HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-10-12, Page 9CLOTHING RIPPED FROM THE
BODY OF MAN BY A MISHAP
Lloyd Picot, East street;
was painfully injured on Wed-
nesday of last week when
his clothing became entangled
in the machinery while he
was harvesting his 62 acres
of beans on concession six,
Goderich Township.
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Mr. iJ 'icot's clothing, With
the exception of his shoes,
was ripped from his body.
His shoulders were badly lac-
erated and several of his,
ribs were broken. Fortunate-
ly, Bill Falconer and Harry
Torrance, who were working
in the same field, saw his
plight and shut off the tncc-
tor engine'. The victim was'
later,
ua
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ox
t
This was jut one h -
in
accidents,_.
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fcr�Ioiwing ,day while Several -
neighbors
neighbors worked in the bean
fields, Bill Falconer lost one
finger on his right hand.
George Picot, eldest soft of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Picot,
has had his foot in a cast
for two months after break-
ing a bone in a tractor mis-
hap.
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SUGGESTS DAIRY INDUSTRY! ,
STUDY CONSUMER 'TASTES
Canada's industry dairy
must
loop deeper into enstoner mot-
ivation if it is., to sell more of
its products, according to D. B.
Goodwillie, chief merchandis-
ing officer of the Canada De
partment of Agriculture's dairy
products division.
He. was moderator of a panel
discussion at the National
Dairy Council of Canada at its
annual meeting in Halifax.
Mr. Goodwillie said that milk
production, now about 19 bil-
lion pounds per year, is appar-
ently on the increase. Milk is
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at the storeand t population
he papa ion
But, asked Mr. Goodwillie,
why is per capita consumption
of milk products going down?
In 1960 the figure was 950
pounds against 1,062 pounds,
ten years before.
The speaker wondered if
'dairy products are nttt being
<< d and out-merch-
andised"
ut-m rc
"out -promoted e e h
andised" -by other foods claim-
ring -their share --of the house-
wife's dollar.
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Nf Lr :bi d Y� � . AA-�an
Thanks.,
giving day, this year? I hope
yott, •di<dnIt,40051144 %;;
house all day, drinking beer,
and watching a group of thick -
shouldered, thick-skulled young
gorillas moving a small, brown
ball back and forth on a large,
green' field.
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Some years ago, I decided to
set aside Thanksgiving Day as
my annual day of giving thanks.
-1f-this seems revolutionary"; -yea
may as well know that I also
combine with it Remembrance
Day, which I don't enjoy on
November 11th, because it's too
market—such as what custom- cold and bleak and sad, then.
ers want and why they want it; * :
why tastes differ in different As a result: each Thanks -
areas; would teenagers take to
milk; do people drink it from
habit or because it is food for
them?
Finally, there is the question
of price. There are many food
and non-food products bidding
against dairy foods and the
price must be cornfpetitive to
meet this challenge.
The minimum speed a rocket
ship must attain to overcome
the pullof gravity,. and so
travel from the earth, is seven
miles per ,secon'd, or about
25,000 miles an hour.
There are stars so vast that
their size -staggers the imagin-
ation. The star Betelgeuse is so
large that if' our solar system
could be set down on top of it,
the orbit of : Mars- -would '«fall
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ltSt era.'t14'.H1e-' ;l)Ufly --
,Yxf' v#sfin�
star and The orbi£ of' tarth
would be contained well within
giving, I turn my thoughts rigid-
ly away from the lingering
green of the golf course, from
the rainbow trout skulking deep,
from the sun and shadow of
the partridge -startled woods
trail. -
Each year, IP try to spread
Thanksgiving, or' some • part of
it, in remembering+ and, giving
thanks. It's not' a particularly
ireligious production. This is
all taker( care of the day before,
when we 'go to church and the
minister reepind's us of all we
have to be thankful for, and,,of
all the starving people, in th
world, and we sit there belching
gently- after our big bacon-and-
eggs breakfast, and wishing he'd
cut it short sal' we could get
out andenjey a ismflke
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Thanksgiving Day and . render
lengthy and tedious thanks that
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When you do that, it's difficult
to .keep a touch of superstition,
of the knock -wood variety, out
of the whole business. What
I do is concentrate on all the
good things that have ,happened
to me in the past, 'axed give
thanks for them.
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For example, I'm thankful
that I had -the parents I did.
That's a. piece of blind chance,
and I was luckier than most.
I learned a lot of good things
from them, and I just wish they
had lived long enough to realize
it, My mother taught me to
hold my head up, and "If you
haven't something good to say
of a person, say nothing." My
dad -taught me, by example,
something that has proved even
more valuable —' how to get
along with a woman who never
stops talking.
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And my youth was good, too.
Football in the fall, and going
steady with a first love. Read-
ing everything I could get my
hands on, far into the small
hours, and dozing through
school next day. Roaring off
with the boys to a country
dance of a•• Friday night, and
sparking the firm farm wenches
who are all mothers now, and
gray. Off to the university, a
dashing foreign correspondent
well disguised as a. hick of,,.
th.q
ail ,t .q'
dear, good, hilarious friends,
and the fine times, and the big
scares. Most of the friends
were killed, and it hurt some.
But now I give thanks for them,
that they'll never grow old, and:
bald, ° and sunken-cheeked, and
potbellied, . and hard -eyed, and
sick,
There was lots to be thankful
for after the war, too, says this
little note that's been pushed
in 'front of me nose. I agree.
It's been a happy, wonderful ex-
perience, every day of our mar-,
riage, ,and there's not many
fellows can type a thing like
that with one hand, and the
other tWisted up, between their
-shoulder blades.
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Then. there were the bless-
ings of fatherhood to be thank-
ful for. Two rare ones we got,
with the big 'brown eyes and
waggling tongue of their mother,
and ,the sweet nature of their
dad. And cheap as dirt. They've
rtiost only about $8,000 each to
raise. But the dividends Tire
-starting to flow back in. 1 can
now wear my son's socks, and
do," when I can't find a pair
of my own, and I'm sure I won't
be out, except after dark.
And ten lively years in the
newspaper business, and I sup -
a mars -should--•be---thank-€tt-t
he was never horse -whipped,
shotgunned or even fisticuffed
during that eventful decade of
poking his nose into all the
-hectic, turbulent -currents of
small town life.
Then -into the teaching, and
thankful I like the youngsters.
It would be pure hell if one
didn't. And here's another
Thanksgiving gone by, and I've
only begun to touch the things
I'm thankful for. I wish they'd
hold it twice a year.
Atmeglenee
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NOTICE RE:
PLUMBING
For the convenience and protection of the pub-
lic, a uniform plumbing inspection service is provid-
ed in Huron County under the auspices of the Health.
Unit. Coin itencing October 15th, 1961, permits
will be required for all work covered by the Provin-
cial Plumbing Code. Inspection Fees are based on
the Schedule adopted in County By-law No. 58, 1961,
under authority of the Ontario Water Resources
Commission Act.
For further information, please write or 'phone—
W. L. Empey, Chief Inspector,
Court House, -
t 'oderich.
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Old Log Home
At Dungannon
Still Standing
(By A.S.G.) '
DOUBLE -RING. CEREMQNY
FOR A DUTCH COUPLE
-AUBURN, Oct. 3.—Bouquets
of white, pink and yellow glad-
ioli, .and evergreen formed the
setting in the Christian Reform-
ed Church, Clinton, on Friday,,
Sept. 29th when Janet Duizer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Her-
bert
erbert Duizer, B.R. 1, Londesboro.
became the bride of Arthur
Haverkaznp, R.R. 5, Goderich,
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Roelf Haverkarnpb Nieuverood,
Netherlands. The double -ring
ceremony was performed by
Reif:. Oft'ra • 4u a. . �
the wed id ng' rtutsicz was' layedi
;:thf Fltt „^ tic4..w t,,:•Y;lLr
Roorda. The soloist, Henry
Stryker, sang "The, Lord is my
Shepherd." ,
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride looked lovely
in a floof-length gown of whit,
satin and organdy, styled on
princess lines and accented with
appliques re idered with
embr p
sequins and pearls. Her elbow -
length veil.- of French -silk -il-
lusion was held In place by a
small crown -shaped head -piece
and she carried a bouquet of
red roses. Miss 'Audrey, Duizer,'i
liensall, was her sister's maid
of honor and Miss Tony Duizer,
was her sister's bridesmaid.
Both wore street -length dresses
of dawn blue embroidered or-
ganza with silk organza under-
skirts, and matching head-
dresses and they carried bou-
quets of yellow. and white
mums. Miss Marilyn Duizer,
sister of the bride, and Miss
Nancy • Neal were the flower -
girls dressed in rose velveteen
drosses with matching crown
headdresses and carriedou-
quets of • yellow and white
mums.
The groomsmen were John
Kockock, R.R. 5, Goderich, and
John ,de'Ruiter, Bayfield. The
ushers were Bill Gerrits, Clin-
ton, and Ted Ihkker; Dungan-
non.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held in the annex
of the church where the bride's
mother»- 'eeeii d•' "the `-ttPsts
`Wgarin. twatertnel•on ,.linen
w mateh'ing -arrit*f iek.
and a large white _carnation
corsage. The annex was attrac-
tively decorated with pink and
white streamers, red roses, fall
flowers -and white candles.
rollowing the 'dinner a pro-
cram was presented to enter-
tain' the guest. which numb-
ered over 200. For a wedding
trip to Northern Ontario the
bride donned 'a mulberry check-
ed two-piece dress, beige duster
and green accessories with a
pink carnation corsage. On
"RURAL
WOMEN"
Christmas selling starts early
With AVON
their return -they will
reside on
groom's farm` n,H.
5,
Goderich,
Guests were present from Kit
chiller, Sarnia; Galt, Nie ara
Falls, Listowel, Brussels, lien-
sall, Goderich, Stratford and
Glencoe.
Prior to her maririage_ the
bride was,, honored at trice
showers given by the staff of
the Queensway - Nursing Home;
Hensall; girl friends of the
bride .at the home of Miss
Margaret Wilts, Londesboro, and
friends and neighbors at tike
home of Mrs. John Snyders,,
R.R. 1, Auburn. .j
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The sun is the shining center
of our solar system;. around it
move the nine known planets of
which our earth is- one. The
Greeks named them planets, a
word that means "wanderers:
They have mi light of their own,
but like the moon, they shine
by reflected' sun light. -The-trine
planets are, from the Sun Thit-
ward: Mercury, Venus, Earth,
Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus,
Neptune and Pluto. Venus,
Mars and Pluto are often re-
ferred to as terrestrial planets
because in many ways they re-
semble the earth (terra).
Since World War Two' the
British North America Act has
been amended to fix the total
number of seats in the Canadian
douse of Commons at 265.
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"Little drops of water,
Little grains of sand •
Make a mighty ocean"; 'etc.
SO:— '
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DUNdANNON. — A well-pre-
served he -wed 10$ dwelling, dat-
ing back to, ad earlier era in
West Wawanosh ° Township, is
located on the north part of lot
15, concession four, east of
Dungannon.
It is on what was formerly
the u Caldwell property, owned
in recent years by T. M. Durnin
and presently by Leonard Brind-
ley.
When the writer called there
some time ago, Mervyn Durnin
was still in possession and told
us lhaq he had five acres (in-
cluding the house) of the orig-
inal hundred. He also- had grass
land in Bruce C6unty and saddle
horses at Port Elgin. His wife
Was then teaching school,
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The log house has a con-
•crete 'foundation and a new
brick fireplace installed. The
latter has a small chimney.
The timbers of the old land-
mark are said to be of tamarack •
and appear in good condition
after so many years. There is I
a large frame kitchen at the
back of the main part. Modern
equipment and conveniences
have ' been added.
In a map (dated 1862) the
name of Bernard Redmond ap-
pears on the east half of the
whole lot 15, concession four,
while the name of James Walk-
er appears on the west half of
the whole lot, as the owners
or occupants. The same men
were' still in possession 1n 1879
as their names were listed on
another m- p, dated at that time:
Leonard Brindley, who pur-
chased' the property of Mr.
Durnin not long ago, now re-
sides there with his wife and
two sons.
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