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CHRISTMAS GIFT StRIStRIPTION$
$4,00 PER YEAR IN CANADA
$5.00 PER - YEAR TO U.S.A.
,,115th Year - No. 49
INTERMEDIATE CERTIFICATES
tit PRESENTED AT G.D;CI.
t post of the 130 collegiate
- students eligible for their Inter-
mediate Certificates (Grade .k)
were on hand for the presenta-
tion ceremony in the auditor-
ium of Goderich District Col-
legiate Institute Wednesday of
last week when board Chair-
man Dr.'R. W. Hughes officiated.
In an informal address to the
some 120 students, he stressed
the importance of making effic-
ient use of "spare time"- which,,
as he pointed out, can frequent
ly be turned to very good ac-
count in forwarding a pupil's
progress.
Following is the complete list
of students receiving Intermed-
iate Certificates either at the
presentation ceremony or later
by mail:
Beverley Anderson, John Ar-
thur, Darrell Baec'hler, Gerry
Ball, Leonard Baxter, Susan
Bell, James Bentley, John Bere,
Michael Berry„ Peter Bettger,
Telford Bissett, Ronald Black,
Bill Blake, Anita Bosveld, Zane
Brown, Lucy Brudnicki, Ronald
Buchanan, Michael Carney,
Sharon Carroll, John Chamb-
ers, Paul Chambers, John Chis-
holm, . George Clark, Colleen
Connelly, Shirley Cook, Ken -
CA
'lion Mugford, Pat O'Reilly,, Judy
Patterson, Ronald Petrie, Jon
Redford, Diane Redmond, Jeff
Reid, Rod Reid, Bonnie Robin.
son, 'Donald Robinson, Richard
Rogers, Alison Ryan, Lynne
llyan, Carol Sampson, Allan
Sander's, Ed. Sanderson, Joanne
Sheardown, Jim Sherratt, Rob-
ert Skelton, David Smith, .Brian
Sproul, Jean Stephens, Sharon
Stewart, Melba Stiles, David
Straughan, Jack Straughan,
Susanne Saughan, Ross Sturdy,
Kent Tho UM- Rosemary Torr
,land, Diane Van Oenen, Robert
Wallace, Marys Waugh, Keith
W/ite, Gretchen Whiteman,
Eminie Wilcox, Mary Williams,.
Dennis Williamsop, Danny Wil-
sQ10, John Wright, Janet Young.
neth Crawford, ^,Ronald Daer,
Eleanor Davidson, Walter Davis,
Karen Dean, Jake de Ruyter,
Brian Dowds, Ronald Drennan,
Richard Duckworth, Ronald
Durnin, Danny Enzensberger;
Mary Etue, Joan Everett, Ken
Parrish, Gail Fisher, Joanne
Fisher, Barbara Foster, Denzira
Fowler, Jack Gemmill, Wayne
-Glazier, Rose Marie Haggitt,
Margaret Haines, Barbara Ham.
ilton, Douglas Harrison, Joanne
Harrison, Leroy Harrison, Rob-
ert Helesic, Carole Henderson,
Joan Hindmarsh, Michael Hobbs,
Clair Hodges, Elaine Hodges,i
John Hughes, James Hunter,
Betty Idsinga, Evelyn Johnston,
Walter Kelly, Margaret Kemp-
ster, 1Vtartie Koopmans, Walter
Leamen, Robert Leduc, Gerrit
Logtenberg, Paul -Ann Lowery,
Gloria Jean Lutz, Barbara Mac-
Cuspey, Don *McCabe, Cheryl
McCarthy, Betty McConnell,
Carl McCormick, Norman- Mc-
Cullough, Peter McDonald,
Ricky McGratten, Tom McIver,
John McLean, . Karen McLean,
Helen McNee, Robert McNeil,
Scott McTaggart, Robert Mc-
Whinney, Lyall 'Mahon, Jean
Macey, Shirley Manderson, Val-
erie, Mathieson, Barry, Millian,
HOLIDAY, VISITORS
This is not Only the season
to be jolly but also one dur-
ing which you will soon be
having visitors at your home
from out of town -or you will
be visiting out of town. Sig-
' nal -Star readers at a distance°
Watch fer these Personal
11fention items in order to.
• keep track of their acquaint-
ances back in Goderich.. The
Signal -Star would appreciate
it if these news items were
phoned in, left at the office.
or else inserted in the mail
box on the front door of The
Signal -Star office.
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Boy's Onxy Initial.,from 10.50
Onyx Initial and Diamod from 19.95
Ruby Initial from 14.95
Ruby Initial and Diamond from '27.95
Blue Sapphire Initial and Diamohd from 28.75
Knights of Columbus n ,.. from 19.95
Masonic from 19.95
-Masonic Tubier Cane .. 38.00
Plain Gold Wedding Band from 13.50
Diamond and Onyx ° from 39.95
Diamond , from 100.00
Black Diamond from 21.95
Plain Onyx and Matching Links 75.00
White Sapphire from 24.95
High School Rings 5;95
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Pearl and Diamond
Birth Stone Rings -
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GENUINE GEM SONES
" Jade from 34.50
Garnets from 27.50
Opals , from 13.50
Turquoise, atrix from 26.75
Amethyst , 125.001
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Aquamarine fi
Citrine a 150.00
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DINNER RINGS
Cultured Pearl and Diamond 139.50 ,,
1.1Diamond. Cluster 175.00
..10 Diamonds & Genuine Blue Sapphire 250.00
2 Diamonds & Emerald Cut Blue Sapphire, 375.00
3 Stone Diamond • 800.00
1.15 •Carat Diamond (cinnamon colored) and 20 sur-
rounding diamond's 1150.00
JEWELLERY
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, 'DECEMBER 13, 1962
Town Coulci
Nurses. She also announced
•
Graduate Nurses HoId Yuletide , !that the members of the Huron
Chapter of the RNAO•vill hold
their Christmas party December
Party• New Officers Announced 13 in Clinton.
Gifts were donated to the
Members of the Goderich
Graduate. Nurses' Association
met at the nurses' residence for
their annual Christmas party.
Mrs. H. Enzensberger, presi-
dent,
resi-dent, conducted the business
Mrs. J. More, chairman of the
nominating committee brought
in the following slate• of officers
for . 1963: president, Mrs. ..Ja
Donnelly; 1st vice-president,
Mrs. Wm. Lumby; ' 2nd vice-
president, Mrs. I. McConnell;
secretary,; 4.1.&,,A. More; corres,
paiiding, , seciry, Mrs._ -Gra
MacEwan; treasurer, Mrs. H.
Jeffrey.
Miss D. Hawthorne gave oa
explanation of the organization
and function of the College of
Cancer cupboard and clothes.
and food for the Christmas
family.
Games and carol singing were
enjoyed under the direction of
program convener, Mrs: D. Mur-
phy, Mrs. L. Bamforth read
the Christmas story.
• A buffet lurch was served by
Mrs. Wm. Dean and her com-
mittee.
H $1,2, ,,
the employees who live in the Canadian. • Underwriters Assoei-
neighborhood and walk to work ation that tests carried out , oil.:.
have been very nearly injured the new. K1n,g-Seagrave dirt
by speeding highway traffic pumper ,satisfy the ., require. -
which does not slow down im- men% and a rot ,o# the peg,
mediately at the town limits. folrmace figures Was inclui
Short Session Documents were received
The council session was a from the CP -R; with a draft •
relatively short one, with a nuns-. agrefMent coagerPhIg the ri t ..,
bei of matters referred to the of -way .allaWanCe between the.
appropriate committees for ac• twe 'at the lakefront.
tion later; some were deferred Oi#ala ;pingo
until `thee new council sits.
man
A letter from George Beech- : of the' water, light and h r -
ler requesting an abatement of nor committee, explained that
taxes on the restaurant property after viewing the area,: C.P.R.
on the Square, which has not representatives consented to
been in operation in 1962 was lease a passage 25 feet wide to
referred to the Court of Re- give legal access from one beach
vision. to the other. Although a width
A request from Harold Shore, of 50 feet had been originally
local realtor, for permission to requested, the thought was that
erect a lighted sign four feet too much space would encour-
by six in front of his place of age - loitering in the area, and.
business, a bond of indemnity that .if the . passageway' were
having been signed, was re- restricted, people would' have
ferred to the public works rom- a tendency to use it merely au
mittee with an amused comment a connecting path, which was
from one of the councillors that the' primary intention. Coun•
the sign • has been up and in cillor Jewell remarked that 25
operation for some time. feet will be adequate, and iii'
The works committee was also -fact is welcome, considering
-handed over -•a -request Imm-�t P "Pili arfiirst: i wad"eonsideit'd " -'..'
Bell Telehone Co.. of Canada by some to be unobtainable. '
for permission 'to place a cable The report of the tax col -
crossing Colborne street. ' lector showed that during Nov -
Dog Advice ember $1,977.77 in arrears of
A letter from the Humane taxes had been collected, plus .,P
Society at London, Ontario, gave $217.41 in interest for a total
some advice on provisions set of $2,195.08. Uncollected taxes
out in ad
Towno
of Goderich by- due in the years 1961, '60, '59,
law governing dogs. The letter'58 and '57 totalled $32,494.51.
was held over for 196.3 council • The balance of 1962 taxes due
which will get down to finally was; at the end 'of November,
passing the controversial bylaw. $55,717.25 indicating a_percent- •-,•._
A County of Huron resolution age of 89.09 collected as against
requesting` the Provincial Gov a percentage of 89.42 at Ale
ernment to inquire into the.ad- same time -last year.... •
visability of establishing alPro- • Permits Up.
vincial Park in this area, and Building permits are -up sub -
requesting endorsation from the stantially, now exceeding a `mil -
Town of Goderich was turned
over for consideration of the lion and, a -quarter dollars in
committee of the whole,,as were value, it was reported by E.H.
documents from the, Ontario Jessop, "the total value 2. Nov-
oepartmeiet�of iighways'reg::., ;> rrt,° , irveni. �2 f] :° i•;
of a small frame uringovemer, 3*perch
ing acquisition were issued, for a total value of
tion of Gloucester Terrace re- $193,075; three for dwellings,
quired to complete the Maitland value of $37,000; ,one industrial,
Bridge approach, property. value of $150,000; nine alter-
ations or repairs, value $6,075.
The. topic of housing for sen•
for ' citizens as proposed by
Branch 109, Royal Canadian
Legion, will . be discussed in the
near future by representatives
Of ' the Legion and Goderich
Town Council, it was decided' at
the Sregular meeting •of council
Friday .night.
. A letter from Eric Johnstone,
chairman of the . Legion's com-
mittee working on the housing
proposal, was read to council,
indicating that the property
known as the `old hospital site"
is under consideration, and that
provision of the type of accom-
modation planned by the Lehr._
ion 'Would give respectable
homes to the elder citizens re-
quiring them, and would at the
same time relieve the housing
shortage which still exists in
town toesome extent. ,.
It was,also indicated that the
Legion wished to discuss the
financial aspect of the project,
pointing ' out that the amount
of cash that could be raised
initially would have a bearing
on what rentals Would have to
be charged the tenants, and this
sliotil'il "bE"'giivern car'eftil`�con-•'
sideration.
Mayor E. C. Fisher comment-
ed that this project is an•'im-
portant'and interesting one,,and
deserves to be taken up at the
earliest practical time. He sug-
gested that a meeting might be
called before the next council
meeting, providing suitable ar-
rangements
r
rangements could be made.
Action Deferred
Action on a request from. C.
E. Everett, president of Sheaffer
Pen Company Ltd., for exten-
sion
xten
sion of town street lighting past
the plant, was deferred until
the New Year :on motion of
Councillor Jewell, chairman of
the water, light , and harbor
committee. Mr. Everett's letter
pointed out that ' the plant the within the town limits, yet
.street lighting -on-the-highway
does not extend far enough to
make for safe walking condi-
tions.
He added that as the factory
is working two shifts, some of 1 Notice was received from the
Councillor lteg'Jewell, chair
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Action Deferred
In reports of standing com-
mittees, Public Works reported
a request from J. K. Sully re-.
garding the, town dump which
was referred to 1963 council: -
a decision to install a connect
ing sewer on Sunset drive from
Warren street 137 feet east:.
Special committee reported
an application for a bus license
from Ken Ole acknowledged
and filed:. -It is understood .a
bylaw is in preparation.
• New 'Lights
Water, Light and Harbor con'-
mittee '.reported that the P.U.C. ,
will be requested to erect ts‘ o
new lights on Anglesea street
near the Goderich Manufactur-
ing Company property. A re-
quest f�fn J. Remington for.
'additional lights in the area
of his store was referred to 1963 '
council.
Committee of the Whole rF-
ported a grant of $250 to the
Goderich Trotting and Agricul-
tural Society. A letter from
Harold W1' Shore regarding the
widening of Bennett street un-
der plan 37 was acknowledged
and referred to 1963 council. -
Commission To Meet
Following council Meeting, an.
informal discussion brought out
that a number of citizens nave
raised the question of the morale
of the local Police Department
in view of the turnover of con-
stables. Mayor E. C. Fisher, a
=zither •of the Poliee''`Cornm is-
sion, stated that the regular'
meeting , of the Commission
would be held at 2 p.m., Decem-
ber 14th, and any such ques-
tions could be tiroperly dealt
with at that time.
OBITUARY
MRS. WILLIAM J6HNSTONE
Mrs. Mary P..'Johnstone, tis,
died Tuesday ol last week at
her Windsor residence, after ••a
long illness. She ,was born in
Stafford County, England,". and •
Moved to Windsor •39 years age.
iter husband . predeceased her
4943.: She was an Anglican,
and a life member of the .Order
of the Eastern', Star.
Surviving are; two son 'rice
Goderich Allai ,: Windsor, ihd'
two, gtanachiXdron,
The "falderal •s'erviCe:; _.. .
n ,Thursday aftearnbo,
►er V; at the Anders'on;
home. *indoor,' with
thug 'D. ,,.
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