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Put gas a I result of last Wednesday after- noon's assembly, they know now that at a conference hi Sinn Francisco on .October 24, 1945, 50 nations approved the United Nations Charter. At our as- sembly, Mr. Stringer introduced Paul Carroll, a grade 12 stud- ent, who spoke on the structure of the United Nations, mention- ing its origins, aims, the Seca ity Council, the Court,, and its other divisions. Sylvia Gilbert, of grade 13,' gave a full and in- teresting report of the United Nation's Seminar which she at- tended at the University of Western Ontario in June, 1960. Wednesday of last week, the foptball team travelled to Wing - ham where they were defeated. This 'week, Win.ghani plays in Goderich on Thursday afternoon, and We hope that our team's luck will take a turn for the better. The "Turnabout Dance" spon- sored by the Girls' Athletic As- sociation was a wonderful suc- cess. Almost every girl in the school took her chance at "turn- about" 'when she had it. Of course, the girls had to, pay for everything and that certainly was a change. This week, in- stead of the boys being short of money when Friday comes, it will be the girls. The "Strata - tones" played for the dance, and their music added to everyone's enjoyment. On Wednesday of this .week, 'Gc derich-twas,Aostato 42the--a•n- nual volleyball tournament. Wipgham, Seaforth, Clinton and Goderich team's participated in an all -day round-robin. The students wished, the Goderioh teams the best of luck. 4 DODGERS DRAW - WILL TAKE PLACE FRIDAY The draw for the watch and pen to aid the cause of the Goderich Dodgers softball team will be, made on Friday even- ing. It will take place at the Memorial Arena between the second and third periods of the London-Goderich O,H.A. Junior "B" game. ASHFIELD ASHFIELD, • Nov. -1..- -Mr. and Mrs. David.Cowan and children, of Sarnia, spent the week -end with Mrs. John Cowan. Mrs. David MacMurchy visit- ed last week withher daughter, Mrs. °Charles Hatherton, rpt Alma. Mr. and Mrs, Schilbroth and children, •of Owen Sound, were week -end visitors with Mr. Hec- to,' MacLean. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Johnson, of Detroit. returned home after a visit with their daughter, Mrs. Duncan Farrish. Mrs• Farrish ,Kenneth and David went with them -for a week's holiday. I. The members of the CGIT with their leaders., Mrs..Stuart MacLennan and Mrs. Ewan Mac- Lean, entertained the Explorers and Mission Band on Monday evening in the Sunday school room. Mr. and Mrs. Jack • Mac- Creight have gone to Detroit for the winter. Mrs. Douglas Hue,ber and son, of Southampton, were `Sunday visitors with Mrs. Colin Howes: The f o .jerich. Signal -Star, Thursday; November 34d, .1,96Q 11.E - Fog Horn Break Being Repaired Residents bf ,Gcdenicih have been 'without the mournful sound of the harbor fpg lio.?"n for- omei"at- days: '" Thee.a131•e was, broken during a recent diver, has been repairing the break which was found near the � breakwater. There are two submarine cab- les, each 2000 feet long, from the fog plant on the frier to the breakwater. These were laid on the harbor floor last August by the 'Department of Transport at a cost of aibout $10,000. The cable will take several, days to splice, as it is encased in steel tubing and cement. Mr. MacDonald hopes to be able to draw up the, cable and repair it in his boat if the weather per- mits. - At present, the boats are guid- ed into the harbor by the bea- con -and range lights on the mainland. DUNGANNON iDUNG•ANNON, Nov. 1. -Visit- ors with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Maize for the week -end were the `tatter's nieces, Sirs. John Chil- ton, Brantford, and Mrs. Bill Yates, of Guelph. ,'VIrs. Joe Prior, Guelph, visited her sister, Mrs. :Maize, for the past week and returned home with her daughters. She had also visit- ed her cousin, Mr -s. Isaae Olean ston. - Mr_ Delmer Maize, attending O-A.C., Guelph, was home for. the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. §ert Maize. Mrs. J. J. Ryan has closed her house for the. winter and left ,aS,xn&ay--tc2 Lspl>-. fhe.mn•ext.,$e it en,ths with her daughter, Mrs. Gordon Kidd, Islington. Mr. •and Mrs. -Harold, Erring- ton are' visiting this weak with their cousins,- Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Badm-an,_ of ,Comber. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stanley and Laurie, of,St. Thomas, spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Black.- Mrs. Black re- turned with them- for a visit.' Mr,and Mrs. Harold Westrnan and two children, of London, visited Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon Congr,arn on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Irvin and Betty visited on Sunday with --Mr. -and-Mrs:-Bertrant-Ctlrw ran, London. Mrs. Isaac` Cranston repent a few days last week visiting her cousin, Mrs. Joe Prior, Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. John a Parl;, Tohriny a-nd Wayne visited en Sunday - with Mr. and Mrs• Ken 1 Petrie, Kincardine. Mr. and Mrs. Fred King; spent a day last week lit Hamilton, Mr. King was employed during the past few weeks. there, bu will be more permanently 4t home now The West Wawanosh Fire In- " surance Cum'pany office anti residence has pigeneW 'ron.tv., MhfiK4}AChnm�nit xivIr 4,-;*,, 1lroverfents. borrower i that he •a,Lwayss" keeps everything but his work. PORT ALBERT PORT ALBERT, Nov. 1. ---Mr. and Mrs. Harold Taylor, of Wingham, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoy, of Goderich, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert McGee. Mr, and Mrs. E-trl Tesehv r and family, of Desboro, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr.' and Mrs. Clarence Hoy. Miss Grace Crawford, of God'e= rich, spent. a week recently at the h'ofne of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cra'wt rd. We are sorry to report the, deatih of Mrs. Roy now. Private services were held at McKenzie Memorial Chapel; Lucknaw, with burial in Dungannon cemetery: - Mrs. Alton was a cousin of Mrs, Charles Crawford. The annual congregational pot lurk supper was held in the church basement of St. An- drew's United Church on Fri- day evening with a good attend- ance, ST. HELENS ST. IIV1 iErMS, Nov. 1.-:E'tr. and Mrs. Earl .Durnin, Mrs. Josephine McTavish, Mrs. Don Reid, Mr. and Mrs. -Ernest Gaunt and Donnie, Mr. and Mrs. lfarold Gaunt and Mr. and Mrs. T'red Johnston attended the fun- eral of Mr, John F. Scott in London on Tuesday. W,eek-end visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Webb were Mr. and Mrs. J. R. taa0ence, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Rose, of Newmarket; Mr. a'nd Mrs. Ken Grewar, and Nancy, of Brantford, and Miss Alison Webb, of Guelph. Mr. Irvin McCabe, of Windsor, spent a few days with Mr. and, Mrs. Frank McQuillin and. Terry ° Mr. A. G. Webb has returned to the home - of his daughter, Mrs. F. W. Rice and Mr°+ Rice. 'Mr. Webb has been a patient in Wingham hospital' for the past eight weeks. We wish him improved health. Change In' Date. -The Nove•m- ber meeting of the Women's Institute will he held on Nov- emlberat 2.30 .p.m.. in the. hall. �he district prosiden't,' Mrs. Otto Popp, will be guest speaker. . SP ,CIAL .. ELECTROHQME 17" TV. oN,179.95 Fully guaranteed and 9Q. days' FREE SERVICE. MANY OTHER BARGAINS AT Hutchinson Radio & TV Huron Road. JA - 4.7831 tf THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR AN INTERNATIONAL DAILY NEWSPAPER ood Reading for tie 'Whole Family • Newsom Facts. • Family. features rhe Christian Science Monitor One Norway St., Boston 15, Mass. Send your -newspaper for the time checked:Enclosed find my check or Ynoney order. 1 year $20 0 6 months $10 0 3 months $5 ❑ Name Address -amity __Zone State. 43-46 their sacrifice our remembrance - Tbw miieh is your home or Family worth? Of course you can't set ,a price, can you? Yet over 104,000 Canadians did ! They Gave Their Lives for You. Won't You Remember Them by • wearing a Poppy? Support the" House -to -House OPPY CANVASS By the members of Branch 109 of the Canadian Legion, Goderich FRIDAY and SATURDAY Novem-her-4 - 5 from 6 to 8.30 P.M. •