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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1954-04-15, Page 8'f4 . 4.. , • .orc.,ra.V69101,1,..igt*Y.4,1TWowisi.oitogjw.,..,.: WILD . BILL HICKOCKMOVIE and TV STAR IN PERSON Plus Some 120 Other Cowboys - Cowgirls Trick Riders! "TRIGGER" JR One of the Famous Rogers' Horses • with COWBOY ROY SIMPSON "BIG SYD" The BULL - 10 SECONDS IF YOU CAN RIDE $ 1 000.00 BETTY FLOREZ - Champ Cowgirl Bronc Rider. FRANK BIRON - CHAMPION ROPER! MOONSHINE "The Dancing Donkey"! BOB COBB - With "SATAN' The Bull. ROBINSONS On The Circus Trampoline. Trick Riders - Ropers - Daredevils. WILD HORSES! BRAHMA BULLS! SHOWS at 8.15 P.M. Ride 'em cowboy! Bust that brand, .„. Throw that steer! Rope that calf! Big- time .rodeo coming up! ,Spine -tingling thrills •for all as 'famed stars compete , for top money . . . and clowns risk life and limb for a laughb Hurry -hurry -hurry. THE BIG SHOW THAT THRILLED 10,000,000 Money Back .Guarantee! If you do not „say this. is the finest show of its kind ster, Allan Johnston, and Fred S. Yeterina" rian Aids Watson, R.R. 3, Bayfield. o•dG erich township will have tWO 'N E W S OF AUBURN Vaccination Plans ',inspectors, and serving on the com- it ' EM Ellwain , m t ee are E. c , . R.R. . , Goderich; H. T. Tyndall, R.R. 3, AUBURN, April 14. —' Mr. and Dr, Harold Worton, provincial Clinton; and R. E. Thompson, R.R. Mrs. F. 0. Mcllveen and Mr. and veterinarian, Department of Agri -12, Clinton. . culture, Toronto, attended town, Colborne townshipMrs. Ed. Davies, who spent the is served by winter in Florida, returned home ship Brucellosis committee meet- 1 a committee including Reg. Glen, RR ings last week in the a . . 6. Goderich;Clifford McNeil, gricultural laMrs. CatherinP flcbie and Miss st aturday. office board rooms,.Clinton, when . Goderich. 'Two inspector, M. R. Jackson are visitingfriends the various veterinarians of the wi•4, in Toronto. -. will supervise the program. county were 'present. • Mrs. George Hamilton has sold - On. Tuesday; meetings were held her house, formerly occupied by -• for Ashfield, West Wawanosh, and East Wawanosh townships; and ' on Wednesday the meetings were for Stanley Goderich, and Colborne OBITUARY the Misses Collinson, to George Wilson, of the second concession of FRANK 'ZIMMERMAN West Wawanosh. Services for\ Frank W. Zimmer- • There will be a Good Friday ser - townships. Plans were drawn up at Man, 75, former well known resi- vice in St. Mark's Anglican C urc dent of Neustadt, who died last Mrs. D. Fowler and Mrs. Wes Thursday at the home of Wilfred Bradnock attended an executive Nagle, Hawick Township, were con- meeting of the West Huron Wo - ducted Saturday, 2.30 p.m., in the men's Institute held at Dungannon Roluf funeral home, by Rev. Ralph Tuesday of.last week. Huras, and interment made in St. Miss Amelia McIlwain is visiting Paul's. Lutheran Church cemetery. Mrs. Jean Kyle, Clinton. • He had lived in Neustadt most of W.M,S.— The W.M.S. -of Knox his life, and folloAed his trade as. a United Church held its Easter carpenter. His' wife; the fprmer Thankoffering meeting in the Sun - Clara Birkhoitz, died 12 years ago. day School on. Tuesday with, the Surviving are two sons, Edgar, 'first vice-president, Mrs. Sid Mc - Marysville, N.B.; ,,Irvin, with the Clinchey, in charge, and Mrs. W. J. Canadian forces England; two 4 -Craig at the piano. The Scripture 'daughters, Mrs. Christian Ililden- was- read by Mrs. Jack Armstrong. dorf, Neustadt; Mrs. Alvina Rice, A pleasing solo was rendered by GUelph; and six brothers, Edward, Mrs. Emmerson Rodger. Phe guest Petrolia; Peter, Goderich; Paul, speaker, Mrs. H. C. Wilson, of Howickjownship, Eli, George and Clinton, gave a most helpful and Emman-uel, Neustadt. --- MRS. MARY MULLIN Private funeral service for. Mrs. Mary Mullin, 78, who died in Alex- andra Marine and General Hospital on Saturday •after a lengthy illness, was held Monday at the Cranston funeral home, Rev. D. W. Wu:, liams, of Victoria Street United Earl Wightrnan and Mrs. A. Camp - Church and Rev. J. R. Dickinson bell were appointed delegates to from Ashfield charge officiated. In-lthe Presbyterial ter be held in. Sea- terrnent was in Greenhill cemetery, Lucknow. Mrs. Mullin, daughter of the late Aticirew NelkOn and Jane Hogg, was -Wain in -./Cififfela—fiiilip. For the past 10 years she had been a resident of Goderich. Her hus- band died 14 years ago. There are no survivors: Manitobanks fourth amongst Canadian mamifactlfring 'provinces. Ahead are Ontario, Quebec and Brtish Columbia in that Order. the meetings for the calfhood vac- t 7 30 p.m cination program, which will be undertaken in April. It was recommended that the various township Brucellosis com- mittees suggest to their township councils the names of inspectors to supervise the program in the townships. After a Council appoints an inspector, he will visit all cattle owners in the area to enquire as to the number of heifer calves to be vaccinated in the next three months.. He will also enquire which veterinarian the farmer wishes to do the vaccination work. The inspector Will submit the in- formation to the township clerk, • who in furn will forward it to the veterinarian concerned. Calves must be between the ages of six and nine Months to be vaccinated. The work will commence in a week's time. Committees The Brucellosis committee from ,Ashfield township includes Howard • Blake, R.R. 7, Lucknow; Jock Mc- Kenzie, R.R. 3, Lucknow; and Don Simpson, Kintall. This township will appoint two inspectors. West Wawanosh township will appoint four inspectors; its com- mittee c4attiht%-of-William' H. Cae- sar, R.R. 1, Durigannon;., Gordon Mc - 2, rieknnw.4,...and....Exed.. MeQuillin, R.R. i, Lueltho-w. East Wawanosh township, 'Which will appoint four inSpectors, has on its committee, Gordon Elliott, , • R.R. '34:3Vingham; Simon Hallahan, •-• R.R, 1, Belgrave; and Harry Sturdy, VAuburn. affkley "township, where two inSte,dtOrs Will be appointed, the cornriitthe includes Elmer Web - inspiring Easter message. A piano solo was 'played -by Mrs. C. C. Washington. Mrs. Sid McClinchey gave a talk. -The offering was re- ceived by Mrs. Roy Easom and Mrs. Jack Armstrong and the dedicatory prayer sung. The presi- dent, Mrs. Albert Campbell, presid- ed for the business period. Mrs. forth, April 14. It was, decided to send potted plants to two shut-ins, Mrs. 0. E. Erratt and Mrs. S. Law- lor. TheH. meeting closed -with -Plakef WIT -C afitipb-elt—Retrelli= me nts were served by the social committee. Mission Band. The monthly meeting ofthe "Ida White" Mission Band was held in the Sunday School room of Knox Presbyterian Church, Saturday afternoon with. 19 members present. •• Ruth An- Arews was in charge of the meet- ing. The Pledge was repeated in 'unison with Margaret Haines and Barbara Sanderson.. holding the flags. The Scripture was read by Edgar Leatherland and Clarence Govier offered prayer. The Easter story was told by Mrs. Don Haines. A solo was given by Margaret Haines. The offering was received by Gerald Dobte, and Kathleen Andrews offered tile dedicatory prayer. Mrs. Haines tokl- a story. Sid Lansing, of HuIlett, who has sold his farm to a Dutch family, held a successful sale of farm stock'. and implements on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lansing are moving to Auburn to the home of his late mother. Lecture.—Mr. A. R. Leach, a native of Switzerland; presented a lecture and pictures in Knox Un- ited Church Frday evening under the auspices of the 3 A's. • Mr. Lendi took his audience on an imaginary trip from New York to his native land, showing pictures and giving a talk on it. Mr: Lendi said Switzerland is about the size of Vancouver Island. Play Presented. — The Young People of Hackett's United Church presented their three -act play, 'Look Out Lizzie," in the Forester's Hall, Monday night. The play" was sponsored by The Sunshine Group of the W.A., of Knox United •Church. Between ads, Mrs. Ena- merson Rodgersang a solo. Re- freshments were served the artists following the play. SURCHARGE RE-Em[PosEb BY WINGHAIVI HOSPITAL Patients whose municipalities have not contributed their share toward construction of the pro- posed new 50 -bed chronic _patients wing will have to pay ,a surcharge W-Mgirrarr-Gentrat --Hospitat-the hospital's board of directors has decided. • , The surcharge, which 'calls for a minimum of $1.50 per day was first levied on October 15, 1953 and then removed February 1, 1954, after Huron County Council dedided not to pay its grant While the surcharge *as being levied. -SENTENCE PARKHILL YOUTH IN LONDON An 18 -year-old R.R. 3, Parkhill youth who only three weeks ago 'was given a suspended sentence by Magistrate D. E. Holmes, Q.C., in court here, was • sentenced to one year definite and , six months in- determinate in reformatory in county court at London las'c Friday. Frederick William Eggert. plead- ed guilty to breaking into Parkhill High School and stealing two cadet training rifles on April 5. He alsci received three months concurrently for stealing $2 from a household- er's milk bottle. He was given a two-year suspend- ed sentence here on April 1 Con- stable Elmer Zimmerman of the Exeter -detachment, -Ontario Pro- vincial Police, had offered to assist the youth in obtaining employment. Eggert had been convicted of breaking into„ a Stephen Township general store. Realistic thinking comes . from Western Germany where Econom- ics Minister Erhard says • of the future: "We will just work harder —and We naust." Germany •is fastr ' Moses—"Say, Levi, I vould gif a thousand dollars to pe one of dose millionaires." • HOUSEHOLD . ARTICLES YOU ' NO LONGER REQUIRE CAN BE • TURNED INTO'' USEFUL CASH! ;USE SIGNAL -STAR CLASSIFIEDS. This man makes paper••.. NILE, April 14.—Mr. and Mrs... Adam McCartney,, of Clinton; visit- ed Mrs. A. Mcllwain on Sunday. Donald Brindley had the little finger of his right hand cut off while sawing wood. A shower in honor of MissMar- ion Dougherty's, approaching mar- riage was held at the home of Mrs. R. Bogie on April 6. . Miss Jessie Wallace, Dungannon, spent two days visiting friends in Nileo.and was the guest of 'Mrs. •4. MOrris. Mrs. E. J. Olver, Miss E. Mc- Millan, Mrs. Ross McNee, Mrs. W. J. -Clark and -Mrs. H. Morris motor- ed to Forest Monday to see Mrs. William Gray, who is ill. Mrs. George Rutledge is on the sick list and the two children Of Mr. and Mrs. C. Johnston have measles. Your idea of -- -delegation-of- -three- of-the-hos= pital board members told the board that' participating municipalities felt it was not fair to those Muni- cipalities that have already con- tributed funds to allow those Who have not to use the hospital facil- ities at the same rate. So far, $180,000 -of the $200,000 objective has been raised. Monkey business like that certainly proves this chimp's a 'champ at giving a versatile performance. 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