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At The Stoplights
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If yoti •wantel1G to deseribe the
No-vep ber` meeting of the .Gude-
rich Horticultural r ....Mural Society, the
wa
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w ach would spring i
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your ;Hind would be: flow to do
soMethin With nof hi
g nt; at .all,
NF x over ov r an hour,. Mrs. Gal,..
lagher, assisted by Mrs. Huller-
ington, both of the Lond " Gar-
den
den Club, .entertained an un-
usually large audience with "a
lucid exposition of her ingeunity
and artistry and it is seldom that
such a detailed demonstration of
"Do it ' yourself" has come our
way.
At time; you felt sorry . for
poor "Mr. Woolworth." He
of:
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fere for sale vhatxeeognixe
as, perhaps, a lamp with shade,
but' before Mrs, Gallagher has
fanished with it, it may well bane
become a lady's
shet a Cri
stmas•
candelabra or a cornucopia of
+nature's bounty and any bits
t .aree
lef ove s d for
r hut fod ,r
another creation, Perha S the
l?
Dry Cleaning industry contribut-
ed most to the feast and• the• an-
swer to the question: Where do
all' the coat hangers go in the
winter time? is best answered
by Mrs. Gallagher herself.
Don't forget too, the polyethy-
lene bags either, for the uses she
can put an unsuspecting bag to
is everybody's business if. ,they
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or simpl! spear a. dower head,
Fly .ening, rabbit netting,. spag
.hn.0�tmss, soft iron wire, d..
1106jve4ta �foun fountain
pen elsP
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in fact 'any old lumber? in Mrs,
Gallagher's, hands beeolnesa a
gorgeous Christmas decoration!.
ion.
pried 'flowers are usually. what
they say, but Mrs: Gallagher
turned them into beauty.
She used -a technique which
should be remembers r,by any
demtofStrator. She Had Mrs.
Hetherington alongside her do-
ing what can only be' called,
without any kind, of aspersion,
"the idiot girl." By the latter's
questions she persuaded Mrs. G.
to disclose her innermost secrets
and all of us, On leaving St.
George's Parish Hall felt confi-
dent we could go home and re-
produce her wonderful displays
ourselves.
Ed. Rowlands, our busy treas-
urer, •popped in and popped out
after declaring a balance for' the
year of $280.70 in the coffers.
Mrs. Jessop reported on our last
meetingand our president, Mrs.
mow men* aimum Nina
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pleasant home during mother's
convalescence. Cheerfully deco-
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CATELYSPICED AND BAKED
INA TENDER, FIMCY CRUST
iY AarS MASTER 'BAKERS
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fort' McX�ee,. read a letter � from
• a 'parks
Mrs such, chairman o� the $ r
vcorn?uittea :thanking the mem,
bersfor the help they they td
given
him in �fs. In return
•hero
were several tributes from the
Noor Mr, .Such fi,gr
interestto and untirin eh aneat
oar gy
the park and p trkettes and not
least ,for his efforts to regain
for the people and their children,
the unobstructeduse of Harbour
Park:- .Thanks went .to him also
for his generous door prize. Our
mutual relationship has held
nothing but pleasure and we
hope to meet him once again in
1966.
The members voted to., -con-
tinue the Year Book, started this
year by Mrs. McKee so bravely.
The next meeting is the annual
general and comes' off .on Janu-
ary 19 in the same hall when
slides. from Messrs
well-known seed growers, will
be shown, including some of
heir new attractions fox 1966.
Miss -Mary Unwell thanked the
two lady speakers and the door
prizes were *on by Mrs. Neil
Shaw, Mrs. Gallagher, X
Grah i i a i'd-li tr Jaihes Camp-
bell. Mrs. McKee then distribut-
ed the flower show prize money.
• In reporting 'the last 'item 'of
the meeting it has been made
clear in the Signal -Star issue
for last week that words must be
Carefully chosen so a's to _ensure
-that the redoubtable "Scorry-
beck" does not suffer a further
rush of blood •tb the -head. Mrs.
Overholt and Mrs. McGee served
tea (sic') and cakes to close one
of our best and most interesting
meetings. -
Plan '66 Bali --
Rotarians Bob Nephew and
Mac Campbell have accepted the
dual chairmanship of the Rotary
Ball for 1966.
ur.kkiron
Seek Position
RAM ee b xs of thtsar'
s
county. coo council,. instead .of he
'
usual. two ;pr three, are •,candid.
ates for the wardenship in 1966,
Just 'before close of.'the Nov,.
ember session, Waxdett Glenn
Webb 'piled unon intending
can
didates. to make known their in-
tentions, Council then heard
from- Stewart Proeted', reeve of
Morris; Toin Leiper, - reeve of
Hullett; Ernest Talbot, reeve of
Stanley, and Kenneth Stewart,
reeve of lVkcKillop. All are on
council's agricultural committee:
The choice will fee made by the
members in a roll call vote at
opening of the January 'session.
Brig. R. A. Clift, reeve of Bay-
field, was the only councillor to
announce retirement, and be
hoped to return "in a couple of
years or so." Brig, and Mrs.
Clift expect to travel extensively
in the coming year.
Warden Webb, who is reeve
of Stephen, said he would not
be back •"unless something won-
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derful ha ens. fe as as
r�_ cl
that some member of his town
ship' council accept nomination
as reeve.
Reeve Clifford Dunbar of Grey.
who opposed Mr. Webb for the
1965 warclenship, expressed the
views of council members in
commending the warden for the
able manner in which he --had
conducted business.
"We have enjoyed your hu-
mor," he said: "it has relieved
many tense situations. It has
bei n to our advantage as_ you
represented the county during
your various activities in other
municipalities, and we agree you
did a• good job.' We do not know
-i f you intend to return, but we
know your interest in good pro-
jects for the interest of the pub-
lic will continue. - We really en-
- • joyed your chairmanship 'of
•
cannel); and your participation o
n ii
ees.
:gym tt
its o #.
-. Su ,ports. County. Control
.ft r thanking Mr Dunbar for
his ki 4 words and also his .co-'
opera). on through the year, War-
den en Webb continued:, "Council
, u
must continue to investigate the
possibility ' of changes in this
Bounty, not being panicked into
tlienm , or pressured into then•,
I believe strongly in the., count
form of government, and believe
it best serves the needs of all
our people, but future councils
must be prepared to make
changes where beneficial to the
people, provided they do not
cause any financial hardship.
"Next year's council will like-
ly have a busy year. The work
continues to increase each year,
and the plowing match will 'make
jnore work for all members of
co uncil.
"I said last year if any mem-
her of Stephen council was nom-
inated for reeve I 'vould not
RgaSe...4m,...and I -ho
e one_will
be nnminated.
"I hope when the history of
Huron is finally published 1 wil
'still be 'able to read it, and 'if
not, that some member' willread
it to me. This has been a goal
fel-eight years in council.
"I thank our staff --a wonder,
nil group of people. I have come
to appreciate them more. Mr.
Berry has been most efficient,
also Bill Hanly . My best wishes
to you all, and I hope you have
successful nominations and sel-
ections. My best wishes to next
year's warden."
In calling upon new members
to speak at the close, the warden
found he had a list, of 10: Gor-
don Boyd, deputy reeve of Ash-
field; Clarence E. Boyle, reeve
of Exeter; Brig F. A. Clift, reeve
of Bayfield; W. Cuthill, deputy
reeve
of Seof
rth
x
�r.
a treeve .G. ndiliit, deoi ty x Ve of
'Wiper l atdy' reeve of +cls
borne; 'araold Tobin on, de'piult !
reeve of IloWick
o e Squire?
,
,t ef
deputy reeve �? prod t"ich, Dug
Thomp soli, reeve; of Clinton, 'nn
George Wench, de duty reeve of
•CliMr Gntun:
alldon,r hurrying -away .to
attend a meeting elsewhere le l:
a suggestion that the Canadian.
and Ontario flags .be flown :n the
council chamber instead - of the
two now there---•-UnionlJaekm
Reeve Clift 'made some ob-
servations upon the regional
government proposal and the
possibility of the county taking
pn additional responsibilities.
Extra Responsibility. . .
"I do think," he said, "we are
moving to the time when the
county will be taking more re-
sponsibilities. I have no fear
for the future. I would agree
with - Mr. Berry's report, well
worded, that some local -th'func-
.tw to -county
' .ns will move e
level, and that will be good, but
it will be gradual.
"I am much impressed by the
hardy independence of the Hu-
ron people, ancE'that is why I
came to live in this county, that
you people are not too impress-
ed by the growing bureaucracy
that is overtaking our country --
and in the cities they 'are—and
I love to sere the way you resist,
here and there. We must em-
phasize the 'importance of in-
dividuals in our structure, and
if we . did not do that we would
not be Canadians. I do suggest
to Mr. McKinley, with all re-
spect, we want to guard against
bureaucracy.
"I won't he standing for 1966.
My wife and 1 are going on a
trip. I hope to come back in
a couple of years or so."
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