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Circulation—over 3,400 ' GEO.uL. F.LLM, Editor and Publisher.
RETARDED CHILDREN'S WEEK
Retarded Children's Week is from
November. 13 to 24. Obvionsly, it is
period during which some reflection should
be done on what has been acoomplished,
in this field in the past ; and also thought
given to vhat should .be done in the
ttutu,re. ,
The Retarded Children's School at
Gloderich, located. in MaoKay Hall, is spon-
sored by The Retarded Children's Assoe-
,
lation of Ooderieh, Clinton .and vicinity.
At present it has an attendance of eight
children ranging in age front six to 18
years of age.. More are expeeted to enroll
in 1961.
These children are transported to and
from school each sehool day whieh is from
9 to 11.30 a.m. The loeal Association has
pointed outi that while the rented room
at MacKuy Hall is comfortable and bright
its use is handicapped by the fact that at
least six other org4nizations use the saine
room at 'weekly or monthly intervals.
The committee in charge .of this Ret-
arded Children's school foresees the day
viten the retarded children of Goderich and
district...V.1 have to havd' a separate -school
ther .Aid also the possibility of
seeond,trained tocher ! The committe.e
members see, of course, problems 'both now
and in the future which the rank and file
of the public do not notice. Hence, their
enthusiasm for a separati Retarded Child-
ren's school to solve the problems Nvhich
they visualize on the road ahead..
incidentally, the public is cordially
invited to attend any of the school sess-
ions in ,\ItteKay Hall and to note the at-
inosphere of happiness and the evidence
or orogres, whieh is being made. Only
in this, way ‘..an they fully comprehend a
problem in our midst.
,MUNICIPAL _NOMINATIONS
Alunieipal nomination meetings in this
area are set for Friday, November
juereI,asti.1;tsss-,unexpeetetY,I)e.y,elssiAn.en...ts
in the interim, publie iiiteret in them is
running low, And this, dekpite the fact
that cost of operating munioipalities, like
piost things..else, is on tln.‘ upgrade. ,
For•the past.six years, Colborne TO AV1I-
Ehip has been given an acclam-
ation. Sinee that eondition can exist only
so long, it is 'possible that the forthcoming
nomination meeting at Carlow could re-
.sult 111 an eleetion this time: Then, again,
the area school question, "a rat hor cont
tious one some tune ago, .eonld. rear its
troubiesoine.ihead for a sp,1l at t1i nom-
ination meeting.
Iti (.4oderich Township_ municipal aff-
airs, all soon's' to be quiet. (.)nlev matter
of 110,te is that this year, fur tli tir-4 time
- ot-----t4ra-ti 1r1f ti iiry.
• the To,wiiship• \yin have a 1) tlity 1.;.eeve.
This lite to tli"faet that Tov.iiship
has now the more than 1,t)(..),f_ A:eters re-
quired to qualify. it for fl 1),'1);1!,‘" Voy recigive -riffle,' thanks, rnif
It iS .likely that one Of the 111-111- Frequently,1 those least
bers of HO'. present r1.11111 alt will qualified te ,tfer criticism are their most
rnovo 111) ',III() Ibis position- met be 1-pl8cci1
„ 011 TI10 Connell by another 11 1018 ,. The " :s when a . municipality ealmot
Ree-vesliii) may still be mark, proure ,late,, of candidate's to fill
altholigh is n )1
o tall. :'t 010'1tit toh
te offices rim:- the prime importance
or
anything. different Ilion the pros- pfildie .e,t van'es is fully realiz411. Fortun-
eIit Png d, seve goiback lieltiyo dees 1i 111' biel* when
Li the Towle of n )1. plaeed in a bad
at this time -wHt'rie: neythine. :1,.) in- 1:v111
dicate any unusual interest the forth-
`2.5th, coming nomination ,u4eting on ttie eve-
]) int-ts,cat emiaer if...sponsors' -haste
AsiMar,
(811(li d a t eReein-mint),,---Yor-v1722)-thpal-4offie&i.
the,V should tint 'put off making a definite
choiee until nomination day.
An observer of Municipal elections
a good featly YM
'ears now, Frank aeint
puldieher the Dundalk Herald, has some
remarks on, the subject, which are timely.
Edit or Mit • intyre has the following to say:
"l;oniminies, well-qnalified men and
women:who. myuld be willing to serve are
overlooked. Even a word of appreciation
to ';elf-sacritiving Individuals Who have
served ,well would induce them . to ..e
o.ontin-
ue in ffiee. Their' serviee is worthy of
commendat(n from- 'those they seek to
unl-ss their record has not been
credit able.
pr. ,gress, or laok of it.. 'in 'most
1 tit in it 4,1148111 les .eatti t
venlibre el' :these ser-ing in its publie oftlees.
Ali fe6 eften. the time and .effort_ given
hv Ilios o public. office 'goes Areeognized.
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AUBURN. +
AUBURN, -Nov. 1 .Mr. and
Mrs. Rdald Daniude and fam
of Waterdown, re Satin.
,Ly visitors vitt' Mr. and .),1rs.
.sidney Lansing.
Miss Diane Popp has return-
ed to tier home near Blyth after
ependin, a . nquple a weeks
Hold Training Here For Guides
Honor Two Local Officers
stalled byethe County W.M., BTO ill
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Harvey Johnston, of Brussels. •
This lodge has a membership of
'24 and is in good financial Con- About 60 Guide and Brownie At the Conclusion of the train-
ditiun. Plans were completed leaders from Perth and Huron ing, refreshments ,were served
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by the girls of the 1st oderich
Girl Guide .Cornpany. who are
e
working for their hostess •badg.
There are three companies of
for a oard party to bc held soon. counties attendea a training
The Auburn ,Aces 4H Club course 3t the Viotor Lauriston
held a club party at the home Public School on NoVernber 61h.
of Shirley Brown with The moth,- Tho u„, • • ,
413:14,1W1m4r,a41`1E4s.
corninsVit far h
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itiri"'htq'trantirdranafteivand 41*3' e' • • • m
Mrs. Meredith Young. Achievement Day was given by ,J, iner Gfe direction of Mrs. C.
ibbon, of Hamilton and -the
Nit. Lind. Mrs Murtay Taylor, Bernice 1MA:4;11:gall and the pro- Brownie trainer
MissIL
.0,1:gttameetiyer.e„,.1A4:11,1Ae-A01,T- ggi.-4,11A '00,3(14-49"Witvi:'%itisfifd, f Xi
a. 19, were given out. v'Phis pro-
iotchenere
ject, "The Club girl Entertaihs," i
holds it's Achievement Day n
the Legion Hall, Clinton, on the
above date. '
Memorial Community Hall
.Banquet.—The Memorial Com-
munity Hall banquet served by
the members of the Women's
Institute to raise 'funds to fur-
nish the new kitchen in the hall
being built, was a decided 1.1D -
cess. Rev. R. M. Sweeney pro-
nounced Grace and a moment
of silence was observed in honor
of those !who servede, in the
World Wars. The president of
the Hall Board, :William L.
Craig, 'presided for the short
program. Rev. R. M. Meally
gave a short address on Remem-
brance Day and.Mrs. Robert J.
Philhips accompanied -on the
piano° for the singing of "0
Canada." Short speeches were
given by Warden John Durnin;
Reeve Tom Leiper, of .11ullett;
Reeve Ralph Jewell, .Colborne;
Reeve 'Clarence Hanna, East
Wawanosh; Reg. Bell, Goderich,
and Donald Howes, of Blyt.h.
Mx. Keith Arthur thanked the
W.I. for their interest in this
-hall prOject and Mrs. Thomas
Ha ggi t t replied.
wts
ors with his aunt, MfS. Mau
The librarian requests Huron
County books to be in by Nov-
ember 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon R. Tay-
lor spent Sunday with their
daughter, Mrs, Ronald Rathwell,
Mr. Rathwell, Michael, and Jan-
ice at Owen Sound.
IVIrs.i Joseph Webster return-
ed to her home in Clinton last
Sunday after visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Meredith Young, and
Mr. Young.
Misses Elizabeth Grange and
Mary Clark received their R.N.'s
last week from the Stratford
School of Nursing.
Mr. Bob Youngblut, Mir. a'ficl
Mrs. Donalct Youngblut and
daughter, Lori, all of London,
spent the week -end with Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph D. Munro.
Miss Helen Patterson, of Ben -
miller, spent last week -end with
her friend, Miss Bernice Mc-
Dougall.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Taylor left
by jet last Friday to visit their
eon, Ronald, Mrs, Taylor and
family at Victoria, B.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Les Mayhew, of
Toronto, visited last Saturday
with his- uncle, Mr. William
Straughan and Mrs. Straughan.
Mr. and, Mrs. Gordon Haycock,
of' Ingersoll; • visited with Mr.
and Mns. J. C. Stoltz last Sunday.
Misfortune Strikes! — Mr.
Meredith Young had the mis-
fortune -to 10 one- his...fine
?i-orselast-,Saturerlay-.Arnorging-
---the city of Gorki in Russia
-
wasionce known ..as
gorod and is one of that coun-
try's .oldest cities, founded in
1221. It was renamed in honor
of the- famou&snastelistsAa‘m
and on Sunday morning found .,
one of his -cows dead when he se••••••••••••••••••••
*got to the barn.
A.Y.P.A. Honors Couple. S SATURDAY NIGHT
The A.Y.P.A. Of St. Mark's An- • •
gliean 'Church met at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mc-
Clinchey with the president,
Bob Daer, in charge. The
Scripture lesson was read by
Diane Kirkconnell and prayers
were given by Philip Clark. The
Fecebtary, Shirley 'Brown, gave
her report. The meeting was
led in 'the discussion of the
Prayer Book • by Rev. Robert
Meally. Immediately after the
meeting,friends and neighbors
of Lawrence Nesbit gathered at
the MeClinchey home to honor
him on his approaching mar-
riage. Mrs. William Patterson
read the address and Linda Wil-
-sTriteitar-lotte-*nd---Mtinica--.N.e.
bit preetgnted Lawrence and
Mary with gifts-. On behalf of
the A.Y.P.A., Mrs. Norman Me-
Clinchey read_ an ,aktd.r.,ess_ and
Shirley Brown presented a table
lamp. ,A -short program follow-
ed: a sing -song; a duet by Char-
lotte. and Monica Nesbit; read-
ing by Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell;
a piano solo by Carole. Brown,
and a reading by Dianne Kirk-
connell. Lunch was served by
the hostess assisted. by Mrs. Bili1-
Empey and Mrs. William Pat-
terson.
35th Wedding Anniversary.—
Mr. and Mrs. Norman McClin-
chey entertained recently in
, service, .W. A. Coulthurst
DOWN MEMORY'S 'LANE,
.ffation of Agriculture helth its
retired on NoVember 1st.
The Celborne Township Fed -
third annual banquet in Ben -
50, ^11-1 1 1
,reller United Church. Mr. Har
-
Years_ Ago -1910 „, 0:1:v 14.h -
r
• "" °G;(1 Mentg,cmory was toast -
William CarnPbell, the 1,iwn Goderieh and Blyth fire. .'r.- maSter :VII-. Hugh Hill
tax collector, reported that. he ,!,ades •‘%-as • Dr. We;r', ;r6ftuced the guest speaker, Dr,'
had already rec..2ived f.: em obeli. Musical number
30,000 out ,,f the tota'l tax 1,e -v:, AIr• 1'.i1T1,-'s Corm ;111 Nere provided by Frank Mc
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,of $-13,000; Afilet:a ilewell \very v allirai-,Lwain and Elvin -Hall with
Dr. J. M. Field, prine:pal Cif -de,'1 10 a (L':iatefFP 1 ...0.-Hhirley Robertson as -accompan-
Goderich. Collegiate Institute.sm.-th's H.:: church on, "Rei:),v-'.st.-
had been offered the poiition d that a farmer with 101) :7e.3 A party was held in Taylor'
•as head of the depart -meat ,of,If,sgood land arid $3,000 worth C'orner %school in honor of tihree
English and history the er ,mPlelneWs and stock, 1,i 111 a returned, men, Sohn Prouse,
Technical* High Sool at Tar-.1.,olter, finaneisil position fhan Wallace Avery and Jim Young,
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it ae e:`,y man with a salary o,f. who were presented with gifts
oo.
Seven patients were reesfiv-
'S2,000." Mr.- Arthur 'Wttkiasi from the community and f:om
in treatment at the ;hospital.,!d, ncl Mi -ss Doiothy RObverbso a up -1
the ,Township Council.
t' 10 Years Ago -1950
A traffic safety patrol for the
protection of school (children
was organized by Ken Penning-
ton and Provincial Constable W.
O'Hara.
to ill' health. '-,-- God er cir----Irrterrriedi a tes
15 Years' Ago -1945 leated the visiting -Centralia
Mi3s A. W art ele an n au sed RCAF 'squad 6-4 with Roy
he'
that twinners of the Maple Faulkner and Jirn Bisset each
Leaf •Chapter, -essaylscoring in the last 15 minutes.
Donations to the hospital ne,a,ive sioe.
cluded,a barrel -of apples from, Mrs, Glenn Eckmier, of Ethel,'
Mr. Salkeld, homenra-cle hread:-was aPPointed" Huron County
from Mrs. Bogie; and vegetab;es ;.,brarian to succeed Miss A. R.
from Sfrs. A. MeLean and Mrs. Aitken, who was gonted a six
Aldous. months' leave of absence due
- 30 Years Ago -1930
The Arthur -Circle honored
,five of its -members in present-
ing life :memberships to Mrs.
Lanaway, Mrs. W. G. MacEwan,
Mrs Rod Johnston, Mrs. Jas. -ontest were .as •folloWs: Separ- Bruce Sully successfully Rass-
Donaldson , and Mrs, R. Bisset.
A fire which started in 'Hill's
hardware in Auburn also de-
stroyed Mr. Lawson's 'stable and
damaged the upper part of the
i DANCING i
.
: Music by Elgin Fisher and •
• the Rhythmaires .•
•
• Round . •
and Square Dancing.•
• Admission 75c •
• 0
: "Teen -20 D,ance every ft
• Saturday Nigk" 0
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:BLUEWATER LOUNGE:
••Highway 21 JA 4-82640
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.44,40410444.4z'elY4la10?thb,‘
'tlistriet; sponsored by the moth-
ers;, .1st Girl Guide Co.—Miss
C.aP.rewittr
.30 members, arid litisstMary Mc-
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT
and
OFFICIAL OPENING
of
GDCI ADDITION
on
Friday, November 18
in,theluditorium,
Address Will Be Given by
HON. J. P. ROBARTS,
B.A., Q.C., LLD.
Minister of Education, Ontario
Millen as the lieutenant; Znd her nefw appain ment as district
Goderieh -Co., Mrs. N. T. Orin- commissioner of the Goderieh
andy, captain, w,ith 31 members; and Buytield Area..
be presented with a warrant on
Miss Mary M9Millen will also
3rd Goderich Co., with 26 mem-
her new apponipnent as Deputy
hers, 'Mrs. Bill Asher, captain.
Division Commissioner. This is
of the local association to be
On November 24 at a meeting
the first time that such an ap-
held in the Victor Lauriston
School, Mrs. N. T. Ormandy will pointment has been made in
he presented with a warrant for this district.
1.4,1'14 .1314e,X4i.1iNiVitat(Ar '14t, 4..41,111" 111.4%VarA,....
» PRYDE
.... Memorials
Finest Stone and Experienced Workmanship
Call or Visit us for Information or Appointment
District Representative
FRANK McILWAIN
59 Hamilton' Street JA '4-7861
After -Hours-200, Gibbons St.—JA 4-9465
YOUR SATWACTION IS OUR CONCERN
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TOWNSHIP OF GODERICH
NOMINATION MEETING
A Nomination meeting for the Township of Goderich will
be held on Friday, Nov.25th, in the Clinton Town Hall,
between the, hours of 1410 and 2.00 p.m.
Nominatioi . will be ,xereived .for . the .„position of ,,a
Reeve, a Deputy Reeve and 3 Councillors for the year
1961 also for 2 School Area Trustees, for a 2 year term.
If an election is necessary, it will be Irld on Monday,
Dec,15,11%.,--,between-,,,The.hours.
at the following places and with the following -Deputy -
Returning Officers and Poll Clerks:
Ward Place DRO poll Clerk
1 Orange Hall
S.S. No, 2 (basement) "Cliff Sturdy G.C. Ginn
3 HouZ of Albert Schilbe *Chas. Wallis. Wm, Mcllwain
4 House of H. Tyndall • E. Trick Geo.*- Wise
5 Hose or H. 'Thompson Les Pearson 1-1. Thompson
6 Township Shed Reg. Miller N. Heai-d
R. E.•ThomPson, Clerk
44-45
V. Falconer Fuller
honor of -the -formers parents
'351h wed -cling anniversary. Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon McClinchey
their family, with her mo-
ther, Mrs. Anderson,
sat down to a turkey dinner.
The table was centred with a
ihreetiered wedding cake and
the room was tastefully ,decor:
.i,ted with pink and kwhite wed- ,
ding hells and streamers. After
the dinner, their sone_Boh., gave
in address of congratulations
and their sorn, John, presented -
them with an' electric viewer
from the family. Mr. and Mrs.
McClinchey have five sons: Bob,
Bill, Norman, Dave and John;
two- daughters, Mrs. George
(Eileen) Haggitt, Blyth; 'Mrs.
Alvin (Jewel) Plunkett,' and
eight grandchildren. In, the
evening, a social time was en-
joyed and th-e -celebrants 'Were
pleasantly surprised by the ar-
rival of other relatives who pre-
s-ented them with a beautiful
plant. They' 'were: Mrs. Kate
Robinson, Winghamc Mrs..
__Charlea.. Jefferson, D-onnybrook;
cte School, 11.6§e .'1Viarie. Hun -led his flight test. Written ex-.
falvy; Vittoria (racejaminations were taken by Mr.
Hu-dson; -Central School, Bruce I and Mrs. Jean Bannerman, John
Erskine. " araf, Bruce Sully -and -William
-After 41 years -in the raiivvtiy,Munn. .
more Canadians buy
PIONEER
than any other chain saw!
More Canadians put they faith in the quality an4
reliability of PIONEER CHAIN SAWS. Pioneer
outsells- all 'competitive makesin Canada.
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MODEL 600
159so $21256
&Melee with
COtitill4441, k;?ifft i Pittachrneats 16ff cittochnsentt ,
Mack Sales and Service
115 ST. DAVID ST.
GODERICH Phone JA 4-7922
Mr. and Mrs. Giorthin RObTrisoui
and family, Wingham; Mr. and
Mrs. Ted Robinson and family,
Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Harold
'VIcClinchey and family antl Mr.
Sydney McClinchey.
Knox Presbyterian W.M.S.
The Woman's IVIissionary Society
aI Knox Presbyterian Church
met for it's November meeting
with the president, Mrs. Donald
-Haines, in chafge and Mrs. Dun-
can MacKay ayfthe piano Mrs.
Herbert GovieT led in, prayer.
Mrs. Frank Raithby conducted
the memorial service and spoke
on the topic, "The Greatest
love." A minute of silence was
observed and Mrs. Wilfred San-
derson followed with prayer.
Mrs. Alvin Leatherland gave an
*nteresting paper on the life of
Dorcas. Mrs. Duncan MacKay
introduce -d the new study book,
"Into all the world together."
The offering was received by
Mrs. Gordon Dobie. The secre-
tary -treasurer, Mzs. Alvin Lea-
therland, gave her reports and
Mrs. Herbert Goyim' reported on
the cards Sent. Mrs. Ed. Davies
read information regarding the
Horne Helpers department giv-
ing advice on making reports.
The roll call was answered by a
verse from 'Roman's. Mrs. Wil-
rred Sanderson closed the meet-
ing with prayer.
Annual Meeting of L.O.L. —
The .L.O.L. No. 932 held their
innual meeting in their' ball
with a good attendane.E. The
*election of officers was held, re-
zirltins,/ as follows: W.M., Bro.
Wilfred Sanderson; Deputy
W.M., 'Bro. Robert Daer; record -
'ng secretary, Gordon Der;
tIttittsurer, Robert Armstrong;
chaplain, Edgar Howatt; mar -
ha -1, Dodd;, lecturers,
Thomas S. Johnston and Roy
i.EasoM. The officers werk, in -
rti
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