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IHLTON CHILDREN'S AID- SOCIETY rMutual Aid ..
12 The Goderieh Sjgnal-Sitar, Thursday, November 21st, 1963 (
Drinking Seen As A Major Cause
Broken Homes, Adopted thil.dren
Reeve Clifford Dunbar, Grey:
"We.own our own volunteer fire
equipment. We have ad occas -
(Continued from page 9) ional call to •Brusels depart-
ment._ Wingham eesponded on
report, which commended the another occasion, .and Listowel.
coordinator for his efforts, Mutual aid was considered two
chairman Oesch said: "If 1 were or three years ago, and I believe
3. to say what I think I could our municipality did not con
speak all afternoon. Our co- sider it to be Of any benefit,
ordinator . has not been idle, and we did not agree to it.%
}Ie has tried very hard, and is Mr. Oxenham: '"Ihey will .do
making as much progress as so on their own volition and
any one could expect in the con- leve their own area weakened
ditions. There is still some con- or -stripped of firj- protection.
fusion, and I am going to men- We „iecoguize this, and simply
eay because this is a. natural
action there should be a sys-
tem provided whereby if you
do this, a neighbor having sim-
ilar honor will provide cover
for you, A county, recognizing ness reading this column.
-
!'& is the honorable thing to
Wouldn't it be grand if' we
,ID, v‘ ill provide co-ordination
iicl protection."
voters could solve our prob-
..
lems as easily as the govern'
t? Wm. Ball, Seaforth:
"Dment does?o you have to have 100%?"
* * ee.
Mr. Oxenham: "No; at last
When an ordinary person has
ts roil," ..•-die said, "rwere over two and personnel committic, ca meeting we had possibly nine
contained a -‘r-eni:th: *-When Air:Force per lems Mve arisen, und vvill ,still municipalities represented, and a probilein-too many bills, Mo-
yt,ars old,vvhen admitte,d to. care rled on Tuesday ,
:spline' arts transferred they 'arise. ther hitting the bottle, children
and he oldest was 15. The recommeridation that in the
i i • about seven voted in favor of
. • h' , t • : lb . find : a linnie, and Inblestirp-
--Jithn-i-u-se a ..) majority... of .
mutual eid. This did not give getting lippy, storm .windows
the. whole
Thing -about -it, either positively
youngest permanent ward -we -mat-t-e-p of es-tablishing a home- i'''",
' During the recent fire in not on yet -he has to do some -
does out in the country -
county, because we did not
or neg.atively.
nave fetal representation."
* * *
At the closing session, Thurs-
dayThat is, he. finds •a solution
afternoon, the EMO com-
end_ to the problem or he doesn't.
rnittee brought in a recommend-
He stops paying his bills, tries
ation: That the Fire Marshal's
to gef Mom off the bottle and
Office be requested to call -la
onto the bingo games, gives
meeting to discuss mutual aid,
. the kids a belt on the ear, and
and that copies of this resolu
his neighbor into helping
tion be sent to Inc municipal- talks'
him put on the storms.'
ities concerned, with a request
Reeve Glenn Webb, Stephen: that they send the fire chief
- Of 37 children made perman- 'security and care. Usually' theylcipal Act, given local .municipal-
ent-Vards of the Children's Aid have few clothes fit to wear, !ite..... to pass by laws regulating
Society in Huron this year, only ,3nit badly need medical and i!lit, running at large of animals
one came into care because of dental care. Soule can't re- ! w her than dogs, be extended to
his own .delinqUency. Eleven imomber ever having been. to include counties.
had lost ono parent, three had i chuich or Sunday school, do ,.In our township we do have
1.6_7; i,' itoth. . At leas -I 18 came• not know a prayer or B.ble ,
co:11;11:11111s about cattle running
from broken homes, and in at 'story unless they have learned on thts roads," said Warden
least 16 cases one cause for the them at school. All these arts
Vorbes. "We find it difficult
breakup was drinking. ,things we try to give them.' to do anything about it, on
rIthe.s...s facts were laid before i "We are very fortunate i
-11. account of _ the bylaws. This
_ftlailty council in the report of :Huron," said Warden -Forbes, : might li.e an Improvement."
Miss Clare McGowan, local "to have a director such as,
:Ir. Berrv:' "The legislation
diroctor, who on. this occasion_ Mis:3 McGowan."
' • •
stros,st.d. adoption problems,
"All but five of these chilli -
tion one factor. 'the govern -
!merit and head office give you
instructions, with all the whys,
' \aliens and wherefores, but I
think head office is not interest -
id, so how are you going. to
'interest the general public?
.1They are going to dump some-
Ithing into your lap. Many re-
Isolutions have been drawn up
Joe, not give the authority we iby the county and presented,
but I wonder how many have
I been recognized. Many- pro
; Action Postponed
The report of thLs wardens 11"d."
• • lt-tsve Elgin Thompson, Tuck-
titaR
and
SPICE
By Bill Smiley
I think you'll agree that we al, it has a much neater way
all have problems. If- you don't out of. dilemmas: It appoints
you're either dead or rich, and a body to look into the matter.
,in either case have no busi- And in this case, body and
corpse are often synonymous.
nocV have who is not on adop- make! s sti‘icc
Lon probation is sevenj, and ! no action be taken at the 1)11 gardens and flowers." Berry, "the co-ordinator was
wo still' hope he may be Idopt-! sent time. i Reeve Clifford Dunbar; Grey: on the job. He happens to live
ed. The next youngest is 11.1 The co,mmittee, of which 1"The Livestock Protection Act not far ' from the fire, and I
We do not knoW of anTone who'Reeve A. D. Smith of Turnberry 'gives anyohe authority to de- believe he sp,ent most of the
will adopt these ()icier ones, all 1, is chairman, recommended that 1 stroy dogs preying on his pro- night assisting in 'every way
of whom have problems of var-1 the authority under the Muni- perty." he could. There are •many
ious degrees of seriousness due - e - - - emergencies that develop in
, to- no fault of their own. So which we can use our plans.
these children, who are the
WEDDING 4k,
Before, we have been looking
most damaged and who greatly VAN WIJK - LIERMAN at the program in just one
direction."
need the security of permanent' St. Michael's Roman Catholic ' nylon illusion fingertip veil was
homes, seem destined In never
have them.
Patience
..Our foster families are -real-
ly eceptional. No one else
knows what patient understand-
ing and tireless effort goes into
this work. At the board meet-
ing last week it was agreed
that our boarding rate should
be $1.25 per day, (instead of $1)
and with more -difficult children
we have authority to pay up
to $2. This does not interfere
with the extra $10 per month
for problem children. The On-
. tario Training School advertises
that they pay $58 per tnonth
and provide extensive fringe
benefits.
"Many wives who have spare
time and want to increase the
family income get jobs outside
the home. This may be one
reason it is so difficult to get
enough foster homes. Another
reason, I -believe, is the type
of child now coming ihto care.
Aside &Fa- the adoptable bab-
ies, we very rarely have a curly-
haire.d, blue-eyed girl or a hand-
s'ome, clever little boy for
whom to find a home, If ,stieh
do come into our care, they
are apt to be full qf problems.
These children have missed out
on love, intelligent training,
Church, London, was the set-
ting when Dianne Jean Lien
man, London, became the bride
held by a tiara of tiny set
poarls and crystal and she car-
ried a bouquet of oralIge roses,
of Joseph Emmanuel Van Wijk, ,tephanotis and ivy.
also of London. Rev. Fr: --Er. J.
Flynn officiated.' The bride is
the daughter of Mrs. Mary E.
Lierman, Hamilton, and folm-
erly of Kingsbridge, Ontario,
and the late Arthur F. Lierman,
and thegroom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Van Wijk,
London. Father of the groom
is vice-consul of the Nether-
lands.
The bride was given in mar-
raige by her grandfather; Peter
Verplanclee, Delhi. She ehose a
floor-lenah gown of French
peau de 'faille with a French
chantilly lace bodice styled with
scalloPed scoop neckline and
lilypoint sleeves. The bouffant
skirt cascaded to a chapel train
from triple-eside pleats which
edged a lace front panel. Her
PORT ALBERT
Miss Theresa Vandersteen,
Camlaehie, )Nes, maid of honor
and Miss Janet Lietaer was
bridesmaid. They wore identic-
al gowns of yellow_chiffon over
taffeta.
Norbert'J'Van 'Wijjeewas his
brother's best man'a7nd guests
were ushered. by Peter M. Lier-
man brother of the bride, "
For a weeping trip to New
York and a cruise through the
Bahamas the bride chose a two-
piece pine green suit trimmed
with sequins, beige accessories
and a corsage of orange roses.
The bride, who attended
Goderich District Collegiate In--
stitute, is a graduate- of St.
Joseph's School of _Nursing;
London. The couple will reside
in London.
"We have agreements with four and a member of council.
municipalities, and own a share
of Exeter, which will go any-
where in the township of Ste-
phen.. This gives us five pieces
Of fire -fighting, equipment. I
cannot see the advantages of
a county system to , a rural
municipality. We pay a rate
per hour and have no further
responsibility."
"Any agreement you have
now would remain constant,"
he was told.
PORT ALBERT, Nov, 18.
and Mrs. Elmer G Afters:,
Mrs. Gilders' father, Mr. Coe '
of Detroit, Mr. Wm. McCurdy
and Mr. Har,o1c1 Johnston of
Springk,f1,1d, Ohio, Earl Martin;
Mr. a'nd 'Mrs. Donald Bowden,
Larry and Randy of London,
Ars. Wm. Stewart of Auburn,
and Mr. Cordon Pearson of Sea -
forth were recent yiiitors with
Mrs. Dave Martin. James Steb-
bins and Charles Little; also
were at Mrs. Dave Martins, and
took in the deer season up in
Bruce, along with Gdrd. Martin
and Cliff Hoy of Goderich,
bringing back two deer.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Petrie have
returned home after visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cock-
- field and family of Detroit.
. LAC and, Mrs. Clarence Hoy,
-Ronnie and Garry of Centralia
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hoy and,boys.
Nomination Meeting
Township Of Godtrich
A Nomination meeting will be held for the Township of
Goderich an Friday, November 29th, between the hours
of 1 and 2 -p.m., in the Town Hall, Clinton.
NOininations will be accepted for the office of Reeve,
Deputy Reeve, 3 Councillors, and for 3 school Area Trus-
tees for 2 -year terms.
If an election is necessary, it will be held on Monday,
December9th between the hoar's of 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. at
the folloWing places, and with the following Deputy Re-
- turning Officers and Poll, Clerks
• Ward Place
1 Orange Hall
Wane -of Auplin 6Nrdy
3 House of A. Schlibe
4 House of G. Wise
5 House of H. McCartney
6 Township Shed
D. R. Officer. Poll Clerk
V. Falconer A. Fuller
Clif. Sturdy- J. Bauer
Chas Wallis W. 'Mcliwain
E. Trick Don Middleton
H. McCartney Don Lobb
Reg Miller G. Stock
R. E. Thompson,
Clerk
45-46
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ERNIE
CHARDSON
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"CURLING, CAPSULES
THE GODERICH
SIGNAL - STAR
4.
Chairman t.Miltoo Oesch said:
"It was thought if the county
gave its approval more support
would be forthcoming from the
The 1961 census reported that
67.4 per cent of Canada's popu-
lation spoke English only, 19.1
per cent French only, 12.2 per
cent both English and French,
1.3 per cent neither English nor
French. °
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,Otinty by the top men in the
land, the commission states, in
a 784 -page brief, .that Viem-
ployment is bad, or tito atisegre.
Elation is silly, Or iihitOulture
is good.
rti
5 50 5
You. think I'm exaggerating?
Tell me, then, why the .Govern -
merit recently 'appointed the
Royal Commission on Bilingual-
ism and Bietilturalism. Be-
cause it- didn'l know what to
do about all the fuss the peOple
of Quebec have been making?
You're right.
fsi
I wish the commission noth-
ing but the best. But I am
certain that its public hearings
will do more to increase French -
English irritations, than lessen
-them. And arn equally cer-
tain that its findings will be as
stimulating as a tapioca pud-
ding. '
*
Ask a municipal council fors
new street lights, adequate
sewage .disposal, or patches for
the potholes. It listens politely,
and promises to "refer the mat-
ter to the proper- cOmmittee."
Six months later, when ,your
fine fire of indignation has
fizzled out, the council 'an-
nounces that the request would
eost tooemuch.e.
* * *
Or, if he's another type, he
pulls his head into his shoulders
and hopes. He hopes that -he'll
win a sweepstake, that Mother
will join AA, that the kids will
stop bullying him, and that it'll
be a mild winter.
' * *
tures!
Ask a provincial government
for more booze outlets, for big-
ger • highways and Smaller
schools, and it immediately ap-
points a commission.. After
studying „ the matter for two
years, the commission an-
nounces that, having weighed
all the factors, it has decided
tha tthe best solution is an
increase in the sales tax.
* * • *
Either way, he has to make
a decision -whether to act or
hope. Not so the government.
Municipal, provincial or feder-
* *
After ,all, everyone agrees
that Canada has no culture at
all. And here we have a com-
mission to investigate two cul-
*
Ask a federal government to
do s9mething about -unemploy-
ment, 'segregation or culture and
it appoints a Royal Commis-
sion. This sounds more impos-
ing than the town council's
"committee," but serves the
same function.
* *
After .foiir years of intensive
We Invite
YOU -YOU and YOU
TO ATTEND OUR.
CHRISTMAS FAIR
We are offering knitted articles, sewing, candy, _home-
made baked goods plus many other items.
Tea will be served 2 to 5' p.m.
We will be looking for you!
Saturday, November 23rd
• at new St. Peter's Parish Hall
Sponsored by
St. Peter's Catholic Women's League
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And anyone in his riqht mind
knows this country is not bits
Moue!, despite all ,the night
sthool classes Allied with pea,
00 madly. 'staking" conversa.-
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we have, a commission to look
into the matter, so all is in
safe hands.
5 -5 5
However, all this is none of
my business. I'd love to be
bilingual and bicultural, but
aint neither. And I daresay
you. aint neither, neither.
*
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PHONE JA 4-7875, Goderich
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