HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-06-04, Page 5TDAY, JUNE 4th, 1959
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private flying would always be a Hanitour Air .Services o Aut r
� ; have a bedroom 'Ilr,t21, itGhou ilk
"Believe ine, if there was ever
a fixed base operation Which de-
serves, some free favorable pltblic-
ity, Sky Harbour Air .Service's is it -
If other operators would pattern
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Dale K. Anderson, of Ttil"etlb, 'Ohio, hot coffee • and tea in t eir Pilot's
in the current isatie of "Canadian
5ght," • a pilot's magazine. "
'Mr. Anderson, told of being
forced to land it Goderich in a
Lounge, used their offices to alike
were taken on a tour of their shops
a nunp'ber of long. distance' ea s;
d har e
flight from Toledo to' Gore Bay'built there,as well as an old Bieriot
in order. to refuel. -• He said, "At of about 1910 vintage.-A'The. entire
' Godericrh we received the pleasant operation is spotlessly clean and
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erous tributes paid in the letter
written by Mr. Anderson.
So, it's take a bow "tiHoppy"
Hopkinson.
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Goderich:
The Ontario Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals has
promoted Inspector Art 'Jennings, of RR 3, Goderich, to
senior inspector for Western Ontario. Here he is seen
standing beside the official SPCA `car. S -S Photo by R.H.
SPCA Promotes
which hogs and other livestock .are
+transported to assembly, yards,
I community sales and packing
rt Jennings
Inspector Art Jennings, of the
Ontario Society for Prevention of
mo•ted to senior inspector for
Western `Ontario.
Mr. Jennings, who resides at
R.R. 3, Goderich, has ' been in has been oausing—a., high per-
eh'a'r,e of -Huron, Bruce and - Grey, -centage-- of deaths• among hogs,"
oounti,es. Withhis promotion to he states.
senior inspector, he will' super- It is appardnt, he continues,, that
vise six, areas in Which SPCA. in; some truckers are not familiar
'spectors are stationed. The West- with proper transportation pro -
ern Ontario territory extends as cedure.: They arp ndw being in-,
far as Barrie on the north aid'Zs' structed in this matter by routine
far as Fort'rie 'on the south. inspections at all loading and un -
At the present ' time, the SPCA loading" centres.
is particularly interested in ,the .At the present time, charges are
Safe- :.transporta.tiorr--oaf -livestock.
There is an intensive j,nvestigat'ion.
under way into the manner in
plants.
While the majority of livestock
truckers are very co-operative; says
Inspector Jennings, there are a
certain number of truckers who
1.i.:tIi ?3?aittse Proper "loading:
practices... _
"During the hot summer wea-
ther, overloading can cause—and
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AND OTHERS
FRIDAY
"JUNE 5 ' - 7:30 P.M.
CHANNEL 8
VOTE FOR CHARLIE
MacNaoghion
PC CANDIDATE JUNE 11
published 'by 'Huron PC Ass'n
:Present ecital "
Graceful poise, color, music and
action highlighted .the fourth an-
u�tal.- ballet --r diital presented .`'by'
the pupils of M'adan}e `` de��yKurthy
Eat- ►4�illlaYifili TisRegi Y�ia .,�t,1YLClrG'03`2R <�
The three,opening, numbers cow
ered the range of ,ballet exercises
taught, .with each of the , three stie-
ceedin'g number in- different age
groups. IIn the; first group were
Shelly Bradford, Ann Rae, Karen
Stott, Lea Adam, Kathy 11!lariafy
and Jane Merser. Next .group was
composed of Yvonne Farkas, Bose -
lin. Kirsh, .Sandra Solmon, Valerie
Betty. Wright - and_ Barbara,
Szollbsy.
., In the senior group were Linda
Baechler, Ruth Wallace, Sibyl
4 5,
Thurs. -Fri. - Sat.
HAVE CARS — WILL -'RADE
'58 RAMBLER ,WIET OPpl.UTAfr.
2 -door •hardtop, adios all i'can- ;
diitiion 'heattirs. o -tome, 10,000
miles.. Wits 1'S�yfS.04
3 DAYS $131,9.00
Bowra, Joan ,Curry, 'Mary Jayne '58- RAMBLER "AMERICAN"
McManus.-and,Christina Tomkowicz4 , Deluxe.. ouch, .radio, aitcon
Dressed as a Leh girl with big
wooden shoes and all, Karen Stott
did a D.ut!ch dance. Two of the
Toronto pupils went mechanical
in the Wooden Soldiers' nounber.
Precision -like routine featured a
tap dancing 'number :by Lynda
sBaechler, Sibyl Bowra, Joan Curry,
Ruth Wallace, Ann, Rae, Edward
Curry and Bill McManus.
Four of the Toronto pupils pro-
vided oriental atmosphere in a
Chinese number. Tap dancing
solos 'by Allan Reid 'proved popu-
lar and revealed his ability in this
line.
Dancers at a modern night club
were por"trayed in a number by,
Joan Curry, Lynda Baechler, Sibyl
Bowra, Ruth Wallace and Mary
Jayne eManus._ '
ing intermission by The `Four
Teens "composed of Marty Baech-
ler, John Cymbal, Garth Picot and
Randy MacDonald.'
• • ' Taking -Tart- in the, -dance- of the
Hula Hula girls were Lynda Baech-
ler, Joan Curry, Christina Tom-
kowicz and Malvin Solmon. Next
was a dance by the' Spanish girls,
Esther Solrri:on, Mary Jayne McMan-
us, Sibyl Bowra and Ruth Wallace.
"The Gladiators" was a number by
Peter Inokay and Valerie Pal: •
pending, A dramatic pprr�e,, septation froip
against some district1-�c miiile'" was ae�ted• y Miss Jayne
truckers who -have been checked at Ford who was also the ,capable
assembly yards. Mistress of Ceremonies.
Under the Ontario ,SP'C'A Act, Following a colorful Hungarian
inspectors have the authority to dance by a Toronto troop ,was, the
take possession of any livestock ,final number—"The Waltzing Girls
When there is evidence of neglect of -Goderich." Taking part in this
or ill treatment. This authority were Shelly Bradford', Jane Merser,
extends to trucks, trains and all Joan Curry, Ann Rae, Karen. Stott,
Betty Wright, Lynda ' .Baechler,
.Robin Sully,. Christina- Tomkowicz,
Ruth Wallace, Sibyl Bowra and
Mary Jayne McManus.
At the conclusion, Madame de
W. JAMES GALLAGHER - 1 Kurthy, who carried on despite
A native' of Colborne Township, I having her leg in a cast due to
William James' Gallagher, ' died an accident, presented each per,
suddenly at ,°his' home on Nelson ;former with a lovely bouquet of
street on Monday. Deceased was flowers.
a son of the _late Mr.,, and Mrs. '
John Gallagher, Colborne Town-
ship, and was born 'there . 82 years Noith: Huron, S.S.
ago,. He farmed with his father ^
Town -
until he . retired to Goderich 'in !. •
1936. He was a member of North ConventIOn Held
vehicles carrying livestock.
OBITUARY
Street United Church.
Mr. Gallagher is survived 'by his
wife, the 'former Pearl Fisher, and
a sister, 'Mrs. Letitia Clark, of
Goderich.
The funeral services were con -1
ducted at Stiles funeral home om i
Wednesday afternoon with inter- i
ment in Colborne Township ceme-
tery.... Rev. A. E. Eustace officiated.
DANCING
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SPORT : HATS
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Regular $279.95
$199.00
The annual Sunday School con-
vention of the North Huron Coun-
cil of Christian Education was held
in St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Clinton, on 'Wednesday,
May 27. Opening worship was con-
ducted by the Rev. D.• J. • Lane,
Clinton,
President Sam Scott, R.R. 2, Sea -
forth, gave the welcoming address.
The, main. speaker was the Rev.
E. . McLean,.Toronto, represent-
ative from the Ontario, ( ounciI of
Christian Education. ,His theme
was "What Kind of a,.:,Verdict?"
He suggested that the teachers, get
the children to come to their own
conclusions He also spoke on the
necessity of religious education in
the public schools,
The evening worship service was
conlutcted by three members of
the Auburn Presbyterian' Church
Young People: Betty and Ross
Youngblut and Edgar Leatherland.
Officers for the.coming year are:
past president, Sam' Scott; presi-
dent, Harry Snell, Londesboro;
first vice-president, Keith Webster,
Blyth; second vice-president, Clare
Reith, Seaforth; secretary.' Mrs.
Francis Powell, R,R. 3,' Clinton;
treasurer, Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft,
Belgrave; temperance secretary,
Earl Raithby;' missions, Rev. D. J.
Lane; YPU, Gordon Walters; child-
ren's work secretary, Mrs, C. i S.
Inder, Clinton; teacher training
secretary, E. Hamilton. ••
HOLSTEIN BREEDERS HIT
BY ' UNITED STATES—MOVE
Holstein breeders in Huron
County have been hit by the delay
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of the ,Ontario,Minister of Agri-
culture in having the brucellosis
control ' declaration date advanced
in Huron. The- United States
border 'i's now closed to all;.Can-
certified
cattle except those from
certified areas, listed •herds," of-
ficially vaccinated heifers under 30
moi the<df age and slaughter cattle.
Thus, Hurd°n and .other counties
... s P ifie stands , to lose
Hon. aW. A. Goo fellow has writ-
ten' to W. Hume Cl ton, se•cretary-
treasurer of the Huron County
Holstein Club as follows: "We• -'ate
pleased to advise that.' the ,r;iinis-
. rial order •constituting the above
area as a' brucellosis control area
is being processed and immediate-,
ly it is published in the Canada
Gazette we shall again get in
touch with you."
Mr. Clutton jeels that the ex-
ecutive of the Huron County Fed-
eration of Agric'4lture is, indirect-
ly responsible for ,the delay of
the start .of the-caiiiFass iii Huron,
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Kingswell
attended the graduation exercises'
of Stratford Hospital held in the
Shakesperian Theietre, Stratford,
on Saturday, May 30, when their
granddaughter, Mis;S Helen A. Me-
Ilwain received the award for gen-
eral proficiency and the award for
surgery. The,reception was held
at the nurses' 'r s'idence where -the
18 graduates received their -guests.
Also attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph ^Kaingswell- and JMr; and M'rs.
Rector Kingswell and family.
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* 1959 MODEL
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" FRONT -TOP TUNING.
HUTCHINSON RADIO & IV
308 HURON ROAD PRONE 498
clition heater, 14,000; 1 owner
miles. Was $2195.00.
3 DAYS $2049.00
'57 CHEVROLET "DELUXE"
coach, _ automatic tr.nsmissioii,
custom radio, Ijke new. - Was
$2095.00.
3 DAYS $1925.00
'57 VOLKSWAGEN "DELUXE"
coach, genuine leather triny"
custom radio, new tires, A-1..
Was' $1475.00.
3 DAYS $1369.00
'57 DODGE "REGENT V-8", 4 -door,
s.ion, spor.tone_paint,-feat cov- -- -•
ers. Was $2195.00.
3 . ,DAYS
$19.57.00
,'57 RAMBLER "SU.PE•R" 4 -door
sedan, power brakes, new titeS.
a local minister's car, like neva
Was $2095.00.
3 BAYS
$1957.00
'57 PLYMOUTH "PLAZA V-8" 4
door. sedan, custom radio, seat
covers, clean. Was $1895:O0.
3 DAYS ' $1699.00
'56 PLYMOUTH' ''SAVOY 6" 4 -
door sedan, sportone paint, new
tires, 1 owner, spotless. Was
,$1650.00.
3' DAYS $1525.00
'56 .PLYMOUTH "SAVOY 'V-8." ' 4 -
door
door sedan, push button trans-
mission, radio, sportone. Was
4 $1795.00.
3 DAYS $1649.00
'56 PLYMOUTH "SAVOY 6" Club
sedan, aircondition heater, eco-
nomy 6 engine. Was .$1395.00E
3, DAYS $119.9.00
'56 DODGE "REGENT 6" 4 -door
sedap, aircondition heater; spor-
tone 'paint. Was $1650.00.
3.DAYS $1499.00'
'56 METEOR "NIAGARA 300"
6 cyl: '4-dbor sedan, custom ra-
dio, two-tone, economy 6 motor.
Was $1495.00:
3, DAYS $1299.00
'55 .DE5Q•TO "FIREFLITE V-8"
4 -door sedan, automatic trans
mission, power .steering, brakes,.
seat,' windows, custom radio.
a top luxury car. Was'$1995.0a
3.1 DAYS $1849.00
'55 PLYMOUTH "PLAZA- 6" Club
sedan, custom radio, two-tone,
wheel covers, .like new. Was
$1195.00.
3 DAYS $1097,00
'55 DODGE "CRUSADER 6" 4 -door
sedan, sportone paint, aircon-
dition heater, low • mileage.
Was $1295.00.
3 DAYS ,, $1099.00
'54 OLDSMOBILE "SUPER 88"
. 4 -door sedan, power ,brakes.
automatic transmission, radio.
• Was $1450.00.,,
3 DAYS $1299.00
'54 DODGE "REGENT 6" 4doot
sedan, custom radio, two-tone,
Wheel covers, the best 54 model
on any lot ,anywhere, seeing is
believing. Was $1195.00.
7 3 DAYS $1125:00
'53 DODGE "REGENT 6" 4 -door
sedan,, seat covers, aircondition
heater, a black beauty. Was
$925.00.
3 DAYS $860.00
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SEVERAL OTTER ,AND OLDER"—
MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM.
NO REASONABLE OFFERS ARE
EVER REFUSED.
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TRUCKS
'55 FARGO %-Ton Express
'57 CHEVROLET 'I -Ton Express
SERVING MOTORISTS FOR OVER
THIRTY YEARS.
OPEN .EVERY EVENING
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