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nrpretation Zoning
y aw Confuses Council
An application from Reg. Mc-
Gee & Sons for a building per-
mit for a 12 by 20 feet sales
office on Newgate street brought
.ibout a discussion in town
council and led to a conclusion
that somesections of the zoning
bylaw already need clarification. -
Before discussion ;proceeded
very far, it was learned that the
building was already in place.
Thebylaw appears to differ-
entiate between new and used
car premises.
"'Who is going to be the
judge when there are different
interpretations?" Mayor Fisher
wondered.
"J understood there was to be
an adjustment committee," said,
Councillor Huckins, 'abut right
now it makes us look stupid. We
have known ' of houses being
built before 'a 'permit was ob-
FIRST ANNUAL
Policemen's Dail
Sponsored by Goderieh Police Association
— AT -
HARBOURLITE INN
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20.
9 to 1,
Johnny Downs' Orchestra — $3 a couple.
Tickets available at Goderich Police Office, West St,
Dress Optional '- Door Prizes. -4546
Wedding
• LAPAINE--CURRY
Miss Mary Elizabeth Curry,
daughter of Mr. and Airs. Frank,
Curry, Goderich, was ,married
in St. Peter's Church, Goderich,
were lYliss. Jayne Ford and .Miss �
Patricia Henderson of Toront
and 'Miss Elizabeth 'Campbell of Large Legion Church Parade
Detroit. The attendants were it gowned alike in cocktaillength °•brocaded satin dresse$ pea At North St. Unite:Sunday,
The annual church parade of
Branch 109 of c the Canadian
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cock and green, made with fit-
ted 'bodicee scoop neckline and
three-quarter sleeves. The
to Mr. -Bruno Francis Lapaine, . back was styled with a stand-up
son of , 'Mr. and Mrs. Fe!lbc
Lapaine, Goderich, on Saturday,
November 7. Rev. Father ,Moy-
nahan officiated.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, wore a gown of
ivory silk cloud taffeta with
white Swiss, embroidered ,lace,
self -fabric bows and a dome-
shaped skirt ending in a court
train. Her double -tier imported
silk illusion veil was held in
place by a band of white Swiss
embroidered lace and she car-
ried a hand bouquet of white,
roses. Hotel, home of the Bride, where
Maid of honor was Miss Fran- the guests were received by the
1 bride's mother assisted ay the
groom's mother.
For travelling, the, bride wore
a corn flower blue wool suit,
trimmed with black beaver and
black accessories. Following
their return from their wedding
trip, the young couple will re-
side at Byron.
Previous to the—wedding, tine
bride was entertained by •Mrs.
D., Challenger and 'Mrs. A. Nicol
and the bride and groom were
honored by Air Vice Marshal
and Mrs. J, A. Sully.
The
Canadian Red Cross
wishes to thank
All Blood Donors.
and' all who assisted in any way at the
recent clinic.
St. George's Parish Hall proved to be
exceptionally suitable and the Society is
very .grateful for the use of it.
Thank You,. Everyone.
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lapel falling to a V with a haw
and streamers. They wore tiny
hats forming; leaves with a cir-
cular veil helot in place by a
small bow and carried cascades
of orange roses and shasta dais-
ies.
Bert Alexander was best man
and the ushers were George
Harris and Bill Hilton, of Tor-
onto, Bob Gregory, of London,
and Edward Curry," brother of
the bride.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception was: held at the Bedford
ces Curry and junior (brides-
maid, Miss Joan Curry, sisters
of the bride. The bridesmaids
tained."
1Vlayor
says the buil
not issue pe,
up to counci
Co"uncillgr' W. J. Taylor sug-
gested that the planning aboard
be asked to amend the bylaw to
make the section clear. In the
end, on motion of Councillor
Huckins, the matter was left
over 'until we get clarification The radar defence lines in the
that we understand , from the Canadian northland were con
solicitor, and that we invite Mr. strutted in the face of. tremend-
MoGee to attend the next meet-
ing.
Councillors took home copies
of the draft traffic bylaw, to
"dream over," as Councillor
Taylor said. A special meeting,
was called for Wednesday even -I
ing.
fisher: "The solicitor
,ding inspector, can -
its; it is entirely
Legion was held at North Street
United Church Sunday morning.
Headed J)y the s Legion Pipe
Band, the veterans. were aecoln-
panied by the Women's Auxil-
iary
uxiliary to the Legion,. the Maitland
Air Cadets and the Girl Guides
and Brownies.
Parade , Marshall was Ralph
Kingswell. President of Branch
100 of the Legion is W. A.
Skinner..
'Can human nature be chang-
ed?" asked -Rev, A. E. Eustace,
as he sought an answer to the
search for world=wide peace.
He quoted from Isaiah: "and
they shall (beat their . swords
into plowshares, and their spears
into pruning hooks: nation shall
not lift up•sword against nation,
neither shall they learn war
any more."
"Isn't that a delightful fan-
tasy!" commented Rev. Mr.
Eustace in the light of what has
taken 'place in the world since
the words of Isaiah -were written.
"What a beautiful myth that
is!" he continued,
But there are people who be-
lieve that the aforementioned.
time will come to pass, he stat-
ed,'and added that the League
of Nations held to that belief.
"FIs there anything which can
ous difficulties and problems.
One major problem was the
electrical interference caused to
the electronic equipment by the
aurora borealis. Working to-
gether, the RCAF and USAF
scientists finally solved this and
other formidable problems,
AT
THE
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PHONE
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work a change in us so that we
might become the men we really
want to be? . Cap natiens ever
become as ,peaceful and loving
as they want to be?" he asked:
Until an answer is found to that
question we can not hive the
peace and fellowship in tlus
world necessary for lasting
peace; he stated.
One viewpoint is that it is
impossible with men having the
fear and suspicions they .have
in their hearts•, today, he said.
Turning to the other viewpoint,
he said, "Christianity says that
a man can be (hanged, and
world peace and fellowship need
net be,, a myth. _ Christianity
stands,„ or falls, I believe, on
Cirod's power to change the nar,
ture of a mart. We have seen
and we see today evidence that
God has done and is doing that
today.
"Christianity has been ..tried
in the world—up to a point—
and then conveniently side-step-
ped, If tit were really . tried
universally it would bring
about the desired changes neces-
sary in order to give us the
kind of world for which we
long," he concluded.
The flowers in the church
were placed in memory of the
late ,D, D. Mooney by his fam-
ily.
TOWN TAX ARREARS $2,000
LESS NOW THAN A YEAR AGO
Tax arrears are about $2,000
less than at this time last year,
Mr. Jessop reported to town
council. ,Cdllections of- current
taxes to the end of October were
86%,
Huron Concrete Supply, Ltd.,
wishes to buy a piece of land
Now Playing—Thurs., Fri. and Sat'.—Nov. 12; 13 14 --"The
Mating Game" --With Debbie Reynolds.
Mon., Tues. and Wed.—Nov. 16, 17, 18 --Adult Entertain-
ment. -
"The BLUE ANGEL"
-- Cinemascope and Color —
• The new and controversial Picture of the Month: The
screen's most adult look of the mlany ways of love
tells of a middle-aged school teacher and his yen
' for a -blonde strumpet.
Introducing MAY .BRITT with Curt Jurgens and Theo-
. dore ,Bikel.
Thurs., • Fri. and Sat.—Nov. 19, 20, 21—Twin Comedy
�.K Program—
Two of Britain's most hilarious fun-shows:—
"The.; SQUARE PEG"
Starring Norman Wisdom and Honor Blackman
Plus William Hartnell and Bob Manhouse, In
"CARRY ON SERGEANT"
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T BEATS THE REST!
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west of Maitland Cemetery,' '
"The cemetery board has
turned it down," Councillor
Huckins reported. "They are
afraid of the water system being
upset."
The board will ibe asked for
an opinion.
"It only involves about $100,"
said 'Mayor Fisher, "but if it is
going to help an industry and
perhaps employ more men wel
should 'be interested from that
point."
When the -matter of a Chris.t-
mas,oparty ,Came up, Reeve Don-
nelly remarked: ''We had better
have one, after this Hallowe'en."
"We have better accommoda-
tion this year, in the present
fireball," Clerk Blake pointed
out,
On motion o'f deputy reeve
Walkom and Mrs. Mooney, the
chairman of the ,special com-
mittee (Councillor Harold Mont-
gomery) was instructed' to "ar-
range for Santa -Claus."
Education moans developing the
mind; not stuffing the memory.
A .Long Way
Some student...at .the Uni-
versity of Michigan little
realized thata small bal-
loon which le'released at a
football garde would end "
'up on a Cbiborne township
farm inCanada. Having
apparently been deflated by
striking sonnething, the bal-
loon landed on the farm of
Russell 'Kernighan, R.R.- 4,
Goderieh. On the red ,bal-
loon .were printed the
words, "University of Mich-
igan Homecoming." By air
from Ann Arbor, Michigan,
home of the U. of M., to
Colborne Township, the dis-
tance is about 150 miles.
P E RS O NA_L,S
The Qoderich Signal -Stas,
Tlu r dart'} Noy- 12*, 1950
PLANBALL
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Formed last ,Spring, the Code -
rich Police Association plans to
hold its first ball at 1•iar+bourlite
bin on Friday, November 20.
Proceeds from this dance will
be .door prizes,
President o the fir+.
Police Associ ,t on its . B.
ford. The ce-preside
Calvert and the seereta, .tt�
urer is 11. Creeden, .
To becomte° `ycont+ ed;" O*
need a poor .memory and no
imagination, '
aftwolwrirsir , .
go to further the work, of the
organization and' it i, PlannedflAn n m111i11'p
to make the dance an annual
event.t will
I be an opportun-
ity not only to enjoy oneself at
the dance but also to show in-
terest in the welfare .of „the'
police organization. By so
doing, the town police are given
necessary encouragement by the
public in establishing good re-
lations with town 'citizens. The
present Goderich Town Police
have shown, themselves to be a
fine group of 'Policemen who
have the respect and confidence
of its; citizens. Plan now to
attend this dance. Tickets are
$3 a couple and are available
at the Town Police Office on
West Street. ' Music will be by
Johnny Downs'"orchestra.. Dress
will be 'optional and there will
(Mr. and Mrs. • Alex .MacVioar
and children, Sheila and Ian, of
Toronto, were,j eek -end guests
with Miss Lillias MacVicar,
Hincks street.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon Ribley
left for their home at Taber,
Alta., after visiting Mr. Thos.
Sillib. They "were returning
home from a- trip to the Con-
tinent.
Mrs. Eldon Johnston returned
'to her home in Goderich from
Port Arthur after spending the
summer with her husband who
is employed with the Carter
Construction there.
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SOON IT WILL BE TOO LATE FOR THAT
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(MacLaren's Studio)
196 ST, DA• VID ST, TEL, JA 4-7924
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