HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-05-18, Page 122 The Goderich Signal -Star, 'lhnrsday, May 1.8th, 1961
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;Sentimental attachment to the
Goderieh of World War 11 days
is expressed in a letter received
by The Signal -Star from Eng;
land.
It is from Lawrence Makin, 47
iStlzbbs Lane Braintree, Essex,.
England. The Signal -Star re-
ferred his unusual request to
the Goderich Manufacturing
Company Limited who will be
taking care of ,it for him. .
The letter to The Signal -Star
read as follows:
During the last war I was
serving in the Royal Air. Force
and for three years was sta'
tioped at Port Albert. During
the greater part of This period.
1 was fortunate to be living in
Goderich with my wife who also
name over from England.
We have recently purchased a
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new house and it is our inten-
tion to call this "Goderich." 1
woulddlike to have a wooden
plaqub made to hang in the
porch and thought it would be
a good idea in view of, the
name of the house to have a
piece of real Goderieh maple
woad. l; wondered if it is pos-
sible for you to arrange to ob-
tain and send tme a piece of
maple wood sufficient for hang-
ing in the porch after having
the name "Goderich” engraved
on the wood. The piece of wood
need not be longer than about
fifteen inches and ..a depth of
Six to eight inches would , be
ample. I could quite easily on
tain a piece, of oak fronrl ideal
sources but in view of the name
of the house and our association
with Goderich I would very
much Iike to have some Gode-
rich maple and would be ex-
tremely grateful if you could
help me in this little •smatter.
My wife and I have very happy
memories of our stay in Gode-
rich and often talk about happy
days in your lovely little town.
We had apartments first of all
on Cambria road with Mr. and
Mrs. Huckins and later on Mc-
Donald street with Mr. and Mrs.
Kaitting. We still hear from- Mr.
and Mrs. Kaitting and Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Smith with whom we
spent many happy times. My
wife was employed for about
two years at the Canadian Bank
of Commerce and, knew quite a
ber' af„_,,,,the local business-
andtr e o
ads people. if ever the
opportunity arises we shall cer-
tainly - revisit Goderich. No
doubt ANT would see a great
number of changes -which have
taken, place since 1945.
We moved into the above pro-
nerty this year hut have not so
far given the house a name hut
we intend to call it "Goderich."
Believe me, 1
Yours sincerely, -
Lawrence Makin.
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The Carson. and Barnes Wild Animal Circus is .coming to
Goderich on Friday, July 7. It will be spon$ored by the
Kinsmen Club, of Goderich, .No small boys will be need-
ed to carry pails of water to the elephants, as pictured
above. Today, modern "tank ?rucks look after this.
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MOTHER, DAUGHTER BANQU ETi,
IS ATTENDED BY OVER 275
Girl Guides and Brownies
gathered with their mothers at
North Street United Church
Hall . for their annual Mother
and Daughter banquet Wednes-
day evening of last week.
The banquet chairman, Mrs.
N. T. Ormandy, District Com -1
missioner, announced that over'
275 persons were present. Spec-
ial guests were: Miss Una Mac-
donald, Huron Division Commis-
sioner; Miss Mary McMillen, De-
puty Division Commissioner;
Mr., Glen Lodge, District Com-
missioner of Boy Scouts, and his
assistant for training, Mr. Ron
Bushell, and Mrs, Bushell,
The Scouters' brought greet-
ings and complimented the
—Irides, Brownies and their lead-
ers on the high standard of their
work: Miss Macdonald brought .
greetings Trot the divistbn arida—
reminded the girls that their.
promise is the foundation of
their life as a Brownie or a
Girl Guide.
Mrs. James Bisset, jr., and
Miss Catherine Anderson led
the girls in a sing -song. Mrs. A.
M. Harper showed a film on
birds and one on Scouting in
Malaya. The pianist for the
evening was Miss Lyn Rae. Miss
LElizabeth Near thanked the
adies, of North Street Church
for the delicious dinner served.
Miss Dorothy Westbrook was the
winner of the door prize. The
banquet was convened by Mrs.
IS. Ryan of the Local Association.
THIRTEEN INFANTS ARE.
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"The Family Altar" was the
subject •of Rev. G. L. Royal's
message when he spoke to the
• large Mother's Day congregation
In Knox Presbyterian Church
Sunday.
The service of Sacrament of
Baptism was observed with the
following children being bap-
tized: Carolyn, Rosanne, daugh-
ter of -Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Little;
Thomas John, son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Neil; Larry Dale, son
of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.°Crawford;
Blair Watson, sop, of Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Adams; Brian' Wil-
liam, son ,of Mr: and-1qrs. W.
A. Melick; Susan Marie, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Fuller;
Donald Harold, 'son of ;114r. and
Mrs. W. K. Bogie; -George Neil,
son of Mr. 'and Mrs. G. W..
Sager; Janice Marion, daughter
of Mr: and Mrs. S. A. Brown;
Elizabeth Jane, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. Abbott; Peter Doug-
las, son of Kr, and Mrs. D. Mc-
Cullough; Ronald William, son
of Mr..anf1,Mrs. H. W. Kirkcon-
nell; Debra Lynn, daughter of
Mr,. and Mrs. R. G. Melick.
The flowers oh the communion
table were placed there by - the
Men's Club in honor of all moth-
ers' of the congregation.
Orniv"'of the loveliest of the
several types of lace. is point
lace and several' European cdun=
tries were proud of the special
varieties they developed. Italian
point was called "pttnto in aria,"
stitch in air. This delicate work
was treasured by kings and
queens $n all the courts of Eur-
ope. A favored variety made in
Venice was called raised `point.
In its amusing article on let-
ter -writing the Book of Know-
ledge suggests that hardly any
occasion justifies discourtesy.
For example, a hint that your
missing shirts probably fit the
laundryman's children can 're-
sult in nothing but hard feel-
ings all round!
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