HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-06-23, Page 1010. The O de'rich Signal -Star Thursday, ,,June. 23rd, X1.960
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. ent1 n Yk gloree—that is, MRS, H. RIVERS HEADS
Clitna4tans Iver 114 years—in- PAST NOBLE GRANDS
'Mewed_ ed_ by 2,294,000 persons The Past Noble Grondts 'Club
ata! Ile. a number of t`'anadians
.v, of Goderich Rebekah Lodge met
1I ° Jabs increased only by
'966, 000, ..
Local Coude Quietly Celebrate \HURON LED ONTA
their 58th Wedding Anniversary
at the home of Mrs. C. Tweedie.: Mr. and Mrs. George Proctor, fore moving to Grand Bend.
Mrs. E. !Murray presided for -the' Angle'sea street, quietly ce►'- . Mr. Proctor was. attended by his
business session and reports of breed their Stith wedding an- ' cousin, Nelson Trewartha, 01
BUSINESS; DIRECTORY lotficers.
niversary on
Satu
rda
y.
Pr
esent ;
Clinton.
The new
officers for the en -'were the family, relatives For
must o
f theirir
married
led
�...,..,_,..�.M.� . x Preside.nt, 7rs,z{ xrtenala.r-4.�4?4t..xaJtkx4linn;1if
.M1Ir„,a,ard..�rs. Proctor fa
rm..
. • y-----• • •_— Harold Rivers; vice«�'prfttate'hls;`4.was necessary owing to the 're= `ed in Goderieh Township, Mit-
Mra. Harold' McPhee and Mrs. cent illness of Mr. Proctor. c'hell, and Logan Township.
Roy N. -Bentley ; Wm. Roope; recording sem,- They were married at the Since their retirement eight
Lary, 'Kars Frank Bowra; trees- .hone of Mrs. Proctor's parents,'ye,ars ago, they have lived in
PUBLIC -ACCOUNTANT ; urer,Mrs. Everett'. Harris; con' the late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Goderieh. • Both , are in fair
P.O� ,Box 478. re*pond!ing secretary,'Mrs. Fred Harrison, of Goderich Township, I health. They recall many
Phone JA 4-9521 aZraalea'a chaplain, ,Mrs. Ken i ori Juno 18, 1902, by Rev. John changes in farm activities from i
Bell; • marshal!, Mrs, s Archie •Mc.:Neil, in. the presence of 125 horseaamtbuggy • days when
GODERICH -- ONTARIO; Johnston; visiting committee, l guests, E-; i there were no telephones, cars,
•
Mrs, J. Newcombe, Mrs.'m_ i Mrs. Proctor is ,the former or traetors.
phone committee, Mrs, C.'I maid was her sister, :Mary Jane I o.f Goderich, Alvin, of. Goderich
Township, and Harry, of Logan
Township; ' five, grandchildren,
and seven great -'grandchildren.
Doak,Mrs G Mumby tele Annie Iv • y Harrison: }ler brides- The have
y three sons, Cyril,
A• WV • ■r/i.i.r
OPTOMETRIST
P. T. ARMSTRONG
Consulting Optometrist
The Square JA 4-7661
Albert Shore,. Sr.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
OFFICE RESIDENCE
38 HAMILTON ST. 39 VICTORIA ST.
GOOERICH GODERICH
PHONE PHONE
JA 4-9452 , JA 4-7886
A. NE Harper. & Co
• Chartered Accountants
Office House
JA 4.7562 JA 4-7642
33 Hamilton St. '•--Goderich
AUTOMOTIVE
GlassahSteering—Body. Re-
aa- ubrication, etc.
pairs L � � �
•ae.:Lr aNpar. u l ity-Se rice gee rA,N- 4 v:.tliirL ,s trete leed-te-a�ssrst tyi t Irl..:1 ',i aCea ani
DA re administered becomes
hold local ,r trtr of the Supreme
'Needle, Mrs. E. Harris,. Mrs. J. Harrison, ,.>now Mrs, Mary. Smith,
•whe operated the Riverside
Nursing Home in Mitchell be -
Newcombe.
.Following the ,meeting an, auc-
tion sale of donated articles -vas
held, "500" was played, prizes
going to ;Ars, ,Itiver�
going ant l.rs..;.
v"3oman.
The September tneet-
ing is to be held at the home
of Mrs. Rivers.
Five - Initiated�
By Auxiliary
Regular monthly meeting of
the Ladies' Auxiliary of Can-
adian Legion Branch 109` was
held in the' Legion Hall, with
the president, ,Mrs. Harold
Young, in the chair.
Five candidates were initiat-
ed. They were: Miss' Ruby
Comrie, Mrs. Stanley McGratten,
Mrs. Don Steep'e, Mrs. John
Reid and Mrs. Edward Sauer.
Arrangements were made to
cater -to the Leg'ion,,Pipe Band
dinner at -The arena, July 30.
:eremony
the Supreme Court are here on
dor ,tour, four times a year. It will
... �, -'f be your duty to attend upon
them, to see they are well taken
•
!care of,and that court is order -
Ply. The other function is to see
to the execution of judgments
New Utriciais
At Court House
10 FOR RABIES -
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•P„P."11�•1^APlP%,C TA. w�.xx,�,�y�..ggN111.'!,',",P1ix+R1PA.sn+R
the Province last year, both in -:'running-, at large. No person
CASES volved skunks. The and -:was ' a,should handle a skunk or treat
seven-year-old boy 'who was , it as a petll it is poss. ore
that
directly attacked by a skunk, such an animal could. be in the
awl the other was an adult male incubative stage of rabies when
who became i11 after he was taken from its habitat.
bitten on the arm by one of ,hist "We may well have to faee
pups which had previously been ; the'pros'peet•of rabies as a con -
'bitten by a skunk. Neither of .tinuing threat. During -the _,laast
these vietims. had beeit treated three years, .bhe districts in ,
with vaccine prior to the onset' Northern Ontario wer6 canLpar-
of symptoms. {atively free of rabies, but since
W
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h e o
� rl one nits n
l n invites ;the e fl r • Fear the, ra•bi �
e first a this' e
yt� �y� ,� {,, hY
i, t'keb'-iQ eats. ` 'e cearti-4'I' li ',rtyy' . 4i .,?ki iefeet li'a , tss.. LV A
'��e
best of circumstances, children kerning, Sudbury; Algoiha and
and pets do not always possess ,'Party Sound, with the fox' as
this sentiment. Parents should the principal victim. As sum -
'be aware of file danger Of these mer approaches; rabies is one
animals to chit en, and owners amore hazard which demands the
of pets shout rbteet their respect of ,the vaacabioner and
animals and keep them from'` resident alike."
REPORTED CASES OF RABIES 18 ANIMALS
FOR YEAR 1959
of the court, to see that admin.(
-
istratiori of justice may
be main- The spread of rabies in Huron branch Canada Department of
The new Sheriff of Huron and '° tamed in a ,high order in the County was related by Dr. R. Agriculture, it was •possible to
newly appointed local registrar minds of the ' public. It is M. Ald'is, M.O.H., before the cheek promptly on all cases
cif the Supreme Court were throw the effieient manner in June•' session of Huron County,,which invo.Wed humans. Rabies
bice at the cpenitie which' judgments are executed .Council. 'vaccine while available through
The:.r. wa•s as folaow's: ranch latboratQr` a,„also kept
t
-Unit arrd
h Health
COircl "` ani c�i �str3ck by the H' ati
fast year T-Iur Y ,
the largest number of confirmed 'in several urgent cases it was
on these 'appointments. There rabies cases in �nim,als•recorded !possible to dispatch vaccine im=
is nothing I can say with respect for the Prole ' e.`"` The map mediately on receipt of the re -
to the duties pertaining thereto; sk'et'ch above shows the relative quest for prophylactic treat -
we can hope is that she may:distribution of this infection by ment,
lona enjoy these offices, and I county and district, with Huron! ."Despite some initial appre-
sworn Into o that many- pec le _t,auatiheir
urs_ sc s �. _y -.
int'-ui -pear
of •Tfiu"r"5dray cot y les ect for -the law,
sion,-.with congratulations from l�
Judge Fingland and from Elmer "I congratulate Mrs.Clements
Bell, Q.C..Exeter, on behalf of
the Huron Bar,
Marry L. Sturdy, Clinton,
upon taking the oaths of office
11 I'1fI'S
and al.eF„lance, took the e
accustomed stat at right cf• his know she will fulfil them in the listed at 93 cases. Ihensron,-._the_ people of Huron
honor, who was conducting same exemplary manner as her 1 "Human exposure occurred to County responded most Intel-
honor,
court. Mrs. Jean Clem- duties heretofore." some degree in most of the local ! ligently to the threat=in some
h of ,}Mr. Bell, president of the, instances. Through the splen- 'instances actually on their .door-
ents, ..to whom three oaths
`l(iac3n Y➢iU�Yixi3L•e irP
- tF r s , ,uron , ,S S9 > ;SIB,tip.- , ,
rated rs. Clem office of the •I-gal�th of Animals•°veloped
beihalf con -ratu
VmsON'S 1n the tuberculosis canvass. were encs, saying: "It is a great plea
V CE It has been proposed to registrar
TEXACO SER t
No. 8 Htwy. Phone JA 4-7231 , the annual tag day Saturday. Court, registrar cf the surrogate
;September 10. It, was decided court of Huron. and clerk cf the
'not to sell Christmas cards this county court..., As deputy, . she
1St:1
es Ambulance
:ear. ' Ihas been familiifr • with these
Twenty hers attended the Blume: for years though the
flans for a new kitchen were Sheriff HILI. hers caf the Bar forq
Roomy — Comfortable i!oiigratulate you upon as• years, We have great faith that
i� diacitsscd, and it was decided: r
Anywhere — Anytime to leave it to the committee in' smiling' this high and important in his term of office he will'
PHONE JA 4-8142 d office," Judge Fingland said to fulfil his dutie'S le a manner
citai.ge, lsatisfa.etory to all concerned."
77 Montreal St., Goderich ( Blyth, W,ingham, Exeter, Hen-
['office,
Sturdy. "It is one of the
Among those' present for the
_ _ —__ -- i sell and Luckno'w auxiliaries 'most ancient a`ncT ,honorable we I tiles Sttardy,
- i were invited to attend the birth- have in our judicial sy-stem, the time
'�1r e Betty Sturdy. R N and I
.. StarERIOR clay party here on June 21.
weal y mem - has been well known to mem
zone rally; at Gorrie recently, ,tit..es were vested in the late cite a few
ceremony
sure to have her - officiating
here." , .
"I congratulate the n e w
sheriff'," he said, "and welcome
him to his duties. Harry Sturdy
were
•
in, •
Mr•. L. Summers won the :t V\ -ham the Conqueror.
any st .,y. prize. Lunch was _erg'- may be permitted -to point out i Ay �,a�.e caused by an !
I • think ,are the two most' A tidal til a k!er th;: conycr.ership of •,; ir,i� ,.
'Mrs; Clare Bedard. Assisting important functions of this of- ,earthquake took 27 lives in .the
,were -M's. Lea Cadman, Mrs. flet. namely, your. responsibility fishing- communities along ,the
;William Taman and ,Mrs.'James in cutirt an those 'occasions 'Burin peninsula, Newfoundland,
Durnin. when her Majesty's justices of in -1929.
MAINTENANCE
SERVICES
Commercial, Industrial' and
Residential Janitor Work
FREE ESTIMATES
.Reasonable Rates
Phone JA 4-8892 or JA 4-7427
INSURANCE;
FIRE and-.A.UT.O
REAL . ESTATE
W. J. HUGHES
50 ELGIN AVE. E.
Phone JA 4-8526.
George Turton
INSURANCE
Co-operators Insurance
Association
A_ Complete Line of Casualty
' And Life Insurance.
Prompt, Efficient Claims Ser-
vice by Goderich Adjuster
of CIA.
351 Huron Road
JA4-7411
back, I believe, o
• 1 �1rs-l`,: Ir'xh,lixrton:
Kitchener Man
A&P Manager'
Mr. -John:_ +:n tan; . of .. Kit
enez,, Y a.s..bee.ti...al Roinced ,mien.
ager of the -A & store at
Goderich.
dutics,on T
M.ra Tinto
of the A
and has
fdr-a p
includi
e took over his new
onday'-of fast- week,
-has been Manager
P Store at Waterloo!
een with A & P stores,
riod of about 21 years,'
six years spent in
the Ro 'al Canadian Navy during
World War .1I771 -Te is married
and has .one son who will be
moving to"Z'xaderich when hous-
ing accom'modation can be
secured. `
The former manager at Gode-
rich`, Kr. IN•an Cook, has, resign-
ed his post here. (Mr. Cook has
• e n with A & P stores for a
t: 1
'of 19-- yea -r s -- 14 o1
w(e spe:it at Goderich. Among
of:l. r c.nntres at which he serv-
i ed were Sarnia. Toror;to and
T' 1 :m1-)ti'g.
.Ads ,bring quick
SEE
"slander00,4-- ea"
at Goderich. Harbor
"While this year there has
been a mlarked,.overall reduction
in the incidence of rabies in
Southern Ontario, the reduction
is based on the marked decrease
(72%)- in the number of cases
of -gravn--~ra'bfes~ir the"'.-tfi
There has been no reduction in
the number of proven rabid
skunks during the current year.
In' eleven Ontario counties,
skunks were, the only wild crea-
tures reported writh rabies._ Six
other counties reported rabies
also in cattle, dogs, 'oats and
horses.
"It is significant that of the
41nmaalia aanasi sAaw• ar es'.
;'which --cccurreei-°y'`elsewheree
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For all your concrete needs
Phone 1111 1361 Goderich-
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Also Distributors of Calcium Chloride.
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THE BOAT WITH 1001 USES !
The Ideal Family Boat
'For Your Picnics on Water
Swimming or Fishing Parties.
Phone re, Its.
ALEXANDER ' T. Pryde & Son
CHAPMAN
GENERAL INSURANCE
AND REAL ESTATE
Bank of Commerce Bldg.
Goderich. Phone J- 4-9t;62 in'
A. J. Alexander, Res. \111
JA 4.7836.
C. P. Ch ^pm'isr1, Res.
JA 4.7915.•
MEMORIALS
•Goderich Representative'
lv,R. FRANK McIL\AIN`
GIBBONS STREET,
GODERICH .IA 4-9465
i:,Entide and Rock of Ages
registered memorials.
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