HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1962-02-22, Page 9- The annual i ieetii g ' of ,the'
Huron Copnt ',Children's Aid
S, ociet :y,at Go Cl
erich on Wednes�;
'day of last week elected Wil-
liam--iew,i,tt, R.R.;1 .0 in'tbaS
i n-
sde DUO .
:tee t.e
e to Weather +con-.
•ditio. attendance' at e .
�,the meet-
'ing was Innaller
than
an
uisial. •
On behalfofthw Board,lioeve
::M. Crich, of Clinton
, ,P»'esehued.
J
G. Berry, Co
nt'
Clerk,
with a
silver vertray
i
A recognition
Q
�niti
sn
of tenYears rilc as
a
Board member, . • ^
• The, e .
>Eteas r
ur s e o
r
rt for the
Year:.. .showed ' receipts of
$ 75
'.
a� "
. !48653 d expenditures of
$74,112.05 with a sw los of
4: ,
48"
Societyexpenses las .ear.-
eluded . $19,587 for boaurdin
homes and 17 in' salariesg
. ,'�
for field,
staff,
.Income ie
to the;
society'list
year was listedas
$30,201 received from, Huron
• County wards, $20,000 in grants
from the county and a $3,7.35.
grant from the province,
Familyallowances received
amounted to $1,769, Donations
from the E. A. Mantle estate
and G. Green estate to the so-
ciety -totalled $2,869.
'Other officers elected were:
first. vice-president, Mrs: Kay
Johns, R.It..1; Woodham; second
vice-president, Mrs. Albert Tay-
lor, Goderich; honorarysecrete
tory, A. M. R,obertsen,-Goderich;
secretary, Mr. Berry; treasurer,
B. G. Haply, "Goderich. „ •
Diredtlrs appointed: Mrs.
George Johnston, (o-derich;
, Mrs. Frank . Fingland, Clinton;
Mrs. H. Klumpp; Mrs. Daniel
Murphy, Goderich; Mrs. Mervyn
Cudmore; Fred Davidson;' W. J. mg director.
County Clerk ` J. ' G: Berry, who
was given a gift' for his ten
Years' service. to County Child-
ren's Aid Society.
Hamilton; James Doig; Melvin
Crich, Clinton; George McCutb
:Leon;. Jack Durnin;: Barry Wen-
ger; , Clayton Smith; Clarence
Hanna and Cangn K. E. Taylor,
Goderich.
Miss Clare McGowan, .recently
<appointed director of the so-
ciety succeeding Rev. Robert G.
MacIVIillan, who accepted a' call
to a Presbyterian Church in
Oakville, reviewed the society's
operations during. the past year.
She served the society for a
number of years before becom-
airy m eting of . Union United
, Church., .Women's„_Organization,
was held at the , home of Mrs.
Stanley Mallwain. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Wm. Porter, was , in
charge of the me; ting. After
the worship service, plans were
made for the coming year. The
first chapter of the new study
book was , discussed.
At the January meeting at the
home of Mrs. A. Fuller,, a crib
quilt for the bale was quilted.
' The officers for 196* are: Pre-
sident, -Mrs. Wm. , Porter; vice-
president, Mrs. Chas. ,Orr; sec
retary, -Miss. Everett Mcllwain;
-treasurer, Mrs. Austin Fuller.
The committee conveners are:
community -friendship, Mrs. S:
•McIlwain; supply, Mrs. R. Mc-
Allister; press, Mrs. G. John-
ston; manse, • Mrs. A. Fuller;
social functions, Mrs. .Gerald.
'Orr; literature, Mrs. B. McClin-
-chey.
-f°' Plays with. three acts. - This,
is a custom descended from the
theatre of the ancient Greeks,
according to the Encyclopedia
• Americana. It •survives because
most dramas split naturally into
three parts: introduction, climax
and conclusion.
Mil. Charles
iobo.
ns sRe• R 'G1
a.zier. 'hn
dM. Mrs.
W. Pa
.
hOsPitality, Mrs, P. M. Tich4
h ne; sewn . Mrs, `G e.
son , ,Mrs. 0. Cutt, *S. O. Stokes;
Canadian ,consumers; '• Mre. J,
Robin; Girl Guides, Mrs W.
D.
>kle Y; Gladet',i 'c h and District
ea and. other officers were
duly
installed
d at : .the annual
meeting l
meeting of tho Ahineek Ghapter,
1..O.D,E., at .the home of .Mrs,
GOY Emerson,
byA'Ms the officers were- installed
JamesRobto, chairmanp
'Retarded ed Milri
te
.Mrs, C._
Gtt
oft nominations. he. no inatipns- ,coi}imltiee, ,prlrs rt'' Gibbons.
..
sheredited thexo.wingPoemMrs,A, Cole, x .res�sed
the
which.
s
he,, compos
ed: thanks •'of the �member$, tothe* dreamsthis ,year havexegeg, Mrs, ibepns, for, her realized, r
se vis
e to
the Chapter t
er "during
-
tend,
b
•.li . a w_' . " , -The secretary's and"' treasua�•
But in xny,: heart that which is er's •re o ' . 'an
P rte d those of the
--most ._._m, _ - -_,
_ host• ,prized � `other cd>'Tive shQwe�" "that
Is ' counting each member a' the Chapter
. _,_--:had en o n in•
Westing and very worthwhile
To those who will" serve in tiie year. r•
yearahead, dThe highlight of the year was
.
May. God bless You in all you the celebration of the .C_h pter,'s
dog - 60t i—anniverssaii-y with ,a dia-
So that of each it may truly be mond jubilee luncheon. Creet-
Said:. I f ings came from the Provincial
"our Order has prospered and. National_ executives from'
through you." • other Chapters;rin the province,
Other officers: i n s t,a 11 e d and from organizatii"ons.in town.
were: , vice-regents; Ws. Gladys The Chapter- received.. a book
Dustow, Mrs. Alex. Alexander,, entitled "Imperial Order Daugh-
¢ecretary, Mrs. Gordon Render- ters of the Empire" autograph -
son ' assistant secretary, Miss. ecl by, Mrs. P. L. Robinson, Na -
Lottie Robinson; treasurer, Mrs, tional president, and Mrs. W. R.
James Robin;. educational secre- Morrison, Provincial president,
tart', Mrs. Wed. °'Uttley; •Echoes in recognition, of- 60' years of
secretary, Mrs. Thos.. Glazier; service to the community and
Empire andworld affairs secre- to the Order.
tart', Mrs. Harry Dodd; assist- The chief fund raising pro,
ants, Mrs. G. Paterson, Mrs. N. jeets during the year were ` a
Clairmont; standard bearer, Mrs. bridge- - = and- "5091, rummage
W. ' H. Doak; services at home sales and a pot luck Iuncheon.
and" -abroad secretary, Mrs. W. Trophies- were given to St.
A. 'McGuire; public relations, Peter's and • Victor Lauriston•
Mrs.. G. Henderson; councillors, schools, together with individ-
Mrs. R. Johnston, Mrs. G. -. F. ual trophies to a Grade VIII
Whaley, Mrs. W. F. Gallows Mrs. pupil for proficiency in each of
J. H. Tucker, Mrs, B, Durfee- the schools. A substantial don -
The Regent* named the fol-
lowing conveners;,;a � ommit„
i n
or -which," cf 'thanks to all I ex the 'Past :year, •
614,81— -a• s . *,. �xrt Y reitgrA,d,43,4gm,r,ap40611(
12;;I y.,.LCi i. 'r.� .D.,
MRS. • B. W. CHURCHILL , Mrs. W. F. Walkom--•films,' rs:`
G. Duhtow, Mrs. C. K. Saunders;
A former resident of Gode- finance, Mrs. W.McGuire, Mrs.
r>:eiai �Tu lR�..<Mrs. A L. Cole, WS. W.G. Mac-
:T+-.�E-a{iV wa, ., _ -•;p ,'"^'" 1.)31-1��( syn .�},�,
Churchill, ` 74;, eiinton, . "died' °Mrs' C' ' " binsoa; •Mrs:; C- A.
,Wednesday_of ..last _ week _She Reid, Mrs lr . E. Hibbert, Mrs.
J, Robin, Mrs, W. Titley, Mrs,
C. A. Crooke and Mrs. C. C.
Tweedie; flower "fund, Mr. W
G. MacEwanr telephone, Mrs.
D. D. MacMillan, Mrs.'J. Vick-
ers, Mrs. G. Stokes, Mrs. T.
chell (Mabel) McAdam, and Mrs.
Jack - (Lillian) -Woods, both of
Clinton; one brother, 'Christo-
pher Dale, Seaforth; three sist-.
ers, Mrs. James, Barron, Sea -
forth; Mrs. William Chesney;
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan; Mrs.
Violet McGill, Stratford; nine _
grandchildren and 14 great ---
grandchildren.
The funeral service was held. s. `
tYn •Friday. afternoon at the Ball; ,•�,, .�;�,y *,r: •
and Mutch funeral home, Clin-
ton, with interment in Clinton
cemetery.
was the widow of B. W. Church-
ill. ,
Surviving are one son, Thom-
as G., London; three daughters,-
,Mrs.
aughters,
,Mrs: Walter J. (Grace) Forbes,
Goderich. Township; Mrs. Mit-
If YOre,TIRED
Now and then everybody gets a "tired -out"
feeling and aur^be—tethered by backaches.
Perhaps nothing seriously wrong, just a tempor-
ary condition, caused, by, urinary irritation or
bladder discomfort That's the time to take •
Dodd'e Kidney :?ills. Dodd's'help stimulate the
Kidneys to relieve this, condition' which may
3ften cause backache and tired feeling. Thea you -
feel better, rest better, work better. 81
mentioned on v ti ed..al,o e, and calendars
were distributed to,
the schools
ls'
hop..:.
ands ubli janst- : to a' e
P it4t. A t,.
community. Six
co
mm
unity •
con
-
cert tickets Were nreSented to
studentso. f her' s'c ,
t ., � ,..Enu i al aP.
preciation u#; the •schools.
Tetimeetingse
-
and
two.
.
.e
?
,
ecutivemeetingswere hel.m
'the 'Q�es o1 the members t
mg the year,
The•Standard was sneserated
at each nee 'ing, aswell
as the
social events and was carried.
at *the ' opening ceremonies of
the,w rsiyi l a1 °.:-.,.semi-annual-
meeting held in London. „
Films of -, Western Europe,
British. Isles and Florida were
shown at the meetings during
the year; A. lecture and films
bxti , the- work -=of ' the Health
Unit in Huron County
were given. by Mrs. _arta e k
Evans, ' A display of handicrafts
made by Mrs. Archie Johnston
proved .very interesting to the
members. Miss Vivienne Fowl-
er, promoter for community
concerts, spoke to the mnembers,
of the value in attending com-
munity concerts. The Empire.
and World Affairs secretary and
her corrimittee presented ar-
ticles of world interest and cur-
rent events which added much
to the program: The hospital-
ity convenerarranged.. for re-
freshments at each of the- meet-
ings. ^
A delightful Christmas meet-
ing was held .at the home of
Mrs. F. Walkoni, when the mem-
bers enjoyed a pot. luck lunch-
eon and played Court Whist.
The names of three deceased
members, Miss Ethel Farrow,
ation was given to the Queen Mrs. D. J. Lane and Mrs. H. C.
Elizabeio &Way . r� i `D-uaIQP'-• ,^ Echoes...for
= r'eser"cr-t?'' two -schno -gift sn scription to Ec oes :was
„$ N.ct+ na13x.. Geograg` ice •-u re kp. g?an - 'uoi ran +
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AYS: FEBRUARY. 24•
AT 8.30 P.M. '.
.......� 15�' GAMES $1.00. • - -
'The prize for 'each regular game "'will be $12.00.
4 SHARE -THE -WEALTH 'Jackpot' Combined.
JACI P_ QT'OF $75.00 IN 55 CALLS. 'h
Sponsored by Canadian Legion Branch 109.
No person. under 16 admitted to Legion Hall
given to '04e. Coderkh b ative on, they
Libraryto coMPAPPo ate ?gond,of Guides an4•
•er's Day. ` CaneeirSOeI.ety,xnd x
E A .�sewing committee wag rich.: and "Dido-' 114$0014,190,
orm ,din the year under .the for- Retarded: Children. .
Services at Home and : Abroad,' ` At the : invitation of this
and they haves initiated- a pro-- :Maple Leaf ' Chapter' ;some . of
gram of ,litindWork for .various the members attended :the court
institution*.
•
44 • ee t10 aftet
wha�,
the
..M1tts were Oven tothehos--new Canadians xe:e � I,c e.-
Pitafor the ;patients trays at
ship
papers. 41S0Ctir sttuas, attended - ,the:. semi -a a-unalumPbreer-
A bale Pf,cIat m ani-xa� e
aerial
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tRorea. ••nica �on.be •ee the Regent
A: wreath was laidat the andthe ?munberiJvas ably car
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cenotaph. by ,the Regent on Re- xaed a.t•yth�eleptone ~on
mebrape'>enerF;.and her eoznattee.Th ch t Aecoints,ofe.ch meeting andNati9nal-�d ropictures received ron .enc
in 'for education, anda vice and notic e forthe ..cgthd0natiaar to, eachfund ,as received� Proin �atten
as the ��skixo Fund, BreR-tanfrom the Editor and Staff
tisk EMergency Fund, Korean
of •; The Signal -Star. ; This,', the
Projects a1n Canndian,'�Scen ..� ,Ch ter. acknowje e. wit -a
e dg di -7W. th , ,
Some of the members gave preciaton ,
of - their time: -'to hel ' with .the.. At the"- close- . f- the �i
A meeting,
canvass' in town for the Cancer the:sociieal:.co amittee Mrs..'Mc-
Society. , + quire, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs.'
"Th Chapter pter had',. a" represent- Cone; and Mrs.Aibbert' assisted
voiced' e> of the 'azem*
beau to Mrs. Emerson for her
hospitality- Mrs. graervon.+of=.
fered her home for throe con.
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. c� i o #heieti>r1gs,",,was
wa;
accepgenerted, withally appagreed. reciattioons,`start It
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This ,,mss se „ g Ohl -
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let, • prepared by :the Canada
Department of Agriculture at,
the request of„ tAe Emergency;,
ya. ..try
Me S e an
r tion �` a ''
g h, .
. be
iaa steady;,demand sine iits pub-;
lication- in' Apr ., 1961.' Tlie
first 200,000. copies, have .been:
dis i u
tr t • an
e. En s <=
b. d d h
g ..h..and.
Fre rncieditions will „be :reprint-;.
I mat" -
advice: to
avoid; the U
fallo tT roma at mild
it does not' 8o + tt l
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family andlive� durt
first 'few 'days
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TEST' 'Y UR OWN, TIM
Has the. same efficient • drying system as .the higher' priced
models — -faster drying at lower temperatures ... an ex-
ceptional value in the low priced _ field.' "With the time
control, push button --•for -heat selection,and air fluff, safety
thermostat, breeze -way drying, chute -shelf -foldaway: door,
up -top lint _filter, Dynakote finish. '
WITH .LtF a
' This, man was one of many. respon-
sible for more than one billidn''
dollars of Sun Life -insurance l eing
sold last year and for Suri Life passing
'the ten billion dol[ar niark, of life,
insurance iri'force. Through his dill- -
gence, funds that might not otherwise
have been: available were provided
for widows? livelihoods, for -retirement
incomes, fo ®advanced education and
for emergencies. -
Perhaps this man brought security to
you and your :family.
-- - —This man is the Sun Life, representa-
- 'tive in your 'community.
New Life Insurance Sold In 1961.. $ 1,129,922,229
Total Life Insurance In Force $10,185,070,715
Paid to Policyholders And• -
�\\ Beiaeficiarles, I \ 1961 .. .� ._ $ .i.94,628,tilil
s At 31st; 901 ;1,4 0> 6„
Sun life announces new dividend
• scales, which, for the thitteenth' eons,
secutive- year, will result in an iri a 2e
tan -the' total- amohnt to be paid in
dividends to its participating policy-
„holders.-Over
olicy-olders.-Over $45 million will be paid
'o it in the form of dividends in 1962,,
an increase of more than $31/2 mil-
l' lion over -the corresponding amount
in 1961. -
-- A -copy of the Sun. Life Annual -Report for
1961 will be sent to policyholders; copies
in also be obtained jror, esy of the 150
o es of the company from const to coats',
taking z chances with ex-
pensive clothing. Be sure that
you're protecting . your ' invest-
ments by having ` us ' do your
cleaning. Our gentle, but thor-
ough methods preserve color
and .life in clothes • ..'`. quali-
ties that ' make clothing last
longer and look better.-
GOdERICH �•
French
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coupled withperfotm-
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ing, gives a• smooth-
er, easier ride to pro-
tect the truck, the
loads \and 'the driver:
Single, or 2 -speed
vacuum or electric
shift, 15,000 or
17,000 lbs. capacity
rear axles are now
-available: Result:
larger cargoes can be
carried for bigger
pay"toad profits.'
A brand new 327.
V8 engine with 185
hp. is available in
the 960 series as an
optional • extra --
",.providing extra
power for the most
demanding load and
road conditions.
GMC'$ wide range of options gives you the oppor-
tunity
pportunity to buy the truck that's hacactly'_ 'Quited p;) •
your needs.
In "GMG's 960 series, for.example,: you'll
-:tmeka.•that.-are --properly..-bound ed - theresi t `.sem-:.
total truck concept which relates power;r
cions, suspensions and •axles one -to a iother do
the, best possible job at your regnired VW ratmlg"�
The'GMC 960 gives you a new range -of C ings to choose froth --19,500,• and optional 21',001 A,
22,000 or 23,0001bs.--with a choice of Conexitzoti*T'
or Tilt Cab models fir a wide range of vrl'ieelbat ,r
Now you can tailor a truck to suit your r►o `. °F"
without buying equipment that:: may be tumeC
forthe task you have to ..do. Add GMC a lftriciu • r
built-in quality and good looks, and'you're in b
with the ,truck that's best suited' to your require,
ments'r'-with no unnecessary extras. oster,You
particular requirements with your GIVIC Thte .
dealer -he's the man who can best ad' ;+vise yew` Oft. ;, '
your equipment.
Jofin Nagrijn, Unit Supervisor, Lit bio.""1, Exetrr.
W. J. ' Kinaharr, It.lt. No. 2, L lcknow.
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suit LON', bsia»ANca COMPANir OD CANADA
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• A GENERAI..MOTORS VALUE
wish' to announce that the Goderich_ Branch of
Walter Urquhart and Company has beens'purohased by- Mr. Pinkney
and will Operate under the firm name of
LYLE.PINKNEY COMPANY
GENERAL INSURANCE ADJUSTING
• , . Goderich,. Ont.• JA 44397
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