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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-12-03, Page 1614,„ no. Sigrnat•Star, Thursday, December 3r.d, 1964 a, , „uccee s . evpr seen, he said. It's no clis- 1Closed his address by warning bliat automation in the future 'would , pr6vide keen job com- petition and. that Colborne should provide the utmost in - the education of its citizens of tomorrow. In announcing his deeision tO stand as a school trustee Again, Tam Moore thanked Mrs. Homan for her leatiersihip and the sniall turnout to 'the nomination meeting. Roy Allih said he wonld run for council again when called . Norman Durst reserved his deciiion until later as did Doug Robert Jewell said „:`no" to the council nomination ,but ad - later on after serving on the district' high school board. Chairman' Harry McCreath pointed out there must be nom- inations and elections to create desired interest.in township af- fairq. As to attendance, etc,. this Meeting is the worst I've grace not to be elected; get in there and rUn, he stated. He then ealled for remarks from any others •present who wished to speak. Reeve Jewell expressed ap- in Colborne Township visiting a session of Huron County Coun- cil. He added that the young- ster who expressed thanks to the council did a very fine job of it. Honor Tait Clark Terence Hunter said he noted' in the remarks of all speakers there that day the tinge of im- Pending troubles in this or that. It seemed, to be the trend of the oay, he„added, But, he said, he would like to pay tribute to. one who had handled. many traulbleS in the past in Colborne. He asked for appreciation for the in the pagt for CouncIllor Tait Clark. A vote of thanks was officially valssed at the meeting for this purpose. George Ellis,. Signal -Star publisher, was called on for, a few rema.rks. He stated .that, off and on for the past.17 years, it has been his privilege to cover Colborne Township nod- inatiOn meetinp for The Signal - Star. In that time, he said, could not _help but note the trend from iarge and enthusias- tic nomination meetings of same years ago' to those of quite re- cent years, which reflected "a sitrange apathy." He wondered .why and to what it,would event- ually lead. He said he had come to 'learn that there was so very much more to the ope-r- aitions of a township council than that ,NOich he originally believ.ed• to be the case. PORTER'S HILL PORTER'S HILL.—This Sun- day, Grace'Church will have a combined serViee with the Sun- day School for their White Gift service at L45 p.m. The U.C.W. will meet at the home a Mrs. _Wilmer .Riddell ofor their December meeting,. This is the annual meetift and conting year -will take 'place. The roll call is the exchange of a Christmas gift. A good turn- out is hoped for. rIt Hold Workshop At Knox Church A workshop on Sunday School teaching methods and opera- tions, held at Knox Church Sat- urday, was attended by more than 75 Sunday School teachers and superinVendents. Children of the Knox Sunday school were used during the day's lectures to demonstrate .teaching methods. The work- shop '`Ivas sponsored by the Christian education committee of the ',Huron -Maitland Presby- tery of the Presbyterian Church. The chairman was Rev. Fred H. churCh's new curriculum which will' go -into effect 'next June. Those who conducted 'classes were: ReV.-Morris D. McNabb ef Port Elgin, intermediate and senior work; Miss Mabel Booth of TOronto, children's work sec- retary, jtinior classes; Miss Clare Haites of Hamilton, prim- arY classes; Miss Ruby Paterson of Owen Sonndo,wlandergarten procedure; James Coulter . of Godenich, methods of operating a Sunday school ind a class for superintendents. spent the weekend with rela- tives here. Mr. and Mus. Peter Murray, Detroit, spent a few days last week with Wir. John O'Connor. Mr. and Mrs.. Arthur Mehi and family, ;pronto, spent Sun- day with Mr. and MTG. Joseph O'Keefe And family. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Courtney on the birth of a son in 'Victoria Hos- RUA London, on November 29. Miss, Alice Dalton,. London, 'spent the weekend. at her home. aviesars. William Cisre and Basil Reynolds are patients in Goderich hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Geotrge Pollard and daughter, Hamilton; spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. el Sunday visitor? witly, Mrs. Aug. Kinahan ere Mr. and. i?h Mrs. Michael Ki ' an and sons, Lambeth, and M . and Mit. Bill Kinahan and family., St. Aug- ustine: . • KINGSRRIDGE Cleary, Walla.ceburg„ and Miss Teachers discussed t h e Antoinette Dalton., Detroit, VVASIHERS 36 Britannia Rd. W. •524-7871 TOWIstSHIP 41,1*.moie William R. 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