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3 The Goderieh Signal -Star, Thursday, October 18th, 1950
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.Established
1848
In ;lt l 2th year of publication
• Mrs. Adelaide- Foodless, who
• DOWN MEMORY'S LANE at Stoney Creek, Ontario, In
1897, also introduced the teach-
,,�? ing of domestic science in Ca»-
45 Years' Ago -19l4 . r Clyde Mock wss installed as adian schools and was .one of
• While the unemployment situ-
& ation was reported to be very
embarrassing in other towns and
cities, the numhet out of work
in Goderich was comparatively
small. About 50 men were en- of Lion's Head,
gaged in constructing sidewalks
and, sewers for the town.
Miss Lily ''McArthur went to
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Circulation—over 3,300. GEO. L. FI..iS, Editor and Publisher.•
Noble Grand of Huron Lodge
No. 62, IOOF.
A 4$ -foot, all -steel barge was
launched at the rdcal harbor by
George Mathieson. The craft
was built for Wallaace MenareY,
Toronto to enter the Presby-
terian Deaconess home to train
for social service work.
Joseph Kidd, the local CPR KINGS'BRIDGF,' Oct. 12, --Mr.
ticket agent, attended a con-
vention in 'Chicago.
,Roy Munro, of Auburn, took ,Keane, of ,Stratford, were Sun -
a position in the law office of ! day visitors with Mrand Mrs.
Charles Garrow in Goderich. 1Jas. Keane. -
When a horse ran away' 111 Miss Florence Lambertus and
Goderich, Miss Grace Tait was; Wilfred Lambertus,, of Hamilton,
thrown out of .the buggy and spent the week -end with -the
she suffered a broken leg, ,
25 Y,cars Ago --1934
Town Council was studying a
"NO NEED FOR CONCERN"
` he assured us there is. no need for
1 t a Itl)'ste't•it''ttsa departure. from nor- week,
pro -
mal, Th, l'1i11tutt \'env, ILceurtl reflects"ci>il- coven' over the realization of tither pru-
crrn oyes; the welfare .of (;utltriei Re -
of
In both eases,, he stets, it is a matter
of lett-red plans of construction 11)r the.
Meering to the pro'Il)0 ((1 bridge UV't't' t he
ultimate Illdylli111111 benefi't's. A']11011 is eal1S
Maitland liiver at, ii+altfurtl' and also the ing deJays. In the 'ease of the bridge,
'Ontario government hospital to he built borings of land under the 1Iaitland River
jti t ,so -nth of U'otlt'rielr, the ('lintu,lt -paper bed where the bridge. is to be built' cafes
says editorially, '•hrU111iS S of gUVerllttlt'11, for certain • changes in constriletion,. the
tal bullies can all too oftc'lt tu111 out to be M.P.P. stated. In° the case of the hospital,
t mitt y ones.' rge
a (;hinin the ' heating plans for the
,
We must. •.collfe�S, inmevel•, that many biti'ltlings is causing a delay, he said. rFln(t
pt'Opb• in tele •Uoclerich .arta ol.' late are annnnneentents will be.el,naele,• just as.,5000
getting concerned about when and if Nvurk as these matters are` eleared-up is the eon -
will t ommenee 00 those 1\V0 pro,j(hts. f]tlellt pre(lietion of Mr.. • MacNauglltoii.
'They have iio1ignatitly nt'ferred to "The In.. the meantime, it would appear
Promising Govern111etnt,' that faith and patienee well 1')1 the 'h1'1111e
Mr, Charles :11ae\atlgl1tt111, M.P.P. fors re(litisites of the residents of the Ooderieh
Huron Mill dohs not sliare,.this pessimism. area ----and of those in Clinton, too, who
Dropp''11}.; into Tilt' :•:igllill-S i.ar oftiee last are ('ollec'rn&(1,
DODGERS (NOT LAI' WINNERS
and Mrs. Curry and three child-
ren of Lucknow, and Roy
Herman Lampertus family.
Mr. Frank Hogan, of Hamil-
ton, is visiting with relatives
Board of Trade proposal that an here,
Old Boys' Reunion be held here Miss Maureen Vassella, x'lrs,
in 1935, •t. .r; Jas. Sinnett and two children,
Gordon Kidd, of Dungannon', of Detroit, are visiting at the
was elected president of the'Fred Vassella home, --•..-
Teachers' ,Institute, of West' Mr: JaS. Doherty, who has
Huron. been in poor health for several
B. Gray, of Auburn, was months at his home here, is now
chosen .to head the East Huron a patient in Alexandra Marine
section of ,the Teachers' Inst)'and General Hospital, Goderich.
lute.,Mr. and Mrs. O'Halloran and
W.- D. Saunders, popular ac- family, of Buffalo, and *Miss
countant of the Bank of Mont-H'Frances Gilmore, of London,
real at Goderich, was transfer- spent the holiday week:end at
red. to Picton, the Edward Gilmore home.
15 Years Ago -1944 Rev. Father Moss, of St.
Miss Nellie Colborne was ,Peter's Cathedral, London, spent
i
,.elected president 'of Goderich the Thanksgiving week end J itch
Music .Club. his parents,
The Women's Missionary' So-
ciety , of Knox Presbyterian
Church marked the 60,th an-
niversary of its founding. • The
first president was Mrs. Robert
Mr. and Mrs,
Moss and family at their sum-
mer home here,
Mn, and Mrs. Nickolas Perry,
f dof Detroit, visited at the Earl
Drennan home over the week-
the found ri of the. National The Federal government has
Council of Women • been resphnsible- for establish
ment of 41 Crown corporations,
R member—every tirne you a government encroac'hmen't -0
break a record you make a new thisd e degree
on Cananthe economy.
iva sec -
one.
tor
The Clot Canadian to win the
Victoria Cross was" a Negro,
William tail, of fluntsport,
Nova Scotia. He received it for
L
ucknow in
'during
1857, the re)ef of
•Of'ollxriltulatiol15 to the ,)IIStiftalhly the Dodgers did all seit, o>;1. as they prae-Ur,. • . end,
prolol (lodericl1 ,Dodger, -(01 winning the • Ilse(' for their final objective. 1'tifortun-- Mrs. Mary Ann .:McDougall, Mr. Alex. Sproul Miss Anne
an 85 -year-old Goderich resident, McKinnon and Miss Mary Hahn',
all l zlitilri(4 1111) 1 nzt'ilii(1 girl;' softballately, ihe� did 110t reetivc' the 1 1141 sup_went by airplane frorn _Toronto of C'Vingham,, visited at the home
ehau11)1011511i1( calx the week-(out1., It ' was port to which) they were entitled. In' all- to Boise, Idaho, where she was of Mrs. Catherine O'Connor dur-
1he `t,.t'4111(1 Heine for them to tithe, such , (1i,t1d0 to the harts -working members of to send hes. e winter
Catalano, "tern ingthe
as weok Leo Courtney,
daughter, 1
honorsill five years. In` 1!1:1:>, they (Tint tel("' trilaZt,-erilit does to their 1z>antlgel'' Town ;Council planned to hold John 'O"Connoa.-'••and Norman
irl►ltt d tint1bil4 in the final. Five tocol- else'" :1�;leI)o11h1(i', their coach, Guy .Ern -
hers
plebiscite 'at the next mtini- O'Connor attended -the -wedding,
wedding.,
hers ot• that te• am were on the lo("til roster ers011 and assistant &oath, •C4eorge Currell. cipal elections to find out whe- i„n Londo,n on Saturdhy at Holy
,aguill,t (;arson,, lteat•by to .`;inlhltry, hero ,;,Others i4lded."voluntary assistti1i"ee sili It as ther 'citizens Hero in 'favor of'Rosery Church, of :Michael T{ina-
Maxine Martin and Betty 'Westbrook, who building a road to the, north, ban and Pauline Jordon. We
on i h'' «:('ek �n(l. side of the harbor as a post-war; wish to extend our congratula
1V -inning, solidi ,£1 (11anlpi(lrzship • '111i'a1�5 looked after 'fh'e handling of. 1 he gates at Iproject. tions to •the newly-weds who,
10 Years Ago -1949 will reside in Vancouver, B.C. I
(Mt t h i,114—N1 of lc. rrm Irl�jllt ,of it, This. 0h game - Frank ,•Warlock, of- 13dyfield "--Barer'-week_R-> �,d__vi; :cors. heel
1.' road, won• a new car in a draw were the Jack Fitzgerald family,
held at Judith 'Gooderham Park. of .Stratford, D�'nlay Dalton, of
A. pair of newlyweds from Kitchener, Miss Therese Martin
OFF,I.CERS . ELECTED -BY TEACHERS'UNIT Lucknow `fooled friends who and Jos. Martin, of, Hamilton,
were planning to give them an Tony 'Middegaal, of Blyth, and
The Goderich Unit of the Vb'o''; t ref , •firs. -Mervyn" Stephens;, �? • I elaborate send-off, -After the•G'eorge Hebert; of .D.etroit,
then Teachers' Federation open committee convener, Mrs, John!. •--- 'wedding ceremony, the couj31ei '
ed activities for the Current Cory. • I drove to 'a nearby farm, where "Septem" , is the Latif for
year with a supper meeting held, , Earlier in the term, the entire „ c k w`{ � <<w`Y > �` a plane from Sky Harbor was seven, - so how does it come
at the Public S ..hoof on Thurs- staff of the school played hast w ; ;tab "4� > �� {" �`z °'�t waiting. They boarded the about that September is the
day evening of last week. to' Ins ector G. G. Gardiner and x `�`%r ` ,,SYS z<�tcm* plane, flew to Goderich and ninth month of the year.. This
` p F'{' transferred into their `own car month w'as in fact the seventh
With the president,, Mrs. H. the ►netubers of the School �` t?' � ���"
N '' a `y.: to start their honeymoon un month in the old Roman Cal -
M. Shackleton in charge, pre Board at a most enjoyable even ;t,y >;xs '� a}..
liminary arrangements . were, ing of, court ivhist, Winner .` ••: molested. Iendar, ,
made for delegates to attend the were: high -lady,- Mass Helen
Ontario, Association for Cur Videan; ''sow lady, .Miss GladyE l
riculnm Development ' meeting' McDowell; high„ gentleman, Mr.�
taking place in London at the • Glen Gardiner; low gentleman,'
end of October. The second Mr. Sherman Blake.
Tuesday of alternate months Plans for the .evening's enter -
was Chosen as tine regular meet-! tainment, decorations and lunch
ing date for the local Federation, w -ere in the hands of Mrs, Merv.
group, i Stephens, Mrs .Mary Morris and
Included in the evenings pro -:Mrs. Clarence Chisholm.
. gram was an interesting resume,
givers by "Miss Ether, Hume, .of,
her summer holiday trip to Que. ,Taking 150,000 as the annual
• becs Gaspe and the ' New Eng-' average of immigrants coming
land States. together with illus'•,; to Canada, here is What such a
trative pictures and maps of the; movement means to the Can-
, St. Lawrence Seaway develop ac.iian economy' formation of
ment "
. ,17.000 new households which ((Formerly Goderich Pavilion) ,.will spend about $89,000,000 for 'F•
Eighteen teachers were in at
tendance at the meeting, agree' new housing, furnishings and n' "^ — •WITH —
of them being from nearby rural•'Other good •and.services. A
schools. The F W:T.A,O. execte
tive for this ye::r is as follows In the 1949-1958 period Can- H. GORDON LOVE, Calgary, but REG BITTON JOHNNY BRENT
President, Mrs. H, M. Shackle•iada's Gross National Product in- a native of Dutton, Ont,, has
ton; lst vice-president, Miss creased, by 97 per cent; inf-thel been elected president of the 3 TO 4 P.M.
Helen Videan; 2nd vice -press sarn.e years total government Canadian Chamber of Com {
dent, Miss Ann Crawford; secre-� spending increased by 156 peri merce.
Mrs, Brian, Hallam; treas.' cent.
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