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!d a mental, hospital ' need in • half the
A couple of nights th?uld..
: 1 -watched television .
Then, instead of a mutually -
a" Lenny Bruce. Both sul4picious but' friendly ' tallying
-es prOduced .the same of the bill with.the grocer, they
fascination, repulsion, dive for a spot in the lineup,
time
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they
They also made
er the 'causes of the
neuroticisin of today.
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we can't blame it all
i!omb. That's too easy.
there are a couple of
its , a little closer " to
1 which -we can focus.
eliminated them, we
even eliminate The
Clinton Board Would Buy Land
Engates Goderich Specialirst
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Winton Astrid Collegiate In• principal Jean D. Cochrane..
stitiite 1§oard is conternplating and the business ;administrator,
the ,pureliase a 10 acres of L. R. Malopey.
land immediately north of the To Head Department
Central Huron $eco dd a r y • The meeting gave approval t9
School, 'for school campus. &he signing of contracts With 12
rhe estimated. ,price, reported new teachers, incluaing Robert
at a meeting a week ago Wed- Smith, a, specialist in languages
nesday night of the board,is
-- at the Goderich District Col:
$30,000. logiate Institute, who will head
The school, 'formerly known the language department. Mr.
the Clinton District Colleg- Smith's resignation was receiv-
iate Institute, lost its 'campus ed recently by GDCI beard.
with the construction of the Mr.: D. Cochrane said that to
new vocational -addition, which date 32 additional teachers have
will open this September to been hired this spring, and that,
serve 'between 1,269 and 1,300 the board requires one mere,
a cOmmerciaL teacher.
Official Opening
Arrangements for the official
opening, of the new $1,500,000
vocational addition at the 'School
vill be left in the 'hands of the
school's advisory voeational
committee, of which R. D. Philp,
to learn how the purchase of
the land can be financed -either tn iS, aralrrnart. The com-
mittee is composed of two re -
through the currat tax fund, presentatives each from Gode-
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PORTER'S: HILLVbnoemnPislYmer,ct
w
ponws 1Vlay 13. - , - arp.y
Bithop .Thwzishend,1 &lisonal unemployment -has
ihencl anvisited la.se d JOhWilson, all of tional Employment Service
'London,
wir$. wrownsbend, James Town, g.reitly decreased locally, Na-
-ures ,slieW, with 303 men listed
week with
Mr. and Ernest Townslicrid.
as unemployed in April as com-
Ws,
Mrs. -HOWard Snell, Clinton, pared with 690 the preceding
month. A propOrtionat•ely smal-
spent., seVeral day.... last week
ler reduction Was-Phown in the
-with M. and Mrs. Alvin Betties,
iktmber of unemployed women,
Mrs. Reid Torrance has re- of
15 listed as unemployed
.turned to Kippen after spend
ing two weeks with Mr. and 11 April 'as -compared with 190
1Vrrs. Harry Torrance. in March.
The past month $hows con -
Mr. and".&Irs. George Jelin-
; , The
improveinent over the
ston' recentiy moved to Clinton:'
;a -me period of a year ago when
Weekend visitors in the an -
427 men and 222 \Nornen were
=114y irkeluded: Misses Phyllis
and Shirley McCowan, with unemployed.
their ,parents, Mr, and, Mrs. —
John MeCovvan; John, Harris, shend -on Sunday.
Wiarton,. With his parents,- Mr. Mother's Day Service
and Mrs, Austin Harris; Mr. and Over • 60 attended the. special
Mrs Bill Morrison, Bob, Bar- Mothers' Day service at Grace
bare .and Jimmy, London, with Church. Misses Colleen Lock -
Mr. and.Mrs. A. E. ToWnshend. 'hart and Lynda Torrance read
M. and ilVIrs. Ephraim Snell the' Scripture. There was a
spent Sunday with Mr. and lVfas. choir composed'of mothers. Rev.
Alvin Betties.
Marie Betties has recovered
from the Germah measles and is
back to sohool.
-Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons
London visited Mr.
the grub is whisked into bags, from Goderich, Seaforth, Exeter
the cash register chatters its and Clinton.
staccato song, and they find The property in questien is
thems,e1Ves spewed into the &Wiled 'by Ern,est Brown, a dairy
street, a -vast bag in each arm, farmer.
arN.,- only the vaguest ,..,j.d2a of ' The board, however, named a
how much they spent. , deputation to approach the On-
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, - tario Department eV Educatien,
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I'd like to spend more time
NO ,clements in modern
hich•are increasing our
on or nuts at a frighten-
? are speed, and greed.
3 the deity of the 20th
su
as rely as money was
the 19th, reason that of
. We worship it cynical -
unashamedly.
I is the fat, slobbering
ast' inside'us that -makes
hive if we feed it, frus-
country's population increased
if we don't, and happy
• from 11.3 million to 18.6 million,
total spending by all govern-
ments in Canada increased from
1.1 billien to an estimated
$12.7 billion.
ort this theme, but you'll have
to excuse me now. I've got to
hurry and finish this collumn,
so I can rush down to the kit-
chen. -My wife warts to know
whether I want instant coffee
or jiffy cocoa with the piece
of pie (instant fill, readY-mix
crust) for my midnight snack.
Got to save time if I want to
read my book' digest before I
go to bed. Think I'll have a.big
'slice of gorgonzola cheese with
the pie. Instant dreatns," you
know.
From 1939 to 1962, when the
we strangle It at 'myth.
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ything is speeding up.
w,.3 kid, people used
around on their porches
May evening, shooting
?.eie, then go off to bed
rter dark. They slept all
No pills.
ou sit around on your
porch nowadays, all it
is that -you're a bum,
e if yo" were any good
have enough` money so
)u could either he chasing
1 the lawn behind a power
or sitting inside watch-.
FteViston,- like a decent
1. •
ed has ceased to be a
; to an .end, and has^be-
an end in itself, though
ruse to admit it. We speed
.oduction so tthat we can
out the article more,
ly." As soon as the new
is in--operatign, the
goes up. "Higher oVer-.-
" We speed on the high -
to save time, and spend
onths in the hospital, when
'ail to make that curve.
.,peed housework with new
etS; so the good wife Will
more leisure time -to sit
ad with a bottle, or go out
play bingo.
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gh on the list of those lat-
ay Satins who cater to,
4, and urge on the poor
lery slob in his worship of
d and greed are 'the adver-
g men. tf that Seems a
harsh.; don't take my word
it. Just pay a visit to a
!market.
or by the issuing of debentures.
Kenneth McRae, Clinton board
member, told the meeting that
the board wa-s assured by de-
partment officials that it would
not have to approach the var-
ious municipalities to raise de-
bentures in connection with the
now vocational addition. "We
have lost our campus. becatlse
of the addition," he said.
Through correspondence,
members were advised that
they could spend an amount up
to two mills (which would
amount to $20,000) on improv-
ing buildings or acquiring land
without the municipalities
raising debentures.
Name Deputation
Named •to the deputation,
.which it is hoped will be ac-
companied by the local mem-
ber of parliament, Hon. Charles
MacNaughton, Exeter, Minister
of Highways;- were board chair..• Buy. Mecca
-man --fifrn'L'aVri,tEil'fhifrt'dt ifivortuot,
chairman of the property com-
mittee. George Falconer', Tuck-
ersmith Township representa-
tive on the board; the chair -
From 1957 to 1962 the Share
of total investment in Canada
going to the Social Capital Sec:
"Itr.--"NovernmentaaApartnaPnts,
InStititiotrat-Vervices-- and lions,'
ing) rose from 35.2 per cent to
43.3 per cent, while the share
going to the Business Capital
Sector (industrial plant and
equipment) fell from 64.8 per
cent to 56.7 per cent. ,
rich District Collegiate Institute
Board, the Seaforth and District
High_5choor Board, the South
Huron District High School
Board at EXeter, and three re-
presentatives .from the Clinton
District Collegiate Institute
Board.
It is expected that the open-
-ing--will be Jaeld, in late Septem-
ber or early ,Q.ciaher, but that
several events will have to be
held in connection with it.
Use MECCA for
'SCRAPES
BRUISES
INFECTIONS
Mecca, a favourite family
ointment for bver-60 years
quickly heals minor wounds.
Non-i,rritating,
soothing antisep-
tic. Sold at.all
drug counters.
and David,
and Mrs. W. A. Townshend and
Elaine on Sunday..
Mr. and Mrs. George Falconer
went Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Torrance.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Blatchfard.
Frnest and Joe Blatchfprd, visit-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Town -
Rate. -H6o.e.s. Up
Poe' -,„
Cernmercial taxpayers in
Goderich Township will pay one
mill more this year. Clerk-
l'hompson report' that
the general tax rate Will remain
at nine mills, the same as that
of last year, while the com-
mercial rate will be 11 mills.
Ask More
Bath high schools that serve
the township residents have re-
quested an increase in the levy.
Goderich District High School
tax. rate will jump from 15.2
(residential rate) RS 17.4 mills.
This year's commercial rate
will stay at 19.4. The Clinton
'District Collegiate Institute
Sehool Board has requested 17.8
mills for residential (an in-
crease of 1,5 mills) and 19.8
Theo
low of nine mills
11 nfiiis.
Plan- Anrigai
Plans were Made by the coun-
cil, which wet' At
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slgo41,St,441.111,trvlaYs Nat
Q 4ligh Qi' warden of Hvii;01i
P.. liughes, London, who
plans to subdivide:lots ou Lake'
HUM.; Gren,Slavu,ILII., 1,
Godcrich, who plan0 ,to sub,‘
May 61h for the Ifuron k,otinti, divide on No., 8 Highway, One.
Municipal Officers' As5oleintil mi16.east Goderich; and
annual meetintto be held tr' K. Fluntert .Goderich solicitor,
Clinton in the Ia6g10n lIall5.1Vfor who requested apprOtal of eight
13eaeh),,
22. Goderich Townsli.ip,Cduncil .transfers, (Bluewater
will be hoa for the event. 'under the area of subdivisiOn
Applications will be called 1 control.
for the position of road grader /
operatorfor the township to
fill the position recently vacat- CALL THE SIGNAL -STAR
ed by Jack Tyndall.
SubdiVisigns Topic , FOR QUALITY
Subdivisions were discussed'
at length by the couneil, headed .COMMERCIAL PRINTING
by Reeye Walter J. Forbes,.
A. G. Pease baptized Marilyn , for commerieial.
Jennifer Cox, daughter of Mr.( The various school rates for
and Mrs. Elgin Cox, and Karen ti-lementary schools ihrotighoiit
Ann Jantzi, daughter of Mr. and the township will run from a
Mrs. II,a,r,o‘ld_J_antzi.
ONE TROUT 'EACH
The results of fishing on the
opening day of the trout season
on Saturday. Anril 27th at Eu.
genia Lake in Grey County are
as follows: 221 anglers spent EXETER. - Mr. Wilfrid P.
1,508 man hours fishing and I Gregory, Q.C., executive vice
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caught 263 7sp.e. ckled -trout.
- lpresid.ent_au_Prrianaging dirt's ;
British M and T
Going To Exeter
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A. M. HARPER & CO.
33 HAMILTON ST
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
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man of the adviSorv vocational
committee, R. D. Philp, Blyth;
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Roy N. Bentley
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
P.O.. Box 478.
Phone JA 4-9521
GODERICH - ONT-ARIO
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PORTRAITS
CALL, PHONE OR WRITE
.DAY OR NIGHT
Stan Hadden.
118 St. David Street
'TELEPHONE JAckson 4-8787
,re-e)ing wed to be a leisur-
plf,aqint part of daily life
‘V.!1111,11. It was a hangover
opon mark,t of less
/1;,(1 At fly grocery
they ;net their
repartee with th
r.ninciv-Lthe md
eat, taste
(It'''.', squerzoil th(‘ bre
iiiad,
p -ed the melons, proddcd
chickens, and sniffed the
. And above ,all, they chew
the .fat. ,
roday, s is a iriglhf-,
ng, soul-destroying • ordeal.
,) only things the ladies can
their hands on are the veg-
files_, and 'there isn't much
r in pinching, thum-i1ing, or
ing a bite out of a turnip.
iere their grandmother i dip -
I a hand into a box or bar -
or e,hey- were--
dly read labels or anxiously
er into those vast, gleaming
)rtuaries which have replac-
tho old meit coUrtter.
From every shelf, in every
lor, they are shouted at .to
arm 1').i)° quick, haSten, grab
P, bay more," and harassed
• "family size, s,pecial -deal,
lited time only, 10c No
ander they scuttle about fur-
velySnatching up packages
ke hot potatoes and throwing
em wildly into their, carts. ,
Everything_ -spells, out speed
nd greed: minute rice, instant
)ifte, pre-ceolced ham, oyen--
aady thicken, PetAdY-Vibr eakt$,
uick-froten fiSh. As a result,
hey buy twico as mirth as they
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Arrimthis
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Clinton 2-1269beitd Arilmail.;Licen'te No.
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Real Estate Agent ,
RUTH VAN DER MEER
PHONE JA 4-7875, Goderich
Agent For
WILFRID McINTEE
REALTOR Walkerton
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The Square , JA 4-7661
Mechanical and Body Repairs,
Wheel Alignment and Bal-
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'Radiator Repairs.
Protect against rust with
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DAVIDSON'S Texaco Service
Ng. 8 Highway, Goderich
- Phone JA 4-7231
REFRIGERATION
AND -
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All niakes.---: All types
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59 Hamilton St.
"The Stnre That Service
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etS0 In:11300a, 1;roducts
20 Albert St., Goderich
Office -4A 4:1502.
Home -JA 4-7835 tf
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George Turton
INSURANCE
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A Complete Line of Casualty
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Prompt, Efficient Claims Ser-
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Phone JA 4-7411
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GENERAL INSURANCE
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Goderich. Phone: JA 4-9662,
A. J. Alexander, Res.
JA 4-7836.
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JACKSON.' ALUMINUM
' LTD.
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is collecting wool for grading
and- sale on the co-operative
plan. Shippers may obtain sacks
and twine free ofcharge from
the above or their
Licensed Operators
ealize_tte highest returns for
your wool by patronizing
own Organization.
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COOPERATIVE
WOOL GROWERS
' LIMITED
40 St. Clair Avenue E.,
Toronto 7, Ontario
15-18
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the
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Long-established and growing in popularity
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every year, this service, offers Canadians in every
part ofthe country experienced counsel and advice
on all types of investment securities. Backed by
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tor,of British Mortgago & Trust I
Company; has announced tho!
opening of a new branch ofilep:
in Exeter as part of the Com- I
pany's long-range plan of ex-
pansion.
Central Hotel .has been pur-
chased by British Mortgage and
plans are under way for cm-
struction of a new building for 1
a branch office. In the Mean
time, a temparary office ' %vitt
be opened in the north corner I
of the hotel. .
. ;-A full range of trust and
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ed by the new Exeter !branch
office.
Founded in 1877, Britishl
Mortgage for maw,: - years. car- I
ried on business only from the I
Stratford office. The Company I
now has eight branches ;and its
first Toionto branch will be I
.opening shortly in the Found-
ation Building .arth-e-torner-of
Yonge.and- Eglinton.
Manager of the Exeter branch
I Ilas not been announced - yet,
I but in line With the Comnanv's
. policy, local residents Ii:vill he
riven preference for positions
supplies investors with inforrrption, suggestions ° on the staff.
and portfolio analyses.
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Manager: P. F. Carey
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clueing sculptures of -II
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als.. He also became a noted
driOe of sculpture. ..
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President, Fordyce Clark, RR 5,
Goderich; Vice:Pres.'Gordon
Kirkland, RR 3, Lucknow; Mrs.
0. G. Anderson, -RR 5; Wingharn;
Mrs. Lloyd- Taylor, Exeter;
Hugh B. Smith, RR 2, ListbWelp-
Lorne Rodges..BR 1, Goderich;
Roy Strong Gorrie; _Russell T.
13b1ton, 1„ Seaforth; Bert
Irwin, RR 2, Seaforth; -Bert
Klopp, Zurich; Gordon Richard-
son, RR 1, Brucefield; Kenneth
Johns, -RR 1, Woodham.
C. H. Magee
•Secretary -Manager
Miss C. E.• Plumtree
Assistant Seoretary
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