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Little Damage Done In
District On Hallowe'en
Hallowe'en passed off com- The usual soaping of windows
paratively quiet in Goderich and was, of course, conimon.
district. In the countryside, little dam -
With the annual community age was done, the O.P.P. report.
Hallowe'en party for the young- At Dungannon, air was let out
sters at the Arena off this year, of the tires of some cars. A
there were more children on window was broken at Blyth.
the stteets for "Trick or Treat." Slight damage was done to a
More called at the houses but school at St. Helens. An at -
the damage done was small. . tempt was made to cut down a
Air was let out of tires, of a tree at,, St, Augustine.. Damage
fleet of Bell Telephone trucks was done to mail 'boxes in West
a few hours before the 2 a.m. Wawanosh. Broken windows
Sunday dial cut -over in, the were reported at Hayfield. Sev-
seeming hope of putting a crimp mil mail boxes were removed
intheir operations. HoWever, at Porter's Hill.
this handicap 'was quickly over- •
-come as was also the cutting of
some Bell telephone wires on
East street.
Town Police accosted any
large group of boys on the
streets who appeared to have
prankish plans in .mind. Their
names and addresses were taken
down in the event they did get
into trouble. This precaution-
ary measure seemed to have its
effect.
FIRE CALLS
The Goderach Fire Depart-
ment was called to the home of
Secord Allin, 16 Albert, street,
N., Tuesday afternoon. The fire
is believed to have started in a
shed adjoining the house. Con-
siderable damage was done to
the interior of the house.
A call about 4 a.m. Sunday
proved to be a false alarm.
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George Bernard Shaw's
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A brilliant screen version of °the famed Shavian 'drama—
in which a doctor is forced to choose which of two
patients he will save.
Leslie Caron, Dirk Bogarde and Robert Morley.
Thurs., Fri. and Sat.' Nov. 12, 13, 14
Debbie Reynolds, Tony Randall •and Paul Douglas
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Coming—May Britt as "The Blue Angel"—Adult Enter-
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ON
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In "Big- Sing"
The Harbouraires will be
taking part in a "Big Sing"
at Massey Hall, Toronto, on
Saturday evening, Novggishe,sr
7th. It will be sponsored by
The .Queensmen, of Torontin
aridsome eight outstanding
anale chorus groups will be
participatipg. The entire
group will number about 400
singers. The Harbouraires
will be doing one solo group
number as will 'each of the
seven other groups. Mr.
George Buchanan, conductor'
of the Harbouraires, will con-.
duct one of the mass group
numbers,
RECREATION
HEAD QUITS
Ted Williams has submitted
his resignation as town recrga-
tion director and arena manager,
effective December lst. The
Goderich Recreation •and Arena.
Committee has accepted the re-
signation and is pow advertising
for a replacement.
Ted came to Goderich from
Toronto'in November, 1951. 11e
said he found the combined
duties of arena manager and re-
creation director too pressing.
He will rethain in Gederich,
however, and will be the local
agent for an insurance company.
He will continue to coach the
Goderich Junior Hockey Club.
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NURSERY SCHOOL
HAS VISITORS
A coffee party was held at
MacKay Hall last , Thursday
morning by the Goderich. Co-
operative Nursery S c h o o 1,
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Goderich Telephone Staff 1937, from left" to
right are: F. Jones, E. Whitty, Mrs. E. Mc-
\Tittle, J. McDonald, M Nolting, N. Clark, M.
McKinnon, J. M. McIntosh, W. J. Hodge.
SOUTH END SEPARATE SCHOOL
TENTATIVE APPROVAL GIVEN
TO BUILD, NEW SCHOOL HERE
Tentative approval has been late School will, of course, re -
given by the Ontario Depart -(main in operation for the north
rnent of Education to the Gode-1°'' of the town.
rich Separate School Board' for
the'construction of a new school
hereFolloWing the expected
final approval,tenders will be
called and work will get under
way early in the Spring, Mr, J.
EBaechler,- chairman of the
While the 9nothers of the, pupils
served coffee and muffins to board, has announced
In the plan of the. architects,
school carried on their regular thQ-*
Watt -and Tillman, of London,
their guests, the- pupils of the'
proposed school has four
morning activities. The pupils class rooms in a total area of
and staff were very pleased to
have among their guests Miss
Gibson, from the Day Nurseries
Branch, Department' of Public
Health and Welfare
Mrs. F. N. Saris was winner
of the door prize, while Mr2Reg.
Bridle held the winning ticket
on a draw. The school has jtist
completed its first yedi; of oper-
ation and staff,. Pnd parents are
very pleased yvlith the accom-
plishment to date.
Commissions are not paid on
arguments won, but onsales
made.
6,042 square feet. There is also
ir Cadet
provision for an additional two
class rooms, when required at
some 'future date, with a 'total '
area of 1,795 square feet.
The new school will be locat- (By Cpl. P. Carroll)
ed on "Bennett street adjacent to Left, right; left, right and allStuart: Donald Sims. Mr. andi Mrs. J. S. McNain, Amberley,
No. 21 HighWay. The school Will that: rot! We've been praetisingi natives of Ashfield, are parents
accommodate Separate School
pupils in the • south end "Of the upon drill and marching this 1 of thgefbimidre.. anMrs
Ngirrosr!
I mChisartihees
town and also take care of ,the last week. The reason—we'ressoimn
s,
futgre needs in that area which hi.4ing a church parade. I3e sure Toronto
The bride chose a floor -length
is expected to experience the to .be out and watch us parade gown of white Velvet which ex -
most pronounced expansion in to a Ideal church this coming tended to ' a train. The fitted
the future of any.particular por- Sunday for our annual, Remem- bodice was • styled with Fong
tion of the town., lfr brance Day' senvice. pointed sleeves and the neck -
The 'present St. Peter's Separ- We are very proud to an-
nounce that two of our better
cadets have_receivcd their "Fly -
News
tofull force.
'Once again (ancka usual) the
N.C.Q.'s lost the 1: ketball
game! Don't wish to emii ss
the losers so I won't menti
the drastic score.
An Air Cadet dance was held
in the old collegiate last Satur-
day -night .with a fair crowd
attending.
If you, the readers of this
column, have only criticisms or
questions as to Air Cadets in
any respect, would ,you please
let me know by writing: ' Air
Cadets, e;',. Box 124, Goderich,
I'll answer them in my future
coltimns. Thanks for reading...
Do so again!
.
Weadmg
Neif Members'
For Lions Club
• Mr, Stewart Sutherland has
been appointed by the Goderich
isions Club as its representative
on the' Goderich Arena and Re-
creation Committee. He re-
places. Mr. Clyde Everett, who
tendered big resignation 41from
that post recently.. This resigna-
tion was received with regret by
the Lions Club executive Mon-
day evening.
The Lions Club voted $50 to
the Goderich Co-operative-Nurs--
.
ery Scool and arlso-plan to don-
ate mllk daily to the School for
Retarded Children at Goderich.
The $50 received from the Town
of Goderich to aid financially in
staging the annual community
lialloWe'en party iS to be re-
turned to the Town since the
party was called off this year.
Three new membets were ac-
cepte-d into the Lions Club.
They are Chatles Gibbons, Dan
Murphy and Richard Procter.
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The Goderich Signal -tar,
"WHO DUNNIT?"
Something different was
added to the collection plate
at a Goderich chtutb Sunday
morning. Whether it was pitt.
on the plate purposely or was
an oversight by a member of
the congregation deep in
thought albout coming home
late- the nigbt before, it is
not known. However, the
added contribution was a set
of keys.
GRADUATE NURSES
PLAN FOR CHRISTMAS
The Goderich G ra d u a t e.
Nurses Association held their
November meeting M o :Id a y
night in the Hospital Cafeteria.
The president, Mrs. Sohn String-
er, presided.
Plans were made to supply a
family • with Christmas , dinner
and clothing. Thfs is to be "in
Marge of Mrs. Bert Baechler,
welfare convener: All donations
are to be brought to the Decem-
ber meeting. It was also plan-
ned to make Christmas favors
ley, sister of the bride, was maid for the hospital trays.
of honor and bridesmaids were
Mrs, Murray McNain, Mitchell,
and Miss Beverly -MacKenzie,
Kincardine.
Dr. Robert McMillin, Weston,
was groomsman and guests were
shered.by Robert 1VieNain, bro-
er of the bride, and Walker
L ch, Toronto.
The couple wili reside in
ToronWiThe bride is a ,gradu-
ate of St. Michael's Hospital
School of Nursing, Toronto, 4nd
the groom graduated from the
University of Toronto Medical
School.
BARBER HOSPITALIZED
INJURED IN A FALL
Mr. Clarence Johnston, bar -
her, Kingston street, suffered an,
injury •tf) his back in a fall at
his home , rdcently and is in
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital. He will be unable to -1
(return to his,shop for --a few,
Weeks. '
SIMS—McNAIN
Rev. J. C. Hutton officiated at,
a wedding in Pine River United
Church when Laurine Isabel Mc-
Nain became the bride of Dr.
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ing Wings" and their private
pilot's licences.' The boys, Sgt.
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honor at the London Flying
Club, London. Along with these
budding pilots were cadets at
the supper from Other squad-
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awards. Of course, our marks'?
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As much as I hate to admit it,1
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men are entitled to that priv-1
ilege. We made a HalloweenH
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line was embroidered with
pearls and 'sequins. Her silk
•-illus-ion fingertip veil was held
by a crown of pearls and she
carried a cascade of red roses.
Miss Helen 'McNain, Amber
weather forecast: colder wea-
ther, cloud with snow and sleet.
Ice on puddles, slippery ' side-
walks with snow on the ground.1
As you remember we were corn -1
pletely wrong; except for the!
cloud!
PhotogfVfOhy, our new colIne,
was introduced this previous'
TueSclay, The instructor is a pro!
who once enjoyed serving in the'
Air Force as a photographer.'
He is Mr. Nephew, new owner
of the former MicLar,,en's Studio.
An excellent photographer, too!
He outlined our course and an-
swered and explained questions.
The course will begin incoming
weeks with practical work such
as developing and printing films.,
I'm positive it will, prove inter -1
e.stYino&quthS are still wanted to,
join the Air Cadet organization,
in Goderich. You better hurry'!
because we are rapidly filling up1
Phone
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for information and service on
magazine subscriptions from
Mary B. Howell
All special offers handled.
Reduced Christmas prices now
available. Get your order in
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Your car well
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again .
Whatever the damage, our
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Between the crossessrow on row,
that mark our place; and in the sky
The larks, still bravely singing, fly •
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We lived, felt dawn, iaw sunset glo*,
..•t,ved,ana we loved, artdnow we lie
In Flanders Fields,
take up Our quarrel with the foe:
, To you Trom failing hands, we throw
The torch; be yours to hold
If ye break faith with us who doe •
We shall'not sleep,
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