HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-10-08, Page 1010 The Goderich Signal.Star, Thursday, October 8th; 1964
Tomato Tossing Tiff
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Two. youths, were brought be-
fore Goderich Magistrate H.
Glenne Hays, October 1a as a
result of a tomato -tossing tiff
the night of September 30.
Francis Bruce Culbert and
William E. ,McIsaac pleaded
guilty, and received fines of $12
„and costs.
According to the police re-
port, it all happened this way.
' Abouk 9 p.m. last Thursday,
Larry Gordon Lee of R.R. 2,
Clinton, reported to Goderich
police that,sonc'ene had thrown
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tomatoes at his car as j.ee was
driving around the Square.
Constable J. M. Ruxton was
dispatched to the scene, Rux-
ton reported he arrived just in
time to see Culbert, William
]. Mcisaac, 16, of Stonehouse
street, and flying tomatoes—the
tomatoes again aimed at Lee's
car Mcisaac and Culbert were
apprehended, "` -
Trafr*, Liquor Offenses
Other cases heard by .the
count October 1 were those of
Telford 1'. Bissett, Goderich,
PROCLAMATION
Every week fire strikes
at More than One thousand
Tu-te•rnrs,of,dollars that
means a yearly loss' of be -t
low *30,000,000, although
the-typ.iral..hause fire aver-
nes .1.mrTer BOO • in.._ -11•44u -
age. -
But the truth is that
three quarters of all fire
•deaths • oeeur in those'
homes. lend' not en 1 y
deaths; for hundreds of
Canadians a r e horribly
burned and often perlilan-
ently scarred in these fires.
Fires rarely just ' hap-
pen" ! Nine out of every
ten. fires are the result of
carelessness and neglect.'
Don't 1 e t neglect a n d
carelessness cause fires in °
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Make every • week.
FIRE PREVENT1 N
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charged with "minor constant,
Ung" and driving while under
suspension, adjourned to Oc-
taber 15; James C. Thorneloe,
illegal possession of liquor,
$27.50 and costs or five days,
charge 61 supplying liquor to a
minor, 'withdrawn, ' charge of
rPer•rnitting an unlicensed driver
to operate a mc tor vehicle, fined
$12.50 and costs;
Gerald Up,shall, illegal .pos,
session of lig.tor, $27.50 and
costs,. minor consuming, with-
drawn by ,crown; Thomas Ed-
ward O'Neill, driving without
i a permit, withdrawn; Ebner Jer-
� my n., unnecess .ry noise, plead -
'ed guilty, $27.50 or three days;
Henry J. Clement, unnecessary
noise, t •ithdrawn; .4Lewis JohnErb, charged. with speeding, ad-
journed to October 8, careless
c:riving, adj`our•rned to October 8;
Steven W. Smith, minor con-
suming and -unnecessary noise,
'$7:50' and coats; Keith Feagan,'
careless driving, withdrawn by
the crown; John Alexander Moh.
ring, failure to report damage,
w h-drawn•-by-th-e-erewit; -Gea 1�
Harold Moore intoxicated in
public, '$15 and costs; William
H -end rson, initbxicated in pub-
lic, pleaded guilty, $15 'and
casts; William Buchanan, 13e1 -
grave, charged with' impaired
ttriZd4g;.•$i02-.arrthcosts:,--..:.,, _.
David Ladle 'Edward;=unnec'es;
ary noise, adjourned lane week;
Richard Cline Brown, unneces-
sary noise, adjourned;
October Is
Safety Month
"Accidents• 'Irl Ontario indus-
trial plants are taking an ap-
.palling toll 'of lives' as well as
causing many crippling and
maiming injuries and costing
millions of o11ars. There is an
urgent need 'for all industrial
workers to be safety -wise at all
"times,",R. G. D. Anderson, Tor-
onto General Manager of the
Industrial Accident Prevention
Association has warned.
He was" .speaking in support
of the 1964 province -wide safe-
ty campaign being conducted
during October by the LA.P.A.,
in co-operation—with other safety
grotips.
Marina 1963 there was a total
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"oi"'Aia a'�'�inustrlaiNNaccictents
in Ontario:. In addition, there
were 32,304 compensation cases
reported from firms within the
membership of the I. A. P. A.
This marked a new, all-time
high for compensation ,cases
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VEAT whe. g. ahan before 2 a.m. Sunday. Front end of Kina-
ined by passer-by sliortiy han scar Was cr••;at'eY~'•
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erage of 124,000. 3. 1583. 1.
Mount St. Elias in the Yukon,
5,780 miles west of the most
asterly;„noint;-eape Spear, •l1:f1d."
GODERICH CAR monienits after it plowed Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Kinahan of Huron
into a culvert 4early . Sunday morning six road, who escaped with a badly injured,
miles north of town on Ifighway 31. • left leg, possible internal injuries, and
Driver -was Vaughn Kinahan, 18, son of lacerations. (See related picture on page 1).
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from companies served by the
I.A.P:A. an alarming increase
over the 26,104 cases reported
in "theprevious. year. The total
amount of 'money" paid during
1963 in • compensation as a -e-
iult of accidents,' f,u,r all indus-
tries ' in Ontario reached the
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"As in other years, many of
the accidents in 1,963 could have
been •avd'ided by tile, use .of
safety hats, safety goggles and
safety shoes," Mr. Anderson
pointed out. "That' is •why we
are stressing the use of safety
equipment by all workers dur-
ing October and, at the same
time appealing to them to be
"safety -wise" at work's- at
home and on the highway."
QUICK( CANADIAN QUIZ
1. What is Canada's' most west-
erly. point?'
2. What is the principal differ-
ence in the form of govern-
ment ;n Canada and in Great
Britain?
..„„ D`G"L'"u'':"' 'm eTh,00 ..6,10 rvv y ,u.3,.rt l a>t.y-eavidd ritdt tr
Ing before'you spend instead o€
claim.. sovereignty over New -
afterward. •foundland?
Greatest traffic menace on the
highways Ls - the slowpoke
driver..
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FIRE PREVENTION WEEK OCTOBER 4 to 1O-
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Each ani every year there are thousands of people who
lose their, lives in fires and there are six millions of dollars
• worth of property damage. Don't give fire a place to start
in your home, Check and make sure you get rid of all the
fire bugs. ... a !
Replacement. Values ;Are High
So Checkand.,..
Make Sure Your
ihsurcince Is
Adequate
It costs .more today to replace things than it did 10 -
years ago but have you increased your insurance to keep
abreast of the change? LetF°'one of these experienced ir,
surance leen check your home to see if your insurance is
adequate. •
AIexander& (hapman
524-9662
Ken Croft
524-7253
W. J. 'Hughes
524-8526
MacEwan Insurance
524-9531
MaIcolm Mathers
524-9442
Harold Shore
524-7272
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4..,Since` 1950 ,:.pending by the
federal. government has in-
creased by 200 per cent. By
how much has combined pro-
vincial -municipal spending in-
creased?
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. - F]r1tl_A'$liT-Y—'Ir�•0
average of how many 'mini -
grants -have entered Canada
annually?•
ANSWERS: 5. An annual av-'
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4. By 300 per cent. 2. t anada ment; Great Brit in is a legis -
is afederal, union in whic pow- lalive union in which the pen-
er is shared by the member pro- tral parliament has sovereign' ,
vinces-°a' 'cel._ goy er. .
PLAIN TALK TO EVERY CANADIAN +
CANApA'S SHAME
PICTURE a highway stretching 5,000 miles, from Atlantic to
Pacific, . r , on both sides of the highway, on lots 100 feet
apart, there are homes, an eighth of the nation's homes.
These are the more than 500;000 homes struck by fire in
ten years. At every mile, there is a cairn -for the dead, the
r"riore than 5,000' victims of fire in the ten years. Nearly
half of the victims were children.
Is it not a shameful picture of `fire carelessness in Canada? ` N
Heed the fire fightJer's message: ' THINK about_FIRE . .
wherever you are.
Observe Fire Preventi�n Week
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Then Practice Fire Safety Every Week In The Year!
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FOIL YOUR.
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A penny and electricity are pretty important. The lady knows
that the penny will buy enough electricity to cook her lunch. Bat
what she doesn't knave .is that if she puts the penny in the fuse
box she stands to fry herself -- permanently.
Only one thing should go in that box -- a fuse. And the prop-
er size for the ordinary circuit is a 15. Never, never, never use
a 30.
If- all the ladies of the land (and, for that matter, the gentle-
men, too) realized the deadliness of "over -fusing" there would
be leis need of this • advertisement for fire prevention in Can-
ada.
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THINK about FIRE - Wherever You Are
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