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At Clinton Studio
Tuesdays and
Thursdays
Telephone
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(Goderich or Clinton)
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ART CLUB PLANS SHOW
of WORK BY MEMBERS
Following the regular 'Tuesday
THF GODRRICH SIGNAL -STAR
Coup le Celebrate Golden Wedding
on Goderich Township Pioneer Farm
t' Mug sketching c•las.s last week,
Residents of Huron- ltt►utlty all cording; to Mr. Ftsher, like a lot. of
the tkxlerich Art ebb's program
their lives, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron l'. other country missions in what wastot' the w`Imlel Wul►[.L; was oris
Fisher celebrated their golden wed- years ago a German settlement, rile
limed by the 1•tib president, Mrs.
l: ti hind. •
\ieinbers will be able to take
, full .its' 1it.lj;c of too -tures and ex-
111t41ls uttered Loy t,te Toronto Art.
l'l.,u; were discussed tor
1I t' r exhibition ofpairitiri a t'ntc'rtained_ weir
toasty friends and \„lieu asked ,to what they at'
byu14labors anti'local artists to neighbors at a rtcel►tion at their tributed their long and happy war -
be held in rine Insure room of linos ! houue Saturday : and Ori Sunday a ritd
life, Mr. Fisher, with his keen
Presbyterian (`I,uhv1,, 1►ttt mbc,t. 1 i t i lily reunion was held. !sense of humor' sal id• it must, have
lug! _': ( Mr. and Mrs. Fislht'r• still reside been lots of• !lard work, for lie and
Thr „tut, h ick s to 4.111-miragea I o11 and work the '_l►titi•ti•t'e fariu to Mrs., Fisher have had. plenty of it.
1 11 1 rr _of young artists of the which the grootia brought his 1411 IL Fartuing today, he said, can Hardly
., Ilool� of ilio �urrouudiu{; district 'tl dear, ago, following their mar -'1 be cou►paret1 :with what it was 30
1,, , x.,ibit s• rue of 1iege work doth• I t► (•re at Itenu,i1ler \lt•tl(udist Church' years ago, although both agreed
' I t the bite Rev„ 1 A. that people
ding :it their ho►n4, 11.11. 4, Goole- church closed. Both celebrants en-
rich, on Saturday and Sunday, joy fairly good health, anti keep
Novoinbor 15 and 1(i. One of 1110 up daily with the duties of running
►K st-known and most highly respect- 1 their farm, w'it11 some help! front
ed couples in the community, they t their family,
pat suna„t 1, ' a j , ►le seem to be kept, just
thirst",, the past terns. i•nder the
`hate. Their farm has t►eon otcut•d as busy now, itt spite of hydro and
modern methods of agriculture.
People No Happier Now •
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"'1'imes are fu.r better today than
buck in the early IPOO's, but people
settler of Colborne Township, were every 'bit as happy then. Tele -
AT GOODERHAM E'ARK bought some 5,00) acres of land, Ile phones and cars take the young
tweet" JIetiutiller and the I;all river, people away from home today, thus
1 (1r, s• receipts for rental of 1 b in 1S81). contributing to 0 far different form
4111,111 diamond at Judith (;odder• \I r. Fisher, the sots of the late Id social life than years ago."
' Irani \lenturia1 Pl.:0 ground during Mr. and Mrs. Joseph lj,. Fisher of • The couple remarked on the won -
1!►:,_' were rtiliti, Councillor \\'illiat►u Colborne. Township, tvas lK►ru °um (lerful neighbors they have, and ud-'
.\44dc.som, chairman of the park, the farm on which he lived 74 years witted that they are the only
►u,uit ter, •!(14)1 ted to friday ago ; and his wife, the former Lettie original ones left in their 0011005'
eight's TownCouncil meeting,."This li Jane Sprung„ was born. &) years sion.
o. .:440411111 ro11sists of rentals derived I ago in Hallett Township, a (laugh- Mr. Fisher has two brothers, Wes -
from, ball games, with rme c'1e4'- tet• of OW lade Mr. :Intl Mrs. Mich- ley AV .Fisher, Saltford, and Ezra
t lou. :)1(1 A. apt ung, Fisher, Goderich; and two sisters,
Ib -1 t, paid 1,Y- on
rg..11iz:)tio, ogre! They have a family of four sons Mrs. \lartlta Henry and Miss Nancy'
t� fellows: rand live daughters, all of whom J. fisher, both of 'l'orouto. Mrs.
144(111-'111!1 1.4:)1;(1(' "".�'_'1 i I were (suite with their parents to Lucy A!c'\licltael, (Minton, is 0 half-
-13n observe (he atlnivt'sary. 'I'it,oe sister. Mrs. Fisher has one bro-
(•"li(ormc• Township11 7 1 are also 141 geaamdchiidren and live titer. Gabriel 1t. Sprung, consort,
I;etu,)iltcr s'.' groat-gra11(1(•hildreq. The family Alta.; one sister, Mrs. Minnie \Val-
}', rt .\llrrt ............................. (6"' includes Elgin I,. 1'is•her, 11:mmilton: lace. Vancouver; and a half-sister,
• c',11, ))11,11) I.egiott ............. ....... . • .iO E. [loss Fisher, It. It. -I, l;uderit--}, ; \Irs. _kilo!' Bowles, also of Van-
':. I'eO1'.' ('0111: i1iol 10 .1. 1{. Aaron Fisher, and tlertnall L. coater.
--' fisher, Noll H.R. _', Clinton:
[)eroruted
Total
\Ifs. Elwin 1lienla'h) \1'ihun, Nei
( iperatimg expenses for the hall ; forth : NB's. Joseph (Marie) Cornu';
414,444(.44d made n{of hydro chargesMrs.t 1{.It. • I, ('lit . lo t l Norma )
for '-tllIodlighhting, caretaker's fres, ,'i'\11(1011, ltilrtey : Ali,,, ''/.elan, and
tO-i11t).44:)ace :inti '111,1)1X5. totalled I Nlila Fi;I(•r, Math. of '1'oro111Q.
- .... ?�� :.+. 1l"l v i lig •1 proti; on (operation; Early ('htlrelt '(gone
e )
high altitude phot rai lis f "} 0011 feet an It ( l 1' Spit tin. S•2
:ti. S'l1 1 All-. :144)1 Urs. Fisher ore members
gu`.,I.I1 11:111(1 of 'Toni Pritchard,
tine ui.ijtrt•ity of canvasses of art
club members are now completed.
SO) TBALL REVENUE $666
by the Fisher family since it was
;bought from the Canada Company,
t� h4u
Mr. Fisher's grandfather,
Michael Fisher, who w'a01 the first
steerdinl a total ecli100e of the
sun were taken by- the It.('..\.F.`i;t
July 11145. Flying at :111 altitude
iil)I T,,,41,.i1►lned the 1,be►founvm„tn \ I4,f tine Ilene hiller failed ('limreh.
\litrhell :11111 ;1 11 .\in'4044 also 14,0, plasia, 19512 1Ir ('auudi;nu I'a lige \\'hem They were first 111,11114.d, they
IF:tt•l iu the o15.1:l) '11 front 1{iti rs. 1{:nilw:i\ tvil1 ;{u lid x1L_,)I1t.11H► for i:ltteude11 nn 1•:v:ingelical l`limach on
\lauitoha. plow 4)ll1 lnurut. the r rrner of their fatnn, hut, aic-
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I'Ie haute was decorat(d fur the
11litti)'41'511ry with r•('d roses :lad
chrysanthemums. Ilel•c'iving the
guests on Saturday was Mrs. Joseph
('grey, Clinton. daughter of the
celebrants: :)t1d 1►uuriug tea for the
Wilt;e.
• \ .lilt n
•) 'o wv't•( .lt
•est It 1l
t ►
and \Ifs. Kelt 1'ox, both of Clinton.
A four -tier wedding cake'► was 0
51#',•141' fl'a11i1.e• 4(1 the. (►('e:)sit1I1.
Nei,,..,hbor5 presented the •celebrants
FALL RALLY ,OF Y.P.U.
HELD AT BRUOEFIELD
The fall rally of Huron Presby-
tery Young. I'eul►le'as Union, held at
lfrucoiield, Wus attended by ;230
young people in the district. The
Itev. John Stinson, Seaiorth, opened
the e+ulllereuee with a talk on Chris-
tian, endeavor and guidance. lie
compared the probable teen-age life
at the rink of Jesus and that of
the presetlt day. "llkippintsui and
truth will come, as we ,seek Jesus,”
he 'concluded.
(21are Vincent, president of the
Presbytery Y.P. 1'., co#.111ueted the
meeting. 'Ten discussion groups
were held during tY; iich .opinions
on the address were exchanged,' As
the group leaders suet to amalgam-
ate the viewa opportunity to view
u book display was. provided.
Arnold Alton, Ashfield Township,
aunouut'ed the public speaking pro-
je'tct sponsored by the presbytery.
1lowurd Ty al, null discussed
the bus tit -1p to Sault •Ste. Marie to
attend the annual convention of
Y.1'.U.•Douglas May, Exeter, intro-
duced "dune a time" cards to gain
funds for ntissiolnury support.
lhleg'ates wore welcomed by
'ltob i't P. Allah, president_. of the
lir umbel d Y.1'. U., which was argan-
ized recently,
.............
Robert Stirling
Named President
of Township -Group
Robert Stirling was elected presi-
dent of the Goderich Township
'federation of Agriculture at the
annual meeting of that organizlttiun
iu unfario Street United Church,
('Beton, on \Vednesday night of
last wee!:. Other officers elected
were as follows:
Vice-president, Alfred Warner;
school section 'directors,, Keit
Holmes,.. Frank leo, Irvin '1'ebbut1,
Jaime, ' ('ox, Everett J1(llwaill,
Praiser Stirling, John 1leeves, Doti
\liddleton, Glen Wise, Clayton Ellis,
Harry \litcltell, and the lady direc-
tor for the township, Mrs. Robert
Stirling.
Directors on commodity groups
1flelude Alfred \V'au'ner, hog pr)-
(ul•er's ; Harold 'Tyndall, poultry
producers; and Bob Sotv411.1, cream
14roduc'ers. The auditors will be
Lorne !lodgers :aid Ken \Whitley.
('anadian Freedoms
F'reedomh,4 etajl)yt d by Canadians
whirl]. contribute CO the Dominion's
deuluel;Itic. tv:)y of life, were de-
scribed by stub Ca chert, farts editor
p•-w�,•%.nwa.v rnwv
NOV. 27th, lAlS2
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"Only a democracy such as ours
can contribute freedom- to the in-
dividual regardless of color, race
or creed," .air. Ca-rbert said.
lie told his audience ,that clever
.has the danger been greater to
freedom of the press.
"There are groups that would
curtail these rights, would provide
fur a ceusor4ltip of .all press re-
leases. Only' constant pressure on
the part of newspapers and news
services has kept, this censorship
.out of our field."
He recounted ex}periences in
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GODERICH '936r21
' Western • Ontario where reporters
had been blurred from, meetings of
civic organizations, toren and town-,
ship councils. Ile compared such
tactics with news suppression in
Iron Curtain countries where till
news services acre government -con-
trolled.
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CHIMNEY BLOCKS
•• Selkirk ,all -steel insulated
e chimney supplied and in-
sstalled.
I' Chimney built or re- -
- paired.
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with a trilight laimp• white the
family gave each of their parents
an ebony cane with an initialed
go'hl band, as well as an uirholstered
reelinimg chair. \Lau\' older gift;
were received. Messages of con-
r;i`at111:ltiuus were received from
Prime \1inister Louis St. Laurent :
Cod. lIon. George Drove, leader of,
the Opposition; Hun. Arthur WV'eIs11,`
}lrut-ineial secretary: 13. E. ('ard111,
M.I'., tinfoil North; and A. V. Mo.
Lean, A1.11'., Harlot=l'etth.
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