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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-07-30, Page 5•• .. • a • a • 'le CREWE OREWE.--Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Curran and fam- ily recently were Mrs. L. Tre- main and Lori of Springvale; Mr. and Mrs. Lin Anderson of De: trait; ,Mr. and Mrs. R'onald Tre- 10aven, Linda and Jim of Kit- chener. Mr. P. M, Finnigan -spent a few days with his brother, Ray- mond Finnigan. Miss Dianne Zinn returned on Sunday from a week at Sttir- „mei Camp at Goderich. Mr. Ervin Zinn is a patient + in Alexandra Hospital, Gode- rich. We wish. him a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Reid and ,Brenda of Toronto spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reid and Jack. Mrs. Raymond Every sura or chapter of the Koran begins with the word Bimillah. The word is an Arabic exclamation meaning, "In the name of Allah.” ' German Shepherd Puppies • Available' Now Also Stud Service RoN-wou.---KEN- *as • ,r) tk5.,,-,:_Ron Geddes R. R. 2 .Goderich DIAL 524-7097 • -• ;;;jr, K.', W1'10 1,4 • It , • • • • ••• • • N Car Hits Trees- , Two Goderich men were ser- iously injured when their car struek*a tree at"the intersection a Victoria and Napier streets Saturday afternoon at 4:30 p.m. They are.Benson Good; 34, of Lighthouse street and Fred White, 40, af 169. Keays street. The car involved Was owned by Mr. Good. Mr. White,was driving at the time of the crash. Police quoted Mr. White as saying he was driving south un Victoria street when an un- identified car swerved off of Napier into his path. ' in order to, avoid an accident, Mr. White was quoted, he swery- ed, .struck looSe gravel, and lost control, the car swerving off the right side of. the road. „ Mr. White received severe in- jdries to the left side of hiss -Chett--and-41-ace::--1trod-'•suff• fered muftiplepfacial lacerations. Pal'pe reported an estimated WM- od car. The vidlenee of the impact, police said, bent 'back the steer - ••• ••• 2 Hurt ing 'wheel and- shattered the windshield. The injured men were con- scious when polite arrived on the scene. ,Bethowere released after treatment at Alexandra Hospital. • RunAway Car • driverless car Friday night backed from its park- ing place and into the rear of the 'Goderich Manufactur- ing company on Angelsea street. Police said the run -away car, owned by Richard-Col:B- ins of 159 Wolfe street, was parked in Cousins' drivewaT when it unexplained.14backed from its parking place, across inum wall of the Manufactur- ing company building across the street. Damage to tli6"" building. was estimated at, $100, police said. • • ILLE A,UBURN.-The Auburn 'com- munity tvas stricken 'trip grief on Saturday 'morning, July 18, to learn that a head-on collision had claimed :the lives of twii young men of the village, Allen Jarnes Craig and William Gor- don Dodd: Te accident oc- curred about 130 a.m. on High- way 25, about foul. „niiles east of Blyth near bhe boundary be- tween Hullett and McKillop townships. The cat in which the Auburn boys were riding belonged to William Dodd. Winnffred .Griffith, 19, of R,R. 1, Wroxeter, a died in the ath Allen James, Craig was 'the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs: William J. Craig 40:§iriAb,„r'isoffif and was. in his 7th year. Born inlbuttrrhe.Ztteride*AW.S 5 HUreft and later‘served :fivo years in,the Canadian Army, three ydap ofr die from Germany. On his e from the army he was employ- scuteUthinie tr:I.„G4r. ,vi%Wtiinmgehaomf forhis death he was employed by Wedge Moving Vans at Exeter. •••••••••••••••11•6•—• Allen James Craig, Miss W, L.. Griffith William He was a member of Knox Unit- ed 'Cliuteh and •the Wingham Legion. .131.1,4a are two brothe,rs, Robert of Ilderton, and wiiparn S. of hrtrsMrstan- ley (DOrothy) Strasser of On- tariot.-,California; Mrs. Harry Wor.sell of iGoderich, and Mrs. George (Betty) Wilkin, :-,The-private funeral was con- ducted at the J. Keith Arthur fungal home with Rev. Robert Meally and Rev. Charles Lewis officiattnr-"Burial took place in Ball's cemetery. Pallbearers were William Dobie, Gordon G. Dodd Beadle John Seers, Gordon Tay- lor, Thomas Johnston and Wil- liam L. Craig. The beautiful toral tributes were carried, by oartethl-Haggistt-aneorge- Haggitt. Relatives attending ere- present 11,am Flint, Mit- chell, Stratford, Wingriffir Goderich, Clinton and the sun roundistri et. - Minn Gordon Dodd was the only son of Mr.- and Mrs. MIR liam Dodd and was in his 28tht year. Born in Auburn, he at- tended U.S.S. No. 5 Hullett an went to Seaforth where he work - d. ailkhe, Bell FoundrlorAev. eral Y-FaTT -For the p7i six years he has beeli -employed at the Bainton Tannery Ltd „member the •Knox United. 'Church and • the Auburn L.O.L. who onduct- The Goderich • ' . • Sig-$tw11114;44iJuly ;014. '190 I _rives- 11t Colliding *with" an Ofi-c44ty policeznan's car ean bear bitter fruit, An 18 -year-old Gederieb youth learned Saturday night. Paul A. "Wiiser, of 264 'Jones Ball's cemetery. .The 'pallbear- ers were 'Gordon "Beadle; Got:. don Youngblut, Donald tamp - bell, William Bolton, Harold' Raithby and 'Herbert Harrison. The flower'bearers were Charles Shaw, Murray Souch, Dwight Campbell, Mike Healy, Kasimir Kuchmistaz and Jack Glousher. ---ftteritiVer We're-riresent from Strabferd, Goderich, Seaforth, Clinton and the surrounding distriet, ,r„ xliklit .90' gitir 01,0 '00' was Vta,r4 APt bOtit0 auto drtv0Ay OTT Co.j.Pt stableitobett lirennemanof 174 South street. Tit,e '40404 hap- pened at the. intersection Og South street and 'Blake street., .. Police said the Wisser ear, Southbound, struelt. Constable Brennernan's ear and cbntinued south , on South street. The police officer ,did 'a quick turn and hailed the Wisser autb-to a. stop at South and Bennett streets. Constable , Brenneman held the youth for town police.- He • iya,s subsequentlycharged with _ drunk driving. rtRurcit irarife-on-Strntar-evcrarrg7---- ed their service at the' funeral •••••••,' ••••• ••••• • cci en s ay- • .‘• • The accident rate in the six- June by auto accidents, and 102 county • Goderich detachment area of the Porvincial Police Cpl. Robert F. Keene, acting head of the detachment, an- nounced. The Godericn detachment in- cludes Huron, Grey, Bruce, Wel- • ••• •,;Vegfik)--.. • tIT1.11,1k1441.7. te.,1.164 . • • •••••••••••••.i.tem.r........4.014/1 MeiVe a Ct-C145„ • fy,6141- iyieqy Dairy Motor -vehile accidents in the detachment area during the June 1-30 period totalled 222 and included two fatal erashe•-;, Two beTsars: \t:1111- p.n the c1Clactimet at011- LI':in -arm:107 individuals were injured. • The 16 -man staffoof theGode- -riett..!.0213-....affi-co..4nring-Juna. made 6,547 vehicle eheeks, is- sued 2,691 warnings and pre- ferred 1015. charges. Violations and cases investi- gated jy OPP officers in June involved one motorist driving, W1'cire—liraff15117671117711T ing while intoxicated, ,,six fail- ing to remain at the scene of an accident, two dangerous hv- n Suspects, 6'3 careless,,. (1Fv-1 s1.1.specs, ncl .14 on ,, mj,1;•L . ---Sur-iying a rehis-pateits, and Mrs Wi The private funeral waS held at the J. Keith Arthur funeral home with Rev. Robert Meally and, Rev. Charles Lewis in charge. 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