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hospitalization plan may be a launched next year.
The Health Unit suggests in its
launching of more home 'servicerannual report that , counties and
Reeve William- H. Jewitt, of flullett l municipalities may have to depend
Volynship, chairman of the Huron even more on Provincial and 'Fed-
Cottnty',Healt.h Unit, has stated. + oral tax aid to finance such ser -
In Ontario, hoine nursing pro i vires.
The 'Wren unit had only one
instance of poliomyelitis last year.!'
A pre-school child who had receiv-
ed the first two doses -of Salk
vaccine, suffered a mild paralytic
attack'.
noted a sharp
unit officials n
decline in -positive reactions to
tuberculosis skits tests. When the
unit first 'started tuberculin testing
in the high schools nine years ago,
the rate in some institutions was 1
as high as seven per cent. The
average rate in testing last year
was about 1.5 per cent.
Efforts of the Canada Depart-
ment of Agriculture in eliminating
bovine tuberculosis and pasteuriz-
ation of milk carried out by many
rural housewives, had helped to
cut down the incidence of TB,in
a rural county like Huron whre
much raw milk was consumed,
There had been a, "multitude of
physical improvements" in sanitary
facilities in rural schools, in Huron,
the sanitation division reported.
Many problems which had been
troubling the board- before' had
been. overcome with construction
of new schools, new additions or
renovations to heating plants, ,floor-
ing, lighting, water systems and
sanitary facilities,'
of the impact of the• government
grams .are largely limited now to
voluntary prganizations such as the
Victorian Order of Nurses but a
project has been sponsored ,by the
North,umherland Durham health
unit to provide,, through the aid of
national .grant funds, bedsi
e nurs-
ing ,p some.f its rural area,'
Financing of such extra services,
the chairman pointed out• • could
become a problem for. health units.
"While a shortage of suit nurses
presents a great obstacle 'to rapid
development of bedside care, the
utilization of auxiliary personnel'
such as the nursing assistant might
prove a partial solution, he sug-
gested.
The annual report of the Huron
County Health Unit adds that
Huron is in a better position now,
however, to expand some of its
activities, including beside care in
the home. In the past year, the
unit completed a program of inte-
grating public health branch offices
in the public hospitals in each
copntx distr
With join` housing of public
health personnel and hospital staff,
basic services can now be better
co-ordinated, the report stated.
The cost of providing home bed
care to convalescent and chronical-
ly 'ill patients is causing the Huron
County Health Unit some concern.
This is because the cost is expected
BUSINESS-D—rnI C -TORY
Stiles. Ambulance`
Roomy Connfortable •
Anywhere Anytirhe
PHONE, 399
77 Montreal St. Goderich
FRANK REID
- LIFE UNDERWRITER
Life, annuities, business
Insurance.
Mutual Life of • Canada
Phone 346 Church St.
F. T. Armstrong
OPTOMETRIST
Phone 1100 for appointment.
SQUARE GODERICH
-ALEXANDER- &
CHAPMAN.
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND
REAL ESTATE
' Bank of Commerce Bldg.
Goderich, Phone 268.
A. J. Alexander. Res. 860
C. E. Chapman. Res. 18.
T. Pryde & Son
MEMORIALS
Goderich Representative
MR. FRANK McILWAIN
CARLOW 27
Eventide and Rock' o4 Ages
registered memorials.
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BOB CARBERT TO MOVE
TO POSTING AT OTTAWA ,
11.. W. "Bob" Cai Bert has been
appointed Director of Information
for the Canadian Federation , of
A riculture Ten .years_, ago j he
started the farm broadcast depart
ment at CKNX Wingham. When.
CKNX. breached into Television,
Bob saw the advantage of serving
the farmers with two of the most
popular farm programs, "Focus on
the Farm," and "Almanac."
Mr. Carbert is a native of Perth
County, raised in the Mitchell area,
and previous to farm broadcasting
he farmed in Hibbert Township.
He takes up his new post in
Ottawa -September 2nd. Vaughan
,Douglas, present Associate -Farm
Editor, , assumes the position of
Farm Director at CKNX from Mr.
Carbert.
CHIROPRACTIC
HERBERT B. SUCH, D.C.
Doctor of Chiropractic.
. Office Hours:
Mon., Thurs.-9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Tues., Fri. -9 a.m. to 8'p.m.
.7p.m.to8p.m.
Ved,. and Sat. -9. to 11.30 a.m.
Vitamin Therapy
Office—Corner of South St. -and
Britannia Road. Phone 341.•
A. M. HARPER
-Chartered Accountant
Office. House
343J . 343W
33 Hamilton , St Goderich
ALBERT SHORE
Public .Accountant
OFFICE:
38 Hamilton St.
Goderich, Ont.
P.O. Box 797
Phone 975
. RESIDENCE:
39 Victoria St. S.
Goderich, Ont.
P.O. Box 797
Phone 444
Roy N. Bentley
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
P.O.. Box 47.8 Phone 1011
GODERICH ONTARIO
We'II Be looking ForYou
at the
Goderich Trade Fair
Visit our booth in . the Arena
an -d ---see the--iatest`» in
ALUMINUM' DOORS,
WINDOWS and AWNINGS
,PRE -CAST
UNIT. STEPS ..:ORNAMENTAL
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• REV. ROBERT H. RAUPER
COLD DAY 'IN AUGUST
WHEN a young ,woman learned
that she was second, choice
for the evening, that her escort
had sought an engagement with
another girl for the evening and
failed, then had asked the young,
woman, .she told him it would . be
"a cold day in August" when she
went out with him again. Arid that
day has never come. A number
of years ago, that saying about a
cold day in August was quite a
statement.
1;But the temperature depends
upon where you are. High on the
summit of a snow-covered moun-
tain, in the Southern part ofLthe
world, at the Poles, and even in
an air-conditioned building, it
might be a cold day in Aug ist.
So we are reminded that much
depends upon our relation toward
L
the heat of August and, the cold of
January. As the heats of August
can be overcome by air-condition-
ing and the .cold of January by
,Central heating, much can be de-
termined by our attitude toward a
given thing. Whether an elephant
;was like a rope, or a tree to blind'
men, according to ,an 'American
poet, depended upon whether they
!had hold 'of 'his tail or his leg.
Your attitude toward your fellow
.men.: will.:.. be.4eternnined. by your.
goo qr ev11 will $owasd
A new compound of the element
boron has been developed by Am-
erican scientists. According to the
Book of Knowledge Annual it .is ,so
hard that it will scratch diamond
—the only known material that
will do to.
THE GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR
Pastor. Delivers
Farewell Sermofl..
. `Parting . Thougs" was the ebbs -
ject of Rev.R. J. Green's farew
l ..T•u• l' W • t
T"a�bhr nd
will take charge o his first Service
at Broadway Tabernacle in Orange-
ville� next Sunday.
No successor has been named
here yet for ,iV1r, Green. A guest
preacher will be in charge of ser-
viees at Bethel Tabernacle next
Sunday,
There was an excellent attend'-
„
forthefarewell service,at
e
.antefar
which Mrs. Green also spoke bief-
ly. Rev. Harold Underhill, of Tor-
onto, who was the congregation's
• first full-time minister, led in
itbe the s ker at
prayer. He, 1 h pe
anniversary services here on
August 31.
Wedding
ANDERSON—MENZIES
Knox Presbyterian Church, de-
corated with white, pink and
mauve gladioli, was the scene of a
pretty summer wedding on Satur-
day when Joan Shirley Menzies be-
came the bride of Robert Henry
-Anderson. The bride is the daugh-
ter of Mr. W and Mrs. Ronald M.
Menzies, of Goderich, and the
grooni is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Henry 'B. Anderson, of R.R. 2,
Grove.. - .Rev. R. G.
Millan officiated.
Mr. W. H. Bishop presided at the
organ and soloist was Douglas Mc-
Connell, of London,
-Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a formal gown of
pure silk organza With , Giupre
Swiss applique fashioned with a
bouffant skirt falling to a chapel
train . The basque - bodice had an
off -shoulder portfait' neckline edg-
ed with a narrow band of applique.
A •Swedish crown of pearls and
rhinestones held her fingertip veil,
.of pure §ilk Ulu si'►v _. She -.carried
a cascade arrangement of ' white
roses and ivy.
Mrs. John McConnell, of Gode-
rich, wearing wood -violet pure. silk
organza, was matron of honor and
Mrs.' Donald Towers, of Montreal;
and Miss Joanne Davis, of Toronto,
in crushed strawberry pure silk
organza, were bridesmaids. They
wore identically styled, bouffant,
ballerina -length,- gowns with scoop -
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THE GODERICH TRADE FAIR
SPONSORED BY THEIR
LOCAL „REPRESENTATIVE,
B. R.;RQBINSONR.
HAMILTON STREET PHONE 914
FIRST- SHOWING.
at Goderich Trade
Fair August :20.23
the
amazing
.new
mora
V for 1 ° 59
"AXES THE OTHERS OUT OF DATE",
SEE Our big display of new
Admiral Refrigerators, Ranges
;,.and Radios (including portable
and clock radios).
HEAR the NORDMENDE HI-FI
^ '1: rof0e he
wave bands, AM and FM.
.Huron Tower TV
WEST STREET GODEiRIOH
THURSPAYr," 4UIOU rs'T x4p,
ed necklines ap�it,� drape bodices
and sleeves. Their camellia -shaped
hats were• of 'matching organza
and they carried cascade arrange-
ments of white carnations and ivy.
William Jones of London, was
1
'•h
groomsman and Jo Il. McCarttnell,
oi. o crick,:..an .J bn.�,Elliot,...
.0 h
e reception was held, at the
Bedford 'Hotel where' the bride's
mother received the guests in a
pale green pure silk chiffon sheath
*aped diagonally from shoulder
to hem with matching het- and
taupe accessories. The" groom's
mother assisted wearing a sheath_
dress of dusty rose lace over tat,
feta with front panel of pleated'
silk organza,
a matching hat and
beige' accessoqries.
For travelling, Mrs. Anderson
chose a white and gold striped
sheath topped with a matching
gold duster, with white and apple
green accessories.
They will reside in ,t.ondon.
Guests from a distance were
present from .•Torontd; • Ottawa,
Windsor, Cochrane, London, Tren-
ton and Tilllsonburg '-
Prior to her marriage the bride
was entertained at showers in.,, n. -
don given 'by Mrs.. •Jbhu Elliot and
i The
byt e ' 'rooms community. .
b, Y
g
groom's inatller Also, entertained
dun de-
rich, sr John-1VIcConnell, -held. -a
shawer for the bride.
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TROUT ARE SCARCE
. Unseasonably dry 'weather,
which has produced very low water
levels, together with warm weather
has made temperatures in district
streams unfavorable fai• trout.
Don't be surprised if your favorite
fishing hole doesn't produce too
triany trout this ,summer.
With an area of over one mil-
lion square miles, Argentina is the
fourth largest country in the Am-
ericas. Only Canada, the U.S.A.
and Brazil are larger.
ladies, See
• • •
CREATIONS. DESIGNED IN •
PARIS, ITALY .AND SPAIN,
plus popular moderations from ,,Forth' America at
THE_._ GODERgICH . TRA.D.E.:._FAI R.
On display in the Arena wi11 be a variety wardrobe of
Dresses, Suits, Wedding and ,,Evening Gowns
• efficiently and elegantly made ; by
Marianne _Schmidt
Your Personal DresS'maker
103, Trafalgar Street Phone 1370, Goderich
LODGE FURNITURE
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SPECIAL SHOWING
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"Pilgrim Rock
Co'Ionial:
Goderich Trade Fair Aug. 20-23
in Goderich Memorial Arena
Pilgrim Rock Maple Furniture hats a national reputation
for fine craftsmanship, This showing will include a
settee, stela tables, wing chair, occasional chair, butter-
fly drop leaf table and cocktail tables..
Pilgrim Rock Maple is famous for—
.
Olassis • Design, • always in style.--
Rugged.
tyle.= Rugged Construction:
Stain -resistant, hand -rubbed finishes of ' Puritan
• and Cape Cod.
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It's An EyeOpener'
Don't Miss
Seeing
Brecken ridge's
Display of GAS
ELECTRIC APPLIANCES
and ' Equipment at Goderich
Trade. _ Fair August 20-23
with
GAS
THERMAL. EYE AUTOMATICALLY
CONTROLS left front burner ^=-
no more boil -overs or burned
pots. Set Thermal Eye and
cooking.will stay.. at required
temperature as long as de-
sired. Even milk can be left
at warming temperature.
AUTOMATIC OVEN TIME CLOCK
CONTROL takes All the guess-`
work out of roasting and
baking. Set your_temperature,
set your time and leave it. The
corttrol does your baking and
roasting while you are absent.
AUTOMfj,TIC, IGNITION FOR TOP
BURNERS AND OVEN: `Each
burner lights itself immedia-
tely when gas is turned on.
See this modern f ind$ay Range with all the automatic features.
WILY WAIT ?
Don't put it off 'til the' busy fall months. NOW is the
time to buy GAS APPLLIANOES, FURNACES, SPACE
HEATERS, WATER HEATERS, Etc. Check our low
prices !
Op
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110 Pic
FINDLAY
GAS -FIRE
AIR-CONDITIONING
FURNAR
Ht -Boy and Lo -Boy Models.
Safety is assured with Honeywell electric.con-
trols, with' automatic shut-off if pilot light
should go out, •
Fan control can be operated manually to cir-
culate air for summer cooling.
COAL and 'OiIL-'FIRED FURNACES
also available,
+i.rernr.rirN e..e:.
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PARKING
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