HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-04-27, Page 3Guild Honors .-
Mrs. B.R. Mundy
One of the highlights of the
.April meetiog of St. George's
Evening Guild,was the pre-
sentation o Mrs B: R. Munday
of a corsage and the first hon-
orary membership ever confer-
red by this group. This mega-
, -bership was given in -apkree-
laden of Mrs. Munday's con-
tinuous interest and suppqrt
over the years since the in-
ception of this organization.
HEAR EVANGELIST
Several carloads of residents
from different denominations in
the Goderich area attended the
special evangelistic meeting in
Kincardine presbyterian Church
Wednesday evening of last week
when Mr. Tom Rees, noted Bri-
tish evangelist, spoke to a large
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Fashion Show.
The April meeting of the Free
Methodist W.M.S; was held at
the home of Mrs. M. Oliver, St.
David street, with an attendance
of 21.
The meeting took the form of
a fashion show with the attrib-
utes of the ideal woman as
read- by Mrsi
L. Rodes. Mips D. Cornish
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event and modelling was done
by Misses M. Disher, F. Best,
B. Sparks, M. Duckworth, Mrs.
M. Riordon and Mrs, IP: Haw-
kins. Each model served as 'an
advertisement for the paper,
"The Missionary Tidings," to
which all members were urged
,to subscribe.
Mrs. E. Cooper and Miss A.
McGraw continued a dialogue
from the previous meeting con-
cerrang the desirability of at-
tending W.M.S. meetings.
Mrs. W. E. Young was present-
ed with a reading certificate for
having completed the allotted
missionary reading course.
Prayers were offered by Miss
S. Tull and Mrs. T. McMichael.
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More than 150 Legionnaires
attended a zone rally at Gode--
rich on Sunday when Douglas
Andrews, of Clinton, was elect-
ed commander of Zone 1, Royal
Canadian Legion'. He succeeds
Harvey ,gfaff,
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commander, --Eric Johnstone, nil (...ANI.7gp., „IN _mum
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Turner,- , Goderich; secretary, With the organization of four
William Chambers, Clinton; more 4-11 clubs in Huron County,
committee "chairmen, Member- D. G. Grieve, associate agricul-
ship, Cyril Robinson, Wingham; tural representative for Huron
public relations, Clarence Mac- County, reports that with the
Donald, Goderich; sports, Don- exception, of the Seaforth area,
ald Havens, Hensall; poppy day, the project has been completed.
Lloyd Reynolds, Exeter; public Last year there were five clubs
speaking, Douglas Thorndike, in Huron,
Clinton. • • Recently organized are: How -
The Legitinnaires commenced ick 4-H Tractor Club; CM/ton
their rally with a parade to 4-11 Tractor Club; Brussels 4-11
Court House Park where wreaths Grain Club; Zurich 4-11 Calf
were placed at the Cenotaph Club.
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prof 109, Gatie-
rich.
During the parade, led by
pipe bands from Goderich
branch and Exeter branch, No.
167, the' salute was taken by
Group Capt, J. G. Mathieson,
olUcer commanding RCAF Sta-
tion, Clinton, anti Rev. K. E.
Taylor, of St. George's Anglican
Church, Godenich, padre of
Branch 109.
CHURCH COUPLE'S CLUB
STAGE SQUARE DANCE
Bales of hay, lighted lanterns,
u..gon wheels and saddles made
Western setting for the Square
Dance party held last Friday
evening in North Street United
Church Hall.
Over 100. attended this party
sponsored by the Couple's Club.
Mrs. George Parsons and Mrs.
arli-,Dorland _mere jn-vharmot
the arrangements. The master
of ceremonies was Al Ravelling,
of Stratford, leader of the
Square Dance Club in that city.
Eight, children in cowboy
• dress took' tickets, sold cokes
and donuts during the evening.
They were: Peter Bettger, Bob
Wallace, Leonard Baxter, John
ten Hoopen, Carolyn Watters,
Mary Ellen Bettger, Nancy Par-
sons, Frederika ten Hoopen and
Barbara Bannister.
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there'll be a good reason why. You see, that's the open -
day for Ontario's trout fishing season and you'll find ,him
up on Sharp's Creek in Colborne Township."
titer Pollution Poses
hreat Says. Huron MPP
Ontario with its intense con- I
centration of people and in-
dustry today has hardly a stream
or body of water not polluted
in some degree, said Charles S.
MacNaughton, -MPP -for Huron,.
and a member -of the Ontario
Water Resources Commission,
speaking" ht the Rotary crub,
• _Peterborongh,lasf week. .
"In Ontario current water eon-
'
umption fs in the region of 100
gallons per capita per day," said
Mr. MacNaughten.
"Fbrtunately Ontario has been
blessed with an abundance of
water," he said. "Twelve per-
cent of this province's surface
area is covered by water, and
further reserves lie under-
ground.
"Unfortuna,tely, In developing
our modern society this abund-
ance is being seriously impaired.
"In a few short years con-
sumption per capita will increase
to around 125 gallons per day.
The daily consumption of water
in Ontario today is 500 million
gallons, ancle in ten or fifteen
years this figure could increase
to betwee'n00 million and 750
million gallons."
MacNaughton painted out
that Ontario's greatest problem
is the tremendous loss of water
resources through pollution.
"Left unchecked, it is not un-
likely- that all -of the -water -re=
sources serving this great heart-
land of Canada would have
reached such a sattifalth of
contamination that they would
virtually become useless.",
Mr. MacNaughton explained
that -rn_any of the industries that
contribute' to our economy de-
pend on pure water, free of
even purifying chemicals.
"The addition of concentra-
tions of chemical purifiers, while
they make water safe to drink
would make it useless for some
indttstrial operations and those
industries depending on pure
water would have to seek new'
locations."
Many Concerned
The threat of pollution reach-
ed such a ,stage Only a few years
ago _that many groups and
agencies became concerned for
the protection of their water
supplies.
Farmers had their special pro-
blems, fishermen, conservation-
ists, industrialists, health auth-
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AGENTS FOR CALCIUM CHLORIDE
HORS WIN
MANY PRIZES
• Mr. Aubrey Toll, an East
.Wawanosh Township farmer, -.re-
turned last week from a wester*
tour with many. trophies won
by hiS Clydesdale horses.
7rucking their Clydesdale
horses sone 1,500 miles from
the Auburn district to the Mani-
toba Winter Fair paid off for
Aubrey Toll and Son when their
Bonnie Marina was named Grand
Champion Clydesdale, mare of
the 1961 show.
The trophies won were: the
Dr. E. L. Houck Memorial
Trophy for the best six horse
teant'at the fair; the Carls-Rite
Trophy for the best six -horse
team; and the Turner Memorial
plaque for the champion team.
Mr. Charlie Brigham, of Blyth,
driver for Tolland Son horses
won the prize in the six -horse
team leading a parade through
the streets of Brandon.
Mr. Toll ,attended 'fairs in
many parts of the proVince last
year and won many prizes. He
plans now to enter his horses
at the spring fairs at Richmond
Hill, Schomberg, Clinton and
Ormstown, Quebec. -
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'wales, town planners, municipal
authorities, government depart-
ments, all have made many at-
tempts in the pat to approach
what is essentially a common
problem The end result has
been considerable confusion
and, in some instances, a -waste
of effort.-
Mr. MacNaughton pointed out
that only lour year ago- the
Ontario government, realizing
that the problem., of pollution
was creating a serious threat to
the well-being of pur province,
-established the Ontario Water
Resources Commission.
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'PERSONALS
Mrs. Hilda Burgess, of Port
Severn, Ont., and formerly of
Goderich, has been notified 4,1e
is the holder of a lucky ticket
on the recent Irish Sweepstake. 11.
Mrs. E. Weaver and Mrs.
MacCrostie attended the Forum
of the Teachers' Council of the
13uSines4.F.AneAtors7
of Canada, which, Was e at
1.1/grerott ',TiArent49,1,
onFriday'even lig 'an 'SaturdaY.
Guest speakers included Dr.
Clifford ' C. Pitt, University of
Toronto, Mr. C. W. Boothe, De-
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THANK YOU
• CITIZENS OF GODERICH,
for your decisive "NO"
Against Dining Lounges and Cocktail Bars
SINCERE THANKS
to
ALL who contributed, MONEY
for typing, pamphlets and advertising.
ALL who contributed TIME
and energy as quiet canvassers, scrutineers
and drivers.
ALL the Ladies of the BALLOT BOXES -
ALL who WROTE ",NO'.' letters to our 'editor.
WE ARE PROUD ,
to Say that not one committee member or' other
worker of any kind received one penny.
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