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What Are Your. Opinions?
A,s a- member of the Canadia
WeeNeW
kly spaper Association, The
.SjnaIi4tar has been asked tos4ma1.e
zur,vey in the Gockerich area, en'
how its residents. are retieting. to
'the defence program. The inform...
at ion forwarded by The 'S•ignal-Star
will be used along With information
ferwarded by other weekly news-
papers all aert3ss CallOa At a con-
ferenceof business and government
economists whose object is• the eop-
:-•iderat ion of all. phases or, the lin-
paet Of the 'curreat Canadian. 'fde-
fehee.. program 4,n the national
SOI)11. a the questions asked on
t io n ai re are: Ilas the
population of Goderich decreased
or increased 'since. June 25; 1950,
wi Jr t he populatcion has' deeredged
w her?: hare the people moved to ;
main ty pets of indust ries 'and if
r(V, ny are, engaged- in defence. pro-
duction; total number of...industries,
1 if they- have expanded since June
19-5
2$, 0, and if any change has
taken plaoce between industrial exn-
'ders and einployees ; what Lathe
Igeneral attitude of • people, towardis
!Korean. War.; what is the general
; attitpde toWards, Canada's, eonarnit-
mots under the North AtIdutie
treaty (e.g.equipping Belgian,
(Duteh and Italian divisions with
• Canadian arms; sending 27th. , In-
fantry Brigade and. eventually, 11
• R.A.F. squadrons to Europe) ; are
'POODlegenerally contented or dis-
!
, 4-0 n ten ted wit h • present economic,
conditions; if they are discontented,
'what are their most serious gripes?
Any errnressiong , of opinion on
' the aforementioned questions on the
• part of Signal -Star, readers Would
, be appreaCiated. Write your opin-
,loils in a letter to the Signal -Star.
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URON COUNTY MUSIC
'TEACHERS' MEETING
The second,nn-eting Of the Huron
County branch of the . Ontario
itogi,tpred '.glu:sie. Teachers' Asi;oei-
Al+ Asm •at ion .was held reeetttly.-at the
CiLNDIDATE ItRUw
('E nreliu ot. This is Is; dsee•olid 'try'. Commercial 1-1(iter
. party lois entered • 44 'Ho re‘
repsetit4;d the 4'.41.11, ill the.' the - 4 a rin ,f luncheon ineetieg,
canditInte for the 11 1.11(.4. riding. HP, 19-1S and polled 1 ,ii4:1• voteN •,.pealier, Mrs. Thu.rsa Willitratr
.4.t1.1)14 1, C. Mercer, 41 114pworth Out 15:343 ;
- . of 14 11 •was introducsed
I by the Branch PreSident, Mrs.
G. Mn-Dougallof Blyth.-.
• ,MrS, WIllitunson ,spoke on the
elms and. Objects of the association,
-atb•o. touched, on. the "subjeet,
-Ethics ror M usi Er Teachers."
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:-REGARDING
Community Livestock Sale
from the Fair Barns, Clinton,
• • held
(01)Eit1('Il, EDIVOR 'RETIRES
t The •Iluron ExpoAtor
•recent reorgunimtion of the
t;Oderich i.74..ignal,14tar. which res,ult-
ed in' the retirement of
11. ,Itoberts(01. ns editor" and riub-
lisher, Marks' the end of an era
in the weekly newspaper field in
Co.tioty, For nofly lift
''11 114 1 1 Itobertson has been iden-
tified wi *11 • t Signal, and more •
recently the. Siclial-Ktar•
Ntr. ltoberlsOn -regarded his posi-,
_lion as publisher as one r.di sacred.
:.trust On behalf of the citizens'
the paper served. Time nor money
r1114.4111 little 10 hilll /IS through the
years,he personally saw to it that,
• the, tr11,-;fr. Wilt,1•. not • broken.. The
ideals he guided the
s•ignal-Star were high. -but for near-
ly half a century he adhered to
, 1114.m. Tnerf, was no peovision ifl
them f4e- compromiSP. TQ: Mr,
o 44 hl a. els was black and
1 Thlt0 tvitS white,
Air. George 1.7,111s. lwini.for a-Lin:mi-
,
ber of years has•-ireen .associated
with Air. -Robertson as' eo-publisher.
*now, FISS111110ti full' • eharg,e. Under
his 'experience,:d and capable guid-
ance, The SigeahRtar will eontinne
to- prosper and fo he, held in that
same yespect which for more • than,
11 'shun:dyed years has made it ,-an,
outstanding we'ekly ,no,Yspaper.
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• RECEIVES WINOS ,.
. •
Pilot Offieet .Roy Dunbar was one
of the 42 . student pilots who re-.,
eeived their 'wing's and eotrimiF.,sions
at • a ceremony held at the R.C.A.F.
Service Flying 1-telloO1 at Centralia',
last ,week.. The 213 -year-old: airman
,is' the'son ,or- Mr, anti. Mrs. R. Dun-
ham Lambeth. Eis wife resides on,
the Boyrtield Road, Goderich. •
TAYLOR'S -CORNER OiiITUARY
TrAYwirs o'oRNR, act.
Mr and Mrs. John Main,* their
children, and Mrs. Main's mother,
Mrs. Chivern, all of Vienna, Visited
last week -end with ,Mr. an 1,1Fti•
Hugh McCabe. •
.. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Oke laSt week were Mr. and Mrs.
of.Toronto.
Miss Maxine• Sturdy a Lon
spent then week -end at her home in
Goderieb. tOynshiip.
On Friday ."of.. last, week lin in-
teresting evening was held in
school when the colored pictures
of a trip to • Vietoria7' B.C., were
shown by Mr:. Hodgson. He
also' SttrWed-pietures taken at Ot-
tawa and some local wiews, The
W.A. . drsplayed articles for the.
bazaar and 6ervecl a 10e tea.
Mrs. ", Irvine •Oke:.has returned
borne troni 'visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Wm. Gould and Mr. Gould at
Belleville• for ' the past two ,weeks.
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Floral emblems cif Ithe • prairie
provinces are the croeus (Man.),
the prairie lily (Sask.), ,and the
wrild. rose (.Alta. ).--,-Quickan
' Canadi
Faets. . • ,
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PULFORD,
• 'Funeral services.pr the late :.1.11si;
Clara Ilu!ford, 71, were condueted
by Rev. R. J. MacMillan of ,Knox i
MOO t e via a ' C It u ret, a t t he B ro- !
phey 'funeral home last Friday. I
• Mists 'Pullen], who .died suddenly
in Alexandra Hospital, Wati a native
()fColoorne TeWaship; and'a &ugh..
ter of the late Riehard and Susanna
Kebgli Vidford.. She came to Crude,
rich to reside foUr- year ago and
W118 a member Of :. Knox Presby-
terian Church. ,
'S u r v iv lug _ are two, brother',.
Arthur, Cloderich, and. George, Col-
borne Township. %ferment was in
(*elborne cealietery. .
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DR., W41, -IAM S LOAN)" 0
Dr, William Sloan, member •of
a well-known Huron County family
and'n native of Hullett tOwnship,
died in Westminster -Hospital, Lon-
don, on. Oetober 24th, in his eighty-
third year, Dr. Sloan was a .son
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Of the trite Mr. and 41i's. Andrew
Sloan. He was a•sraduate of the
University of Illinois. He took
part in the Yukon geld.rush in 1898
and later returned to the-North,at '
interiuls. During the first World '
War he served overseas with /he ,
Canadianforces. His ,wife, the I
former Olive •Moon, died in 1949.1
Surviving area brother, Andrew, of 1
Sheffield, and a sister, Mrs. Mar-
oret Walker, of Stratford. Burial
took place in ,the Londesboro cerne.;
tery.
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MRS_ Nur', ALLAN
, 'Mrs. Will Allan died suddenly '
at her home in Candachie me San-,
day, October 'PA. She wits the
rorinei Sarah MacLeod, born •In
Kintail in 1875 the third daughter
born to. MargaTet ,,Maellonald and
Duncan MacLeod. • She attended
Gode rich Collegiate, Institute after'
which she taught at school'
for five years.-- , • she went to
Cainlachie where she taught in.
Ply-Motin.L....teIv_sship for two years.
in 1904 she merited Will Allan of. ,
Camlachie. • She was a. faithful
meraber of the Camlachie Presby-
terian Church and a life Member
of the WAI.S. • She is survived by
her husband, one, daughter',
Margaret', and three sens,.Duncan,'
Archie and Jaekcalso by a sister
Airs. A. J. Simpson, and a, bro-
ther, Murdoch MacLeod,•of KintaiL
The funeral ,was held at Wyoming '
and interment' was made in the
Wyoming .centietery;.
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