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Blood tests and breath a yThe Appellate Court; afirming a
conviction for "drunken driv-
ing," said that the average' per-
son may testify as to the condi-
tion of a suspect, and that in-
toxication is a matter of com-
alyses arebeing used increas-
ingly to establish gull't, or in-
nocence in impaired ;'driving
se` charges, says the Ontario Safety
Leulgue. A recent legal decis-
ion in New Jersey is of interest,, mon observation.
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Great Bear Lake in the North-
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orthwest Territories is the largest
all -Canadian lake, area 12,000
square miles, and fourth largest
in North ,America, being exceed-
ed in size only by lakes Super-
ior, "Michigan and Huron
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cords of wood boug/it last year from farmers by
=the pulp industry
DID YOU.GET YOUR SHARE
Each pioneer dealer has.been supplied with
local 4tetails. on where, hew and -who to -sell- to.
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ireDepartrnent. a 7 Neve Members The funeaise`Vlce wa 1 C F�r'IihlR A. OMPSON
Seven -new members have Monday afternoon at the Lodge H
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Th• b funeral • home far Arthur Roy A graveside committal ser -
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�� Hiel�s, 45�, v►nho died i,p London. vire •will be held on Friday at
zrrenilaerslup up to 94 the lair Rev. A. E. Eustace conducted 2 p.m. at Maitland cemetery for
The Guaerich Signal -Star, Thursday, Q�et. 6th,
Lions Club Gets OBITUAR
:hip; Mrs. IGeairge Castle, Bay -
.-'Citi'zenss,ci2'Goder""ielf and 1%4
tract., are reminded that Fine
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- Fire Chief J; J. �iioegarth, of
the Goderich Fire Department;
says that the department has
been fortunate in having no
major. ,Fires in the past 'year in
town or the. surrounding
townships of Colborne and
Goderich, which they also ser-
vice. Only one fire, and that
a car garagq, and there has, been
no loss of life through fires in
Goderich this year, he said.
Fire Chief Hoggarthr who has
been a fireman since 1927, and
his brigade of 16 men are very
proud of their new fire hall.
This they moved into last year.
He says that the citizens of
Goderich should ,also be proud
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een accepted into the Goderich
Lions Cub to bring the total
• e the service Interment A. in Chester A. Thomrpson, 66, who
ld�`stileir netw station ,f. r -6i cjl-�ub<... „I�h +. „mex1211US call
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' A native of Goderieh Town-
ship, Mr. Hicks lea „,a., son . of
the late Mr. and Mrs."'William
•Hick` ; 4fi Vista 'Ielorrg rte=
dent of the'township.
Surviving are five brother.s:
Joseph, -Detroit; Frank, Choice -
land, Sask.; Howard, Walter and
Morris, all of Goderich Town-
ship; and two sisters, ° Mrs.
`Harry Watkins, Goderich Town-
be inducted on Thursday even -
this fall, the. G,aderich Fire De, in Qctabex' , . • r
partment,-, will "fro d ��0, µen g, -m i 1ta ce eLi it
n n d. .p _ Iaa� :rfee ed.layet , Liesis
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-Goderieh and district Will hey
invited to come and visit the Lean, of Oranbevill;e, who will
lire hall. be paying his ofiidlal visit to
The Goderich • Fire Depart- the club on October 13.
• At the same time , as seven
ment is on, call 24 hours a new members were accepted,
day, seven days a week • and the resignations of two mem-
has a reputation for speedy, ibers were accepted with regret.
good service. In fact, in less They are Bruce and Alla? Mac
than,\one minute after the alarm Donald. .
has been sounded, all . firemen With the Sunset 'Hotel closing
can report for dirty and be on for the fall and winter months,
their way • to extinguish the the Lions Club found it neees-
blaze. They have ,asked Tawn sary to select a new place in
Council far another standard which to ,hold their dinner
fire truck in the near future. meetings. On a decision by..
All firemen are trained in how vote Harbourlite Inn was the
to use the inhalator and are choice .of the Lions executive
always ready to render first aid. and the next meeting and sub -
Chief Hoggarth is e Iroud of Sequent meetings will be held
his equipgient for a town of there. .•a.-.
this size. Most of the other An additional $500 has been
towns. in Huron County, like voted by the Lions Club towards
Clinton .a41i1 Seaforth, have thea•, siding the work of the Boy
town firemen operate the fire Scoutsand the Scout House
trucks whichare owned by the they are erecting south of Gode-
townships. I rich. This brings to a total of
Fire Chief Hoggarth thinks $'1,000 the money voted in that
that more organizations should way so far.
hold discussions to make their
members realize the fire hazards
in moderate homes today. Fire-
men are always ready to tell of
the dangers when 3-0 amp. fuses
are* used instead of the 15; and
that an overloaded hydro line
can turn a 'home into a ruined
mass_ --The -, temptation of
matches left for children, or
the careless smoker m�vho .. drops
to sleep, or forgets to,use the
ashtray, should bb a reminder
to everyone of the danger of
fire.
- ,Th .I. f e,r-- dineets -tris^ WaItcr _Tigers•
country -wide message this year The September meeting of
to 4,000,000 homes. Check your the W.M.S.acrd W.A., of Port
home against fire hazards, and Albert United Church, was held
on't give fire a chance to-
start. at the home of Mrs. Chas. Craw-
- ford with ten ladies present.
Mrs. R. E. Crawford was in
-A sum of money is to be
loaned to a youth from Goderich
to aid him financially in start-
ing his studies at the University
of Western Ontario. This new
service of the Lions Club comes
under ,the Student Education
committee of which. Dr. R. W.
Hughes is the chairman.
sliest .an . Monday.,
He 'was born in Chicago, the.
only son of the nate Mrs. and
r AA . :r' ix , e,:.Illi, eC;a a f,: ^ 6 tho:..,d: 'e4:,
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A $ty (letg'be 2r�d �t..-.
the `Royal i'lying Corps �� 4 -
in World War 1. Mr. Thoinpsbn Lucknow Nursing Home. He.
was a mail •••clerk for 38 years, had been ° minister `at .A ktleid;
and was superannuated last ! Ripley -and Aix urn'Blytti Pres,
year. byterian Churches, residing for
He is survived by his widow, some years in the Auburn Press
Muriel Bellman, one daughter, byterian manse. Burial tool;
'Shirley, of Fort Pierce, Florida; place in Kintail cemetery.
two sons, Wil'liarn, Of 1.+ondfnnx
old Donald,- of Sudbury; olio
sister, Mrs. Clifford MvManus, pf
Goderich, and seven grandchild-
ren.
REV. R•O'iRT MacCONNKI44
Funeral services s ere Acid
Tuesday., t r
yin-��aday a ,a�.�eFd 1? O*
tertairi Church .'fur Rev: Ii;:dbe k
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McBride
and Nancy, of Landon, spent the
week -end' With • Mr. and Mrs. •
PORT ALBERT charge of the meeting, taking
PORT ALBERT, Oct. 3.—Mr„
Elwin Petrie and Mr. Gordon'
Martin left on Wednesday' for
Gogama , for • a week ,.to - hunt
mmcrose.,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hoy,
Terry and Timmy, with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hoy, of Goderich,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
William Knight and family,' of Since Mrs. Walter Tiger, the
Sarnia. Port Albert news correspondent
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry' Moore, of faz-moving.
nT vi' T-- ell--tI`1tti"-` ah to Goderich, a n'ew correspond -
Mrs. Bill Tigert on Sunday. ent has been named: , She is
Mr. Art Dickson ,has purchas- Mrs. Mel Dickson, of Port AI -
Fd Walter Tigert's- farm. Art Bert. Mrs. Dickson's phone finish a two year course_. at
the Agriculture ;.- College at
Ridgetown this year. We wish
him every success.
We are glad • to report that
Mir. Will Vrooman, Nvho had
surgery at Victoria Hospital,
London, is much improved and
will go to his daughter's, Mrs.
Don Johnson, in Brantford, on, Signal -Star.
as a theme "Our NeedyBreth-
ren." Plans were completed
for the October Thankoffering
at which Mrs. S. A. 1Maote will
he the spesiker. Delegates ,were
appointed to attend the Sec;
tional meeting. It was decided
to have , a pot luck congrega-
tional supper on Friday, October
28. Mrs. M. Dickson took the
chapter in the study book.
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FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
OCTOBER 9 — 15
Don't Let the Ever -Present Menace of FIRE
Threaten YOURw -TMHome and Children
number • is Dungannon 25 r 4
ncl Port Albert residents are
respectfully requested tp 'phone
in news items' to Mrs. Dick -ion
in the future. Mrs. Tigert has
been a loyal and efficient cor-
respondent for. some time now
and her contributions have
been deeply appreciated by The
BINGO at LEGION HAIL
SATLJRDAY. OCTOBER 8
AT 8.30 P.M.
15 GAMES — $1.00.
4 SHARE -THE WEALTH Jackpot Combined.
JACKPOT OF $90.00, IN 58 CALLS.
Sponsored by Canadian Legion Branch 109.
No person udder 16 admitted to Legion Hall
PROCLAMATION
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
Whereas hundreds of lives and millions of dollars in
property are lost by fires in Ontario each year
And Whereas ninety per cent of these fires could have
been prevented
I therefore declare the week of October ..99th to-15th..a.s
Fire Prevention Week' -=
and call, upon all residents to carry out a p"rogram of
care, clean-up and common sense caution not only for
this .Ong week but at all times, in an effort to make
Goderich one of the most firesafe communities in all '9of
Canada.
E.'C. Fisher, Mayor
DON'T LET THIS HAPPEN TO YOU
Drive down To Our
SPECIAL
Thanksgiving
Dinner
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10
sa
,,From 1 to 3 p.m.
For ,Reservations Call
Bayfield 8
' MENU — — Price $2.75
Tomato Juice Cocktail—Assorted Hot Savories
Consomme with Croutons
Tot Roa.st Turkey with Savory Dressing or Prime Rib
Roast Beef and Yorkshire Pudding
Creamy Whipped Potatoes—Baked Acorn Squash or
Corn Nibfets--Frenched Green Beans or TTiny. New Peas
- Tossed Salad with our own French Dressing `or Jellied
Sunshine Salad •
Assorted Crisp Relishes—Hot Home-made Rolls
Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream or Apple Pie with
Cheese or Butterscotch Sundae with Toasted Almonds
or Orange Sherbet with DeLuxe Spice Cake
Fresh Fruit Bowl—Flavorful Mints
Tea—Coffee—Milk—or Sanka
MAKE . THE FOLLOWING cHECKS NQ's/_ A
--and the remedies where needed
ACCUMULATED RUBBISH AND 'LITTER
CHIMNEY FLUES and SOOT CONDITIO'NS '
CARELESS SMOKING AND UNISERSIZED ASHTRAYS
CURTAINS OR PAPERS NEAR OPEN FIRES
GASOLINE OR KEROSENE CONTAINERS LEFT OPEN
OILY RAGS, DIRTY MOPS IN CONFINED SPACE
- - FRAYED WRING AND OVERFUSING
REMEMBER -An Electric Fuse is Y our Watchdog --Don't Muzzle It!
--� AND — Of Prime Importance - Check Your Insurance Policy
Does Your Insurance Give You Adequate Coverage?
Call the Undersigned for Advice and Service--
MALCOLM MATHERS-JA 4-9442
ALEXANDER &. CHAPMAN—JA 4-9662
MacEWAN INSURANCE -1A 4-9531
HAROLD SHORE—JA 4-7272
W. J. HUGHES—JA 4-8526
KEN CROFT -JA 4-7253 .,
The LITTLE INN - Bayfield, Ont.
OPEN DURING NOWAY WEEKEND
Regular Dining Room Hours.
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Appreciaiion.....
Having disposed of The Print Shop I wish to thank
all my customers who so faithfully patronized me during
the many years of our business associations. It was- a
pleasure to meet and serve you all. -
I also wish to convey my grateful thanks to "THE
BOYS AROUND THE CORNER" of Hafnilton and New-
gate Sts., for the pleasant surprise and presentation at
the close of business, Saturday,' October 1st., 1960
Thank you one and all.
CIdrence MacDonald
P.S.—T, my successors, Messrs. Clayton Nivins and
Kenneth M Her 1 wish them every success.
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of
list:
Basement Rubbish.` Unprotected jot:ts -above
furnace and smoke .pipe.
Untidy wood pile.
Ashes in wooden container.
Sagging smoke pipe; defective joints.
Joists resting on brick chirhney.
Oily rags or waste.
Paint and polishes. -
Exposed wood lath.
Fire Prevention Week is �ctober 9-15
•. B A FIRE (HIEF! D.O IT YOURSELF !. '
Want to check yourself on "firebug" 'spots First Floor=Oil or gasoline stoves (summer
your home? Here's a pretty good checking stoves). Wood box close to stove.
No ' metal stove shield protecting wood
floor.
Curtains close to stove. Move pipe close
to ceiling.
Matches within reach of children.
Elect4ric iron connection. Cleaning fluids.
Oil heater.
--'Celluloid toys.
.Sweepings in registers.
Second Floor',
and Attic' -••Electric drop cord hung on nail.
Haphazardly -strung electric wires. Rub-
bish.
Zlnstoppecl_ore paper -covered flue hole.
Gasoline stored --or used in house. y on bracket.
Offset chimney. Chimney
Outdoors•--Moss-covered or curled • shingles.
Motor (or car) with defective fuel or ig- Chimney not ,high enough above roof.
Clition system. (Also in connecting' far- Wood exposures above chini'hey.
age or 'workshop). Knotted drop elec- Soot in chimney.
Radio- or TV antenna improperly ground-
tric light cord; improper fuses
DON'TGIVE FIRE fiPLACE TO START
PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF`.pObtRIO•ii ANS. msnin .,,..,.QON
NECTION WI'TJI PIRE 1'pREVENTION WEEK BY
GODERICH PUBLICthtLITIES COMMISSION
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