HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-05-18, Page 2• The Goderieh Signal -Star, Thursday, May 18th, 1961
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A COMPOSITE SCHOOL POR HURON
Letters To Editor
R.R. 2, Goderich,
May 12, 1961. .
Editor, Signal -Star.
Dear Sir:
I wish to commend Mr. Don-
ald McKee for his letter, recent-
IA;
"lire dumyping Zo fat
'oder'ch's r, raw sewage and;
H ` ' tl�'asteg i eetry ,infa take
Huron.
1 have first-hand knowledge
of the disgraceful condition de-
scribed by Mr. McKee, having
often paddled through the in-
credible stench, or, while walk-
ing on the beach, forded this
open sewer, via mossy stepping
stones, just south of the foot
of Bennett street.
To enjoy a famed Lake Huron
sunset at this point one needs
a strong stomach and weak
sense of smell. But should the
wind be in the east, the dump
burning and rats running as
also referred to by Mr. McKee,
a war surplus respirator • is a
"must.", Just east of this point,
on Highway 8, is a sign welcom-
ing tourists to Goderich, and
heralding it as "The Prettiest
Town in Canada." To a heavy
smoker it gust could be!
Meanwhile Huron County
health regulations prevent even
remote cottages from installing
outhouses. Cruisers entering
the harbor are warned against
emptying toilets directly into
the lake. Instead they must tote
It's no Secret at th'e -Nat fiat Employ- representative's of the various st;liuol boards
meat office at Goderich,,whieh serves prat'- in the County Meet at l'liatou in the near
tically all of Huron County. There, they future. .At tart 1irne, they will confer
find a distinct difference between native with 1)r. Rendell, Director/ of Secondary
CanatTians au•d Canadians of Eul:nopeau or- Schools, Ontario Department of Education.
igin seeking work. At that. meeting it will likelx, be' decided
In Practically all eases, the. European- - if " sueli a -rhool should be established,
born young asci have a skilled trade in "\rllere' it shuttles he located and the Best
addition to their at•adelnie education- method of going about obtaining it.
They cyan do some one thing cc well enoughShould suet' a school conte to Huron,
to merit employment if there is a job open the Federal and Provincial governments
in that line. By 'way of contrast. 1nost foot i he hill as fast as til' cost of the build -
Canadian \'anile„ men proclaim they -can ill',' and. eejllippintg it k eolleernetl• When
(10 anything- hut areat'tllillly trained for it t'olllt's to government sl)ell(1111g, '‘it'sthave been an affliction of the
liothiiiizspecifieally. But H'e'ld t take oily 1 he -, iii 'akiin- Avlh tel that gets the til ease.
eyes, or perhaps a form of
word for it. Learn for ourself at the.call if Huron squeaks louts and lung en- it up town "in appropriate con- malarial fever. Whatever it was
National Employment office. It is obvious.•li'_�h it will get the st'hool, tamers" and flush Into the ecus' it caused hint a great deal of
1'rtel tbt'1 o11, the n lest ittrra_ t osts age system. If you run like mad, suffering. He knew. too, what it
then, that when a young 1111111 with st)nle f l it is maintained that you can was to experience failure, to be
•experience in a certain Line k at'siretl. who t f the school will depend upon the ,111111)1't just beat your sewage back to forsaken 'by 'friends. ?V o, the
NVill ttret thr' -job. �� .a ' The various school sol hoards. AIuiit, this the lake' This dandy game, Shield of Faith did not protect
This situation, eonles under the spot- line. it plight he well to point out that known to yachtsmen as "harbor St. Paul from these misfortunes
tag," is recommended to relieve nor indeed did it save
light as Enron County considers the ad- the o,tahlislinient of snt•h a "eomposlte
him from
boredom when storm stayed: a martyr's death.
visahilit\ of apply~in_ Iter the estahlill- .e•hoeil \\ oulel relieve t•(tilsitlerable pigs- Conservation authorities agree But sofar we have been look-
- mi=nt here of: a "001nposite'' si helot ccon- sure in the prohlt'lll of a('e'(lnllnudcltioll at that Lakes Ontario and Erie are ins; at , a one side Of. Ycllul's
tainiri�^ vocational trailing. The present 'Vigil .e bons, and en}le'niates in- the Crnulty• by now irrevocably polluted. The life -'his physical -activities and
southern end of Lake )=Torun is earthly experiences. But what
, tlran'•lil 5 economy, Canatla'econy, with ke'e'ls corn -might- It might even. Ertl so fat' as to make mince- r
"questionable." When this con- pans is chiefly concerned about
petition for the fewer jobs available. inakeS +'��t1ry the building nf' additional° class clition spreads, the people of is not this life of the body but
-the siii1ation more glaring' than ever. rooms at some high Aollitols in the County Goderich, through the apathy of the life of the soul. To the
--knell
and ofl'iciat;ffi
if Illteon County k to obtain ell a 'for some years tel come. j' C'ept their share Of e b1a1use11C'ac- Apostle • PauI that is all that
.
t 1r1a11T"(t.•lip Tli whole ldt'a is tl= llla,lol' move, tor Yours truly, matters. He 1Cno is himself se
-school., ' it will require e alino� cure so long as his soul is pre -
Dort from the' school boards i t this County.: flit 1t11 ("yArtiltr hilt w kll w the County se -
.1. IliridmaFsh• tected. Unfortunately, \\'e do
'best ktlt`1vril to Rehtitel s� boos ltn,ll'els vvtill° give tite Mattel' the b. not naturally hold the same
Fors various reasons'G • sens• of values. We tare most
hoards themselves, it is not likely that 111oro11trh 'Invest i'_Iltittrl it (1P.PrVes and eoln;,l ._ • 4
12 d l chi 81t concerned wits the thinks of
erl
--...- }r--Wit}_-r7 r- zl,TTn7�t -v\�1TT Ile <, rtantt�(1, ill, \� ith what 1: hest .,feet the ("ollnt� ttfi(,eorpe Lilies Editor, the body, and therefore We Want
Signal Star. a shield against bodily ills and
However, that will 1,(' hist known when Illirtln ,as a whole,
t Dear Sir:
disappointments. We would like
May we take this opportunity t� be Shielded aeairist sorrow
MESSAGES
FROM
THE WORD
BY
'01,Amistetelif , ►?F1 o' 'M' #iiI
" ASSOCTA"'ittON'",..
THE SHIELD OF FAITH t
(By the Rev. Kenneth E. Taylor, Faith protec'�s us not against
M.A.,. D.D., St. George's Church) physical injury or persecution
ing in ourselves and God that
which enables us to endure and
triumph over anything that life
or death can do to us. Because
we have this Shield of Faith we
can find inward -peace and joy
even in tribulation. That has
been the experience of the
faithful all down the .centuries.
face cif e'?. Isn't t t the 'only way
to face life and conquer`? .TO ;...s'It e,. :fa th irf'that Conte'
what may of suffering and sor-
row, you can say with St. Paul,
"I am persuaded that neither
death, nor life, nor angels nor
principalities, nor things pre-
sent nor things to come, nor
height nor depth nor any other
thing shall be able to separate
us from the love of Qp�i in
Christ Jesus our Lord."'
To be able to say' that, inn
possess the Shield of Faith;
St. Paul in writing to . the but from the desirt forrevenge.
Church at Ephesus speaks of the j The Shield of with shields us
Shield of Faith as an.essential
jnot against pain and suffering
part of a Christian's armour, but from an inpatient and coin -
"above all taking the shield of 13laining spirit. No, the Shield
faith, with which you can que eh
all the flaming darts of the evil
one." A shield is something
which protects us in the battle
of life. Protects us from What?
Not from' difficulty, hardship,
suffering or disappointment. For
look at St. Pauls life—it, is cer-
tainly not what we call a shelt-
ered or protected life—at least
in its outward circumstances.
Yet surely he was armed with
the Shield of Faith!
We know , how many hard-
ships the great Apostle suffered
for the cause of Christ. And
look at his physical infirmities;
"There was given me a thorn
in the fleshy" he tells us; it may
of Faith does not safeguard us.
against any particular circum-
stances but it does protect us
against the evils and tempta-
tions which might spring , from
them, For the Shield of Faith,
is the shield of the soul.
And what is the shield? Sim-
ply this—absolute trust -in God
through ',Jesus Christ our Sav-
iour—a' trust that means come
what may of loss, suffering, fail-
ure, we are still certain that we
are safe',lin God's hands, that
"all things work together for
good to them that love him,"
and that "Underneath are the
everlasting arms!"
Faith to the Christian is find -
BRING INDUSTRY TO WATER A.
Report •; •that' the provincial govern- a ;.tt•alleliose st•11('111t' of piping vrunes• where
tY Ontario 'Water lit tit)llr it is not seems to 11s to 1t ' ``' wasteful and
mens, through the
1'lell 'illoll� excess
(•es Commission. is seriously eolltt'011)1 itill:( P
Ilit'r(' are ]Many Pc)lnilllllldt_ies 1 Port
a• mammoth projet�t Of piping vrater from �;l� ii 1- one ) located' tihnng the Great
Lake Huron primarily .to sk'1•v-e• industries Lakes where' an inexhaustiblte so'i'ree of
that locate ill inland •celitres raises the fresh water' isreadily- ayailahle. This was.
question as to what extent the taxpayer one, Of the main reasons 'vvhy the Atomic.
should .he called upon to. subsidize such Energy of Caliada Limited and the Hydro -
firms.. Surely it would be more advisable El�ectrie Power Commission of Ontario
(and' much more e.conomral ), for the selected 1�ouglas Paint as the site for the
government to take vigorous steps to en- init•lear plant. In several Of' these .eonl-
eourade• industrial management itu place inanities, .-ton. intulieipal taxpayers have
their new plants where, \v'ator 'is—not have already • assumed the finaneial blirden. of_
crater brought' to them. providing the water services that indus-
Ontario•industry. eeottraphically speak- try clt»i'nancls.' Chile the •governrent can-
ing, is far from being in balance. The in- not he expected to tell private industry
creasing tendency of -industries to herd in where it shall go, it should not •(if it is
lame eentres, whether"`or not existing fat•- serious about industrial deeeutralizat ll'1
�ilit.i('S ,are adequate' for 'their needs, is a tax citizens of industrially -starved eomm-
direet negatihrt-,of the •principle of "de unities to .ere -ate competition for them-
,
centralization", of _ whieh so. muds - has selves. -
-- been said, sand So little done: Concentra- • Tlie far-sighted industrialist who is
tion of industry- only acids to provincial enneerned ;about eeonomieal 'operation will
and, municipal problems that are far from lo.'ate his new plant where 'dater is. His
solution ; and 'which cannot be solved-.cOnlpPtitor, .who goes where Water_ is nota
without increasing expenditures on hirnh- will soon he insisting that the ,government
• ways and access roads, poliee and fire provide it for }lint — and then squawk to
proteeti,on, -and ' on other .services. The High heaven about the increase in taxes
taxpayer must foot the hill for these, pro- for whieh he is directly. responsible.
vincially or -municipally. To ethbark on
— Port Elgin Times
EDITORIAL NOTES
' If you- really look like yeur passport There's nOthing, like hard work —
photo,'ehanees are you're not well enough and. wouldn't it be terrible if there were.
' to travel. The Army commander waSn't very
-Henpecked Husband: A man who popular.' He was rotten to 'the corps.
'S'hOuld have said no before Marriage -so Shorts: A popular garrrrent-that Shooxs
,that he wouldn't ha`ve to say yeS after- the world the stuff the modern woman
ti, the eredit business: "rse onr lay -away man spends so mach on his girlfriend
0 plan. Pay now; go later.'' that he finally Marries her for his inonry.
to thank you for the excellent
coverage of the recent annual
ingpection of the Goderich Dis-
trict Cpllegiate Institute Cadet
Corps. iFaith does, not serve either Str,i
Your eftorts on our behalf are Paul o'r .any man in this way.
The Shield of Faith is to pro-
tect us from "the flamine, darts
of the evil one." proteet the soul
from the assaults of, the devil.
What we find is that the
Shield of Faith Protects us not
against failure and disappoint-
ment but from despair that. is
born of failure: The Shield of
and physical sufferings: protect-
ed against material misfortune
and the things which disturb
our comfort. But the Shiela of
much appretiated as first class
public relations.
Yours sincerely,
N. Shaw (Capt.)
*Chief Instructor,
49 Cadet Cor-ps.
Goderich, Ont..
May 9th, 1961.,
George Ellis, Esq.,
West Street,
Goderich; Ontario-.
Dear Sir:
We wish to_ recognize with
gratitude your contribution to
the official blessing and dediea-
tion of 'St. Mary's .School ori
May Znd. 1961.
Mary Lou Aubin,
Goderich Separate School Board.
Down Memory s
Lane
'50 Years Ago -719.11
James" Goderich
Township, died as a result of
svvallowing diluted Gillett's lye
which he believed to be butter-
milk. Despite medical aid,
blood poisoning,set in.
Melvin McNevin fell off the
footbridge between Marlton's
shipyard and the wharf,. The
cries of his two companions
brought Murdock Murray • in
time to fish him out:
W. A. Chisholtn had been ap-
pointed one of the census enume
erators in placc of J. C. Le
Touzel who was ill.
At Dungannon, N., J. Tre-
leaven was fitting up his new
ice cream parlor.
'Homing pigeons owned by J.
W. MacVicar won the first flight
Of the season for the Goderich
Homing Pigeon Club.
Bertram McCreath was ap-
pointed troop leader of the
Scouts while Earl Elliott became
patrol leader of the Wolves.
Mr. and Mrs. William Fuller
and Norman, Goderich Town-
ship, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Georgek.McCullough, London.
Miss Ruby 1Dickson, Port Al-
bert. was in a Guelph hospital
after an operation for appendi-
citis.
15 Years Ago -1946
.Tudge and Mrs. Costello at-
tended" the annual cadet inspec-
tion at Fort York Armory in
Toronto. They were accompan-
ied by Craig Costello, Mrs. A.
G. Rankin and Norah.
Miss Gertrude Worthy. Gode-
rich,,,, and Miss Minnie Currey,
Nile, were delegates to the,Lon-
. don Conference convention of
the I'nited Chuticti Women's
Misslonary Society held at St.
Thomas.
Aubrey Toll, East Wawanosh,
had his right leg fractured in
four places i'vhile he was cutting
wood in the hush.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Quigley
and Mr. Frank Austin visited
Mr. and Mrs, James Chisholm.
-10 Years Ago -1951
Miss Amelia McLean and -Mrs.
F. R. Redditt were honored with
certificates of life membership
al- the "birthday party" of the
Gilioadreyr.,ich Women's Hospital Aux -
Mrs. Frank Skelton was elect-
ed president- of the Kinette
Club with Mrs. Max .Cutt as sec-
retary and Mrs. Lloyd Reiner
street, was: presented with a
cheoue for $1,00 by an official
of Wonder 13akeries Ltd., for
Placing third in a litnerick con -
Mrs. M. Sutcliffe left for
Schreiber where she bad taken
Onaition• with the
Handball was made popular in
America by a star named Phil
Casey. He became the first
world champion in' 188'r and de-
feated all opponents until he
retired in 1900. Handball is one
of the oldest ball games and is
still a- top-ranking sport.
In Canton, China, there is an
entire community of boat -dwell-
ers, some of whom- seldom visit
the city proper. They are served
by floating food merchants and
other sellers, even floating
restaurants.
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DANCE
'SATURDAY NIGHT -- MAY 20'
SUNDAY MIDNIGHT -- MAY 21
,Startirig at 12,05 Midnioht
Admission 75c
To Modern' Rollicking Music by
THE REVOLS of Stratford
Blue Water Lounge
Bayfield Rd., Goderich JA 4-8374
OUR MOTEL IS NO* OFEN
CAR BING
Sponsored by The liarriston LIONS - KINSMiN - LEGION
V E
8.,30,P.M.-SHARP EARLY BIIRD 8.00 P.M.
$5 000Total. Ten Big Door Prizes
RRIST ARENA
dmitsion $15-0
EXTRAS 25c ,
20tf
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