The Goderich Signal-Star, 1956-10-25, Page 90(31)1Wit 2511:1, 1956
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OBITUARY'
MRS. A. V. VAIL.
The -funeral vas held e,:t•
ington, D.C., ort" October a, of
Mre. A.. V. Vail, the forsaker Martha
Louise Colbore , whosbdeath oe-
eurre:d onOctober TO. She was
the eldest daughter (At the late 1'Vir.
and Mrs. J. II. Colborne. She
moved from GOderich as a young
girl to Washington.
She is eurvived by two daugh-
tens, Mrs. Elizabeth Corby and
Margaret, both of Washington, and
three sisters, Misses' Nellie, Flor-
ence and Gwendoline.
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Renmiller--. Allfza's Store.
Dungannon--Eedif's Store
Holmesville—D. E. Glidden
Kingsbridge --G. F. McKen-
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Kintail—W. J. MacD.onald's
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' Nile --Nile General Store
Port Albert -- Roy Petrie's
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Jaycettes flan
Telephone Bridge
qu,1 ',i a Jay to la4.d a dhu r,
meeting .t it14 Cie b Grin on Thum-
og last week vrith Jean Mee -
Ewan in the ekaalr.
Plans for a "Telephone BrZ lge'
to •be bah! the week November
540 were cibmplehed. Each a w an.
ber will be responsible for at least
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e0 f:ere.s lietwecai 1001 and 1951,
roll your own
cigarettes
with
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QUALITY FINE CUT
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Dr. L. N. Whitely
Breaks Hip Twice
ATTRACTIVE, TRADITIONA•i. SHAPES T ' CHOOSE
FROM AND ALL ARE IN 6 CUP SIZE, WITH SAFETY
LID FEATURE.
PLEASING, DIFFERENT COLORED FLORAL DESIGNS
TO CHOOSE FROM AND ALL TEAPOTS ARE RICHLY
OS$ED WITH GOLD TRIM.
GORRIE.-.--J r. L. N. Whitely has
returned home from the Palmer-
ston Hospital, where he had been
confined since Juiy with a broken
hip.
A year ago this month his other
hip was broktin and he spent three
months in the Listowel Memorial
Hospital and over four months in
Victoria Hospital, London, before
he was able to return home. Then
in six weeks he suffered the second
accident, again breaking his hip.
Friends ,are hoping for better
luck for him this time
MANY SHAPES, PATTERN$, COLORS T. CHOOSE
FROM. THESE EYE CATCHING AND COLORFUL
CUPS ARE MOSTLY ON PEDESTAL AND FOOTED
BASES. EACH 0S LAVISHLY TRIMMED WITH
GOL,'.
ONLY BY A VERY SPECIAL PURCHASE, ARE
WE ABLE TO OFFER SUCH MONEY SAVING
VALITES.
—Photos from "Bush -News"
The two photos above show evidence for the reason that lake trout are now as uncommon in Lake
Huron as bulls at a community garden party.
It is the sea lamprey, aril Reel':)tikes n arauder that lives like a parasite on 'lake trout. The top photo
shows how the sea lamprey kills or disables its victim by fastening itself to the fish's body with its
sucker -like mouth. The picture below is a close-up of the lamprey showing its breathing holes and eyes.
It has already wiped out commercial fishing in Lake Huron and' LAlte Michigan and is now
threatening to do the same in Lake Superior. A research program is under way, by the Federal and
Ontario governments aimed at controlling and eliminating the trout killer. About $250,000 has been
alotted by these. Iwo governments, for the -research- program In two test areas in Lake Superior Where
there wer"
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P. SCHOOL BOARD REPEATS
REASONS FOR SEEKING DEED
OF OLD COLLEGIATE BUILDING
Goderich Public School Board spending money on property which
it -does not own.
Noting that the board has also
been asked by fire marshal's office
to do something about the stairs
in the old collegiate, he said, "We
certainly don't want to do any-
thing in premises that are not our
own."
Recent Accident
Mrs.Edward said that insurance
companies dislike the fact that the
division of responsibility between
the board and the Town Council
is not clear, as she put it: The
recent accident at the main public
school building had brought the
problem to. a ahead, she indicated.
After the accident, provincial auth-
orities painted out that the boiler
in the old collegiate building was
being operated "illegally" because
it was neither inspected nor in-
sured.
Mayor J. E. Huckins assured her
that the boiler has now been in -
they have not been sufficient." sured by Town Council. le fact,
Mr. Aberhart said he felt that he said, total insurance on the
Old collegiate -has been increased
from $50,000 to $100,000 in recent
days.
Mr. Aberhart assured Council
that it need n worry about the
board making e `+ nsive improve-
ments to the bui ing should the
'board ,be given ownership. The
board would make only necessary
expenditures, he .said.
He repeated the board's offer to
sell the building .back to the tt%wn
again sent a delegation to Town
Council Friday night to ask that
the deed of th-e old collegiate build-
ing be turned over to the baa{{''d.
After hearing the deleghtion,
composed of Ch -airman Don Aber -
hart and Mrs. C. Edward, Council
took no inlmediate action but set
the matter over to its next regular
meeting.
The old collegiate building ac-
commodates :five public school
classes this terra. On the last oc-
casion that Council refused to give
the board ownership of the build-
ing, Athe board went on record as
being "displeased."
Addressing Council Friday night,
Ma- Aberhadt stated: "We are not
here tonight ,to plead with you.
I think you know we would like
to have the deed of the old col-
legiate. We have given reasons
from time to time, but apparently
Council's repeated refusal to co-
operate with the board's request
may have put the board "in a
rather bad light" with .the public.
He asked Lf members of Council
had some reasons for not wishing
to transfer the deed to the board.
He paused at this point, but mem-
bers of 'Council did not mention
ally reasons.
Hotwever, Reeve J. H. G ra ha m
asked Mr. Aberhart what was the
board's reasons for wanting the once it is no longer required as a
deed 'transferred. school. In Mr. Aberhart's opinion,
"It's just for efficient handling the board will have to operate it
of school board .business," replied as a school for a long time to come.
Mr. Aberhart. He said it ,had been Mayor 'Huckins commented that
brought to light recenttly that the it was fortunate that an earlier
Ontario Department of Education Council had blocked a move to dis-
does not approve of the board pose of the old collegiate building.
There would have been an em-
barrassing situation today if the
town hadn't held onto the build-
ing, he said.
Agreeing, Mr. Aberhart said he
had congratulated the mayor at
the time and now wished to con-
gratulate him again for foresight
in retaining the building.
0 0 0
W.H.A. To Build
fund for Hospital
Wing Furnishings
The Women's Hospital Auxiliary
met in the Board Room of the hos-
pital on . Monday of last week.
Mrs. Rivers, president, presided.
An invitation was received from
the Wingham Hospital Auxiliary to
a tea to be held in the Council
,Chamber of the Town Hall. A re-
port -of the penny sale h-eld by the
Clinton -Hospital Auxiliary, which
a number of our members attended
on October .13, was given by Mrs.
Kinkea-d. After some discussion
it was decided to leave the matter
of holding one here until some
time next year.
As the Auxiliary is anxious to
concentrate on building up funds
to help in the furnishing of the
new wing o$ the hospital, it was
decided to -dis ontinue for the
present the gifts of baby kits to
all babies born in the hospital.
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