The Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-07-02, Page 7AP'
THURSDAY, . JUDY 2nd, 1959 ,
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THE GoDERIC ". '0J►T.I»ST
„erimtuar Care fund-FQr--Kintail
Cemetery Readies Total 4f $r4>820
BiNITAI1L, June 29,-4'h`e annual.•
:sheeting of the ,ILitail° Cemetery
Board was held at the home of Mira
Colin MacGregor, 8intal, .. .
Mr. Rola. odregor was electeef',
to the office of trustee and tress"
rarer, a positiony left vacant. through,
the death of 'his father; Colin Mac
Gregor, ry ho .'had been treaaur.;er.
and a trustee for many yearn and
particularly through ,°;:the ,eriod
when. the=fund for perpetual.care
was accumulated. The Board of
Trustees is now made up of three
.members, "'William MacDonald;
chairinant &ni. Johnston and
>3o'b Macre : r, treasurer. Donald
Simpson is •'t . e board secretary. ,
The,. fund for per'petual care has
reached a •- total of . $4,820.25.
Through the board's solicitor, this
amount has been deposited With a
trust company in 'accordance with
the''Ceineteries4ct.'
A further. addition to the ceme-
tery was,,,made lagt ser whep
land With a 96 `foot frtilontage was
purchased ,from Robert Simpson.
It isof inte est) to note that the
original dee, fir land was dated
VACATION, NOTICE •
DR. G. F. MILLS WILL BES ON V4OA.TION' FROM
JUNE' 27 TO JULY ,1: 9. . •'
TH'E E ,WILL { BE IN THE DISPENSARY
. DA1L`Y FROM 1.30 TO C30• P.M. -25-8
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Sought fight h
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Witt)Police :.
l' `Sp sin, 19 hd to
Paup irk
, ly'� tried .
a fight with a police constae,
pleaded guilty to commonassault
When he appeared in magistrate's
court Thursday.
He was fined $25 and costs, or
two weeks iii jail, and was -also
ordered to , pay a "cleaner's bill of
92.25 for rrspaus, to Constable R.
'1873, with another addition being
made„in 1905.
A wire mesh fence and gate was
completed over the' whole frontage
last summer and adds greatiyto the
appearance of the grounds. A woven'
wire fence was eructed around
the new property, thus completing
,fencing problems for a ,time. This
work has increased, the indebted-
ness of the Board and necessarily
restricts other work for 'the time
being.
The Board established the price
of lots to be sold in the future•
and it is the, intention to hage a
map of the' grounds prepared and
blueprinted.
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ABERHART'S GARAGE &. Andrew's Sot,
r 6 r
p. Crawford's
uniform.
Croiktt, . tpru,ez,�_ G Glenn ,yes,
'eePlain t flat''poltce: were in rmiti-
gating
it -gating a disttuttance in the main
business,area here. on June 2. A
Litter box had hem kicked ,Peter
and the contents scattered aeound.
lin the'viciriity was Paul Spain, who
appearedto be .somewhat the worse
for strong drink, according to
pope e
'lie visited the police office. and
had considerable abuse to give to
the police," said the crown at-
torney, . More,. than once, Spain
invited ' Constalble Crawford to
fight. "
While Spain didn't connect with
• any blows, he did make the at-
tempt, added Mr. Hayti.
Before the matter of penalty was
deeded, defense counsel James
Donnelly advised Magistrate D. E.
Holmes that his client had a chance
to go ,to work in a bush the} next
day:-
The
ay.-Themagistrate indicated that, if
the youth was really sincere about
taking this job, the court would
consider making the penalty a fine
instead of a straight jail term.
"He expressed a very strong in-
clination towards work this morn-
ing, your worship," stated the de-
fence counsel,` smiling;
The magistrate then assessed the
youth $25 andwcosts, or two weeks,
and instructed him to pay the
cleaner's bill.
Harry W. Kerr, 18, was fined
five dollars and costs for, making
unnecessary noise by squealing his
tires on the Square. He pleaded
guilty.
Rearing' that the youth had a
record of 1,1 minor traffic violations
in less than ,two years, 'the m'agis-"
trate : said he would recommend to
•the department that Kerr's driving
license be suspended.
' The first Canadian coins were 5:
and 15 -sol silver pieces 'issued by
King Louis the 14th of France.
That was quite a shaker last
week, when a horde of COG people,'
frenzy'of foot -stamping. vi'as as
interesting as was refreshing.
Bather like seeing Little Eva put-
ting the boots to Simon Legree,
Personally, I think it was the
best thing that has ever happened
to the CBC. The resulting furore
should mean a thorough house-
cleaning, long' overdue.
Now, don't think I'm going to
launch into an attack on the CDC.'
There is already ope weekly ' col-
, And a well-paid hobby I'll bet it
I is, as his 'column is offered free,
and you don't get free columns
these days unless somebody is
grincling an axe for somebody in
There is no doubt that the CBC
has gathered to its Freudian breast
a n'umber of the brightest and most
creative minds , in the country.
Among them were those producers
who led thevalkout the other day.
One must admire their gumption;
In any age, any situation, many
will risk their lives for thei'r ideals.
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hidit 4othiechileW
drubhall
Seesn
may be found anywhere .in..the cor-
poration; trans ,`they board el direc-
tors down tfi the girls at the switch,-.
board. A:i loge public -supported
bodies are equally lly • n inflicted. ,
its When Mr, Davidson Dunton was
the mother of this unwieldy, prec-
oclous and sometimes embarrass-
ing. family; everything ran, if not
like clockwork, at least as smoothly
es.a. Maw Kettle movie. Ho encour-
aged the bright ones, covered up,
for the backward ones, and mac -
aged to keep meat on the table by
presenting a sturdy front and ready
tongue whenever his ' .eniployer-
landlord. called for a' reckoning:.:..
* * *
• His successors have not been as'
able apparently, because the bright'
•children are staging a tantrum,
and the slow ones ' are drooling
badly. The result is a delightful
fracas,- the second in a row that
has been staged in the middle of
the .Queen's visit by those weirdies
who populate our• home-grown
broadcasting and television mon-
ster.
* *8,
If the' claims • of the• resigning
producers are tr0e-that there has
been political pressure brought to
.bear on certain 'sensitive portions
of the monster's anatomy—let us
have the facts and have them'
smartly. If they are not true, and
the producers are merely being
temperamental, their resignations
should be accepted and .the whole
,joint closed down for the summer.
* * *
' A couple of months without the
CBC would be good for everybody.
Pt would be better than medicine
fo the TV addicts. Some of them
might even kick the habit. It
would reveal the poverty of the
private stations, if they had no
CBC programmes to . flavor the slop
they serve. It would give the
culture vultures of the CBC a
chance ,to coal clown and realize
that, outside the palisades, they
are no longer unappreciated 'gen-
ius, but merely people out of a
job,'.'wit;'h the bt11s-pilltrg
* * *
That's\ probably the best solu-
.tion: a CBC -less summer. By the
end of Augusty'even the pgliticians
might be missing the good old.
-.Jarvis S ebelw• .alt enforced
holiday would save a few millions
in taxes. Families would get to
know each 'other again. There
,would be an .upswing in the nation-
al health as people stopped watch-
ing these cruddy late movies and,
got some sleep. Even the teen-
agers might be so sickened of
rock-and-roll and cowboy "music"
they'd be ready for something. in-
telligent.
* * a4 -
But let me make one thing clear.
If the OBC board of directors-
de-cides to accept my suggestion, and
shut up shop for the summer, I
want them to get their noses to
the wheel and be ready to swing
back into full operation in Sep-
tember.
* * * ,.
The CBC can, and does, make a
bollix of a lot of things, but this
would be a sorry country if the
corporation folded, and our nation.
al entertainment' and educational'
programmes emanated from those
purveyors *of pap, the private
stations.
* * *
Over the years, the° OBC has
given us a lot of claptrap. But it
has also provided us with a lot of
stimulating, intelligent program-
mes, and some first-rate entertain-
ment. A` good proportion of . its
stuff is superior, to British or U.S,
radio and television. And all, this
on a comparatively miserly budget.
* * *
So come back, boys and girls.
All is forgiven:- You- give us a
pain in the ;Wm at times, but we
.couldn't get along without you.
We won't let those .„politicians 'push
you around. After all, they work
for us, too.
BOYS' APPRECIATION
In a surprise presentation at
Victoria Public School on Friday
morning, Constable floss Crawford
and Councillor William Taylor
were given sport, shirts by the
school patrol boys for their leader-
ship throughout the year in organ -
and instructing the school
boy patrol. ,
A ' Signal -Star ad brings quick
results.
Po
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deo
ron 1s
According, to the latest' figures
from the office of County ,Assessor •
A. Alexander, . the population of
Huron County is steadily intreas-
ing. The present pop .. "on (not
includingthe air stations is 47,201,
an• increase 'Of 1,411. over last year's
.y}Tr .Airs
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total' of 47,020.The largest factoor
thin rise is the to yf.o
33 t hu kat
. aU
6,01&1, as 'compared to tai year'il
total of 0,785. G.,
The 't . obipsi . owever
rie'T :f r
a decrease. �T;;� . ��` for
example, de. eased by ,200 P.el'sfs
and most other 'townships).showed
a similar fall.. Wingiiam Ole
only town ' to suffer A . decrpease,
from 2,790 to 2,6777,whileto?
such as Clinton rose sl'ig'htly over
year.
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Club Grill will be open seven days a week from
7 a.m. to 12 p.m.
It will be a pleasure to serve you.
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