,vacant three
years ago with the ,resignation of,,
Prof. Douglas Tushingbani.• ,Rev.,
Clarke is;:the -son of Mr. and Mrs.
M., E. Clarke, Seaforth. •
:Open Chapel"'
.Tfianks to the " voluntary' .effort
ofa- targe crew of personnel and
their ',dependants,- RCAF Station,
Centralia, has virtually a w Pro-
testant chapel Thereli hour build
completely ',transformed'— and
renovated _.was reopened;_ Sunday
during a special service which a1=
so ! featured the depositing of ,the
station's flags, made` at :Centralia
'over a decade ago and •valued-' at•
over $1 000. ' Donations ,'of"thou-
sands• of dollars' worth of: voluntary
laborbY... :personnel eof, all ranks
over a 'five-month.. period made
possible,'the redecoration, accord-
ing. to'SIL; E W.;S__G lbext, sta-
tion 'chaplain; who _lauded. the pro-
jest as a 'wonderful effort', on the
part of a dedicated -group."., De -
,spite the: extent • ofthe• renovation',
which -included construction of :a
a iew__eiitrance, • elevation of the
chancel and sanctuary anti Chang
..,./ r `... .♦ ,;: T--or6 tin:2 .
14�t%. AND MRS. -GERALD ALBERT CARDIFF are shown fol
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lowing their weddirig,.in Duff's United ,Church, alt n. The ri e
b d s`J
the'lorrner $ ,boraJean -Patterson; is the daughter of
Mrs bFeriae
Patterson,'Walton, and the late RobertPatterson--and"the
groom's parents
are Mr..and ,Mrs. Albert Cardiff, R.R.R,R.; i
.
Ethel..,
On their return from a weddingtrito the United' State and St
Lawrence Seaway,' the couplg will reside in Kitchener. (Photo' by
Russell). •
mg' of partitions to create a larger
auditorium:; it cost only :$6193 in .'
actual cash, -Exeter Times -Advo
ea e.
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costs
only
..few cents ,a day to. operate. With the 'proper::size anld_-.
Ilea ting capacity you can depend on plenty of hot water
for .allour: household'needs. An -electric, water heater :•
is safe,,cleal , and economical. It's th - is . • ern. choice of
fan -rhes` who,`'live; better` electrically”
ONTARIO
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costs so
'itt 1e
With a fear of ratites in Huron;
Aldir, medical officer of
health, is attempting;- an informa-
tion , program to further, 'educate
the county residents on the subject
of rabies, and what to do iii case
of a rabid,,bite. Dr. Aldis, writing
to The. Expositorsays
While no : rabies :• has been'con-
firmed at the time.: of writing in.
Huron County, you will be concern-_
ed -with" the .iroximity, to--us-of :an
epidemic`in the red fox' which has
been Chiefly' centred in Grey 'Conn-
ty
Rabies or hydrophobia is a virus
infection which- attacks the. nervous
"system It is spread-'to-$'umans•
and. warm-blooded animals .,by •the
introdjiction' into tt>e.;-body-.oi.tiie_
rabies virus,•: and this:;is usually by
the, bite. of '; a rabid...• animal;: 'On
rare .occasions it, :has developed:
from;the--corataet of..-tfie .saliva' of
such•"an animal with:; a 'scratch or
other break iii tfie skin•'of the Vic-
tim.
Because of various` factors such
as`'theintervention of clothing, the
severity • and',: position• of the • bite,
rabies:does not necessarily; develop.
following an attack:by an: infected
aninial some authorities-•statethat
Dilly- five 'ta 7: --per=cent of :persons
bitten::'by'rabid dogs, anduntreat-
ed; actually: develop the disease. "
The.incubati'mi period varies with
the site and severity`;bf•.the..wound
and 'May ,be'two to •: six weeks or
• longer. Once the .,;symptoms of
rabies- appear in man or'animal,
death: follows., in two, to six 'days.
dogs the,-earlysy'mp ares
change of disposition,, restlessness,
less:df° appetite tendena •••to hide:
Soon the appetite ' becomes abxior-
• mal. and 'the animal tray try to,
eat glass,. shines, etc; •Lgter. it may
rush: about iii' a 'staggering `'way,
falling.down from tithe to' airae.
At :this time; snapping and,.,biting,
• tend'eti:cies, • are common; .`''saliva
flours.' "out of ,the mouth, .and the
bark is harsher. The final, stage,.is
one of paralysis,' -with the „lower.
tjaw;and hind: limbs- first- affected.
Though the : animal ntay. by this
tim. -'be unable
to : stand, it, can
often 'stili bite. Death "occurs af-
tet a few days' 111ness.
Certain variations•:m;ay Odour in,
the illness, and. the.;taaralytio,
• pton�i.s_ may• be:more prominent;
with la Tittle of the ;`.`furious"" be
haviaux : , li;veii" in, : animals with
none.:of th'e'. ciassica•1 &yin tornsi-
-� the �Iitboi,atory� has--�stabhshed:
_ diagnosis .of rabies
The Uob Tax anTlve Stock J'ro
• teetion Act ''provides`; for bylaws
to be passed:` by local muficipali
• ties for the ,licensing of dogs and
the ,corltrol• of,anv running at large.
Rabies vaccination is:;advisable' for
•dogs,.espeeinll5 if they. are allow
ed to. run on' a faun or are used.
fol ;hugting.:The .animal vaecine
for rabies is' safe 'and m'ay be se-
eured;at, nominal cost iroin,a prat=
tieing, veterinarian,
Net only dogs, but ;eats,:', foxes,.
ganger
r�
animals .may Barry ra}ies. Live-
stock May become .infected by' `'at
tacks from • rabid ' animals, and
'should _'therefer'e, be: 'vac'cmated
when epidemic 'threatens
There are special people in your
area who can help when rabies
threatens. For example • in ::the.
case ,Of '.illness ; in pets_ and live
stock a ;' Veterinarian-. can �•ad:vise
the owner in the,' case of wil life,
-a--convaioli: officer : the.=On
ta-o;
serDepatrtment of Lands " a'n
Forests.;is_ ready to assist wherde"
stray dogs or cats- show strange
behaviour, the dogcatcher or police;
should be notified
Then final authority; however,
with `regard -to:':rabies an 'animals,
iS the Health of Animals livislon
f the" Canada :Department: of-:Agr
riculturs','m The 13ealth -of, Animals;
:office••for this county is situated
in, ;t'he Post Office, building;,, Sea -
forth; •telephonel`372, .Notify' them,
Of,. all cases 6f `:animal rabies. ':.
•
Should :a human he : bitten by:
'rabid,:";or .suspect- rabid,: animal;
wash the -wound promptly- with,
soap and„water `and place the pat..`
ient tinder the care: of a physician.'
Notify •. the Medical • Officer::' of
Health .DO NOT S,HQOT_OR ;DE-
STROY THE DOG OR: ANIMAL
WHICII:ATTI�CKED :Tlie aminal
bowever,'.should be: confined in...a
Safe place under veterinary :Super
vision for at least 14.; days.- The
'premature killing •of the animal.
might prevent ',accurate diagnosis
Of rabies: Siiice`rabies 'vaccination
of.huniaiis is still -a• serious prose •
and not ;without eemplica:
Hous; phi sician-s -d.
trdceesreal. d with',it ' unless the danger
i ' -
If . it is impossible impossible to 'safely ,:con-
fine a • suspect 'animal .which'• has
attacked: orinjured,. a human, ;de=
struction:`',o'f the animal becomes'
necessary,Under these circuity
stances; ,the':ani al should .not:`s be
shot ,through. ,the, head This datn-
ages the -brain ::and makes ,labora
tory confirmation difficult or- int,
possibld.. Do not' hairdle- a suspect
;aniinel, alive or dead,, .except with
'great, care. Avoid rtibbing its sal
ivy or blood into any 'break:in the
skin
Children should ,beware of stray
animaIS( 'even though friendly and
should be'•eadtioned. against Mand
ling 'any carcass which they might
happen to discover,
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Inquiries :are :invited: `.
Telephone Numbers:
Clinton 1624 •
Seaforth 573'
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• Physician and Surgeon • '
Phone 90 Seaforth
If no?answer, call 59
JOHN A. '.GORWILL,. B.A.;
Physician and Surgeon
Phones: Office 5-W Res. 5-J
Seaforth
• JOHN ::'.i. GODDARD,°„?.L.D.
Physician and ,Surgeon
one 110 Hensall
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Foxboro School
Over ,70 people from the Roxboro
section enjoyea.. a Social evening in
Roxboro School` on rriday night.
James M. Scott showed pictures on
l'%fopa Scotia, Alaska" and unusual
animals:
The pupils sangseveral songs.
-Lunch' was serf ed after a. few
games of cards.' A silver .collection,
amounting to over $7.40, Was ,tak-
wolves :and :other warm-blooded en for the Junior Red_ Cross:
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Telephone 26
: A • •McMASTER, ,B.A., M.D.
Internest.
1.. Telephone 27 ,
P. L. BRADY, .M.D.
Surgeon'
Telephone 55 •
DR, E. MALKUS
Telephone 15
E'V'ENINGS: -"Tuesday, Thursday;'
and Saturday only;; 7-9 pm
Appointments may be made. .F
A. Ni. HARPER
Chartered Accountant •
55 South St. Telephone
Goderich 343
,Licensed. Municipal Auditor..
G
A. WEBB L D C.*
.bottor of yebiropractic .µ
438 Main Street • Exeter. `
X -Ray • rand Laboratory Facilities'
Open Each Weekday Except -
Wednesday
' Tues. and .Thurs. Evenings 7;9
For Appointment - . Phone 606
DON,, tr. DENNIS
Auctioneer
Graduate. of Reisch American
School of Auctioneering.- :Licensed
in Huron, and Perth. Capable Of
handling all types of sales and ad-
vertising, • , '
DON : DENIS, Walton
Phone . Seaforth 843 r 11 .
SEFORTIL:
VETERT AEY: CLINTC-:
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Phone 105' ' ' Seaforth;
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Barrister, Solicitor, Etc.
Phones Office 173, Residence 781
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Barristers; Solicitors, Etc. •
-P, D.'1{icCONNELL •
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SEAFORTH, . ONT Telephone 174:
D. H.''MCINNES
Chiropractic. Eliot Correction
COMMERCIAL HOTEL •
Monday', Thursday = 1 to 8 p m
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Eyes examined Glasses' Fitted
MAIN OFFICE, SEAFORTH •
Office.'Hon`r's 'Seaforth :daily,
,eircept Monday, 9 a.)11.....9:39
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Wednesday; 9 a in;:-12i30Lpm ,•
'Thursday evenings by appointment,,,
only: .
Clinton. 'Monday, 9 a m -5.3Q
p.m. (Above ;Hawkins' Hardware.)
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MUTUAL -..;FIRE' •
INSURANCE CO.
HEAD :OrntE--SEAF.OW111,. Ont.
OFFICERS •
President Robert. •Archibald, Sea
. forth ,
Vice,President-Allister Bxoadfoot,
Seaforth
Manager and Sec,-Treas. Mita
• Norma•, Jeffery, Seaforth
DIRECTORS
E. J'. Trewartha, Clinton; J. L.
Malone, Seaforth; Chris. .Lean
hardt, Bornholm; Robert • Archi-
bald Seaforth; John H. McEwing,
Blyth;' William S. Alexander,: Wal-
ton; Harvey Fuller; Goderich, J.
E:- Pepper, ':Brucefiejd; : Allister,
Broadfoet, -Se
AGENTS:
William Leiper; Jr., „ Londes...
boyo; .L 1'. Prueter; Bradhageiy; .:.,:
Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Eric
Munroe, Seaforth,
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