The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-04-14, Page 711
14001fALS11.-31r. and MrS.
`ssifom Firrell celebrated their
-40th wedding anniversary on
April 7th and Were entertained
at the horoe Of Mr. And
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..LOCHAISH.
Murray McGiil of Ondleriell.
In Toronto this past week
were Lorne Luther, Lorne Mac-
Donald and Warren Wyld WW1
the !`Farmers! anion". group.
Mr. Bin Finlayson spent Wed-
desday visiting hii sisters Jill
Toronto.
few days.
Easter visitors With Mr. CirKi
Mrs. Eimile MacLennan were
Mr. and, MrS. lrikee Miller and
family and Mr... and Mrs. „Ian
Morton, all• Of Paimenston,
Visiting Mr; and Mrs. liOnry
MaFICensie for the holiday was
Mr. Ray lVfacKenzie of Toronto.
Mrs. Ewan MacLean Is holi-
daying Sarnia„
Miss Mactionaid of
Windsor spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Dia West
' Mr, aqd Mrs. Frank MaeLen-
nan , spent a couple of dayslin
Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Don
Ainslie and family.
. Mr. and Mrs •Allan MacKenzie
of Dunnville are the proud par -
"eats of a baby bey—born Good
Friday.
Irenneth and David Famish,
Russell Moncrief and Greg and
Qraham Hamilton were in Gode-
rich bn Friday taking part in
the Youro, Canada Hockey
Week.
is Miss Margaret MacLeod 'oft
Horne for thu Easter holidas
y
Toronto. • •
-Recent -visitors In the area
were members of the John Mac -
.Re family of Batavia, 1‘1,,Y. Mrs.
Elizabeth CDok returned .home
with tliem after having spent
some time with Mr. arid Mrs.
Farrish.
Mr, Elmer. MacKenzie took
part in an "I'ish Concert" in
Ripley on Monday evening.
Allan Tranter of Ripley and
John MoCharles spent the ,F4ast-
er week at Five Oaks near Paris,
Ontario.
• Mrs. David Elphick and ,Don-
na and Mrs. Harold, Elpbickand
ehildree were in Meaford, on
Saturday. •
Mrs. Daisy McCharles is no*
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver McCharles.
Mrs.! Toni MacDonald has
been staying with Mrs. Alex
Andrew and Mrs. Orland Rich-
ards of Lucknow for the past
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Ashfield
ASHFIELD.—The Young Peo-
ple's Society attended the Sun-
rise Service on 'Easter Sunday
in Pine River Church.
Mrs. Colin MacGregor has re-
turned from a month's visit in
Toronto.
Among visitors here for the
holiday were: Mr. and Mrs. Mal-
colm lVfacLennon 0 Barrie; M.
and Mrs. David twice of Tor-
onto; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Oke and
children of Oshawa; Roy Mac-
kenzie of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Duncan MacKay of Sault Ste.
Marie; Misses Louise Macdonald
and Marian Perry of • Toronto;
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Elliott, Billy
and Barbaia of Port Huron; Mr.
and Mrs; 'Geo. Leadbetter and
Barbara of Toronto; Mr. and
Mrs. Steve Elliott, Billy and
Barbara of Port Huron; Kr. and
Mrs. Goo. Leadbettjr and Bar-
bara of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Sawbhuck and son .;ofToronto;
Mrs. Kenneth Farrish7g God&
Record ,'Provisions Set
For Cancer Research
record provisioh of $2,
488,147.00 of funds,for Canadian
universities, canter institutes
'and"research scientists WaS an
Pounced today by Dr. R. AL
Taylor, - -,Execative-, Direetnr, of -
the National Cancer Institute
of Canada.
The largest grant for the Pro-
vince of Ontario was made to
the Ontario, cancer ,Institute for
$362,000.00.. Other grants in-
cluded the University of West-
ern Ontario for $249,354,00; Uni-
versity of Toronto, $132,456.00;
University of Guelph, $46,062.00;
Queen's „University, $43,923.00;
1VIeMaster University, $11,600.-
00; University of Waterloo, $11,-
200.00; Hospital for Sick Child-
ren, TOrpoto, $10,000.00; Uni-
versity of Ottawa, $4,650.00 and
the Canadian Tumour Registry,
$34,986.00. Fellowships were
also awarded as follows: Uni-
versity of Toronto, $47,670.00;
Ontario Cancer Institute, $12,-
650.00 and McMaster University,
$3,000.00.
The grants and felowships re-
present a total increase of ,ap-
proximately 15% in ,the fends
made available for the continu-
ing aggressive fight against Can-
ter. Eight provinces are in -
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson
have returned from a four week
holiday, during which they visit-
ed with their granddaughter,
Mrs. Audrey Sutton and great-
grandchildren and Mr. and Mrs.
John McCormick (nee Sandra
Chamney) in Los Angeles, and
Mr. Thompson's cousin, Mr. and
IMr1 Frank Clark in Pasadena.
' On the- return trip home they
spent five clays in Kansas City
1with Mrs: Thompson's cousin,
Mrs. Russell Kelce and aunt,
Mrs. Mary St„ John who will
-rich. , be 101 in May.
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eluded, liewfotiticliand for the
arst tiMe• F.rovincial shares are
as follorWs: British Coltinibiet
$2064,376.0Q; Alberta, $250,071.-
00; Saskatchewan, $249,400;00;
Manitoba, .$,104,467.00; Ontario
$984,251.00; quebee,
000; Nova Scotia, $48,810,00 and
Newfoundland $2,000.00.
. The researeh assistance of the
National Cancer Institute is
made posSible through funds
of which 80% are raised by the
Canadian Cancer Society 'in its
National Campaign in April of
each year.
NILE
NILE.—Mr. and, Mrs. Allan
McNee of Searboro were week-
end visitors meth their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Oliver and
Darlene' of Min and Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Ste.vart, Debbie and
Marylin of Searboro spent the
weekenn woo. their parents, Mr.
ahd Mr.. Waffler Itintledge.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smith at-
tended. the!r nephew's wedding
at Springbank on Saturday.
Mr. Cline Stevenson and dau-
ghter Karen of Niagara Falls
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold,Crich
of London vi:Oted on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. RusseltBrind-
ley.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh 1VIcWhin-
ney ° and family are spending
Easter week with relatives -near
Cornwall.
Mrs. Alvin Kerr and Mrs.
Gordon Kerr 3pent Easter•week-
end in Stotiffv.ile with Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Horton. Alvin and
Gordon spent Sunday in Stouff-
ville.
VC:W. Meet •
The U.C.W. met in the -church
basement on Wednesday after-
noon. Final plans were made
for the:r Thankoffering meet-
ing. ••
A supper will be held in the
ehiirch basement on May 25th.
Donations were made to CARE
and a homeles:. family. „
Thei devotional period as
conduoted by Mrs. Horton Tal-
or's report for the month of
Lunch was seryed by Mrs. 'Ross
McPhee, Mrs. Wm. Wiggins and
Mrs. Wilbur Jonston.
"Mrs;: John I,vilton and child-
ren OI gearboro are spending
Easter week with her mother;
Mrs. Esther Rivett.,
BUILDING PERMITS
Goderich buiidinfl inspect=
or's report fa rtl-C.-ftnarntli of
• M,prch' showed that seven per-
. mitS had boon issued at a total
value of $181 000.
Uodgrith Sigma-04kt,
e '
World War I veterans gathered to 'celebrate the victory at,
Vimy Ridge last week. Left to right are: Bill Kay, Dave Mc-
Millan, Legion Branch' 149, president; Jack McLaren, guest
PORT ALBERT
PORT ALBERT.—Mrs. Earl
Teschke, Valerie, Mary, Gerald,
Glen and Elaine of Desboro
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Hoy and family.
Mr. and MT S. Bob Bowden,
Linda and 13arbara;
IvarGf London, and Mrs.
Wm. Stewart of -Auburn were
visitors over the weekend with
Mrs. !Dave Martin and familY.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Alfred Meader,
;Rennie ind Arnold- and Mrs.
1,Tony Meader of Detroit were
weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Grenier.
Mr. Fred Dickson visited, over
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Ben BroWn and faniily.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wenzel of
Havelock visited last week with
Mrs. Hodges and family.
Mr. Mervin Hodges is a pat-
ient in Goderich hospital.
• The 'Ladies' Guild of Christ
Church met at, the, home of Mrs.
Harold Ad ims., Mrs. Forrster
took charge of the meeting.
There were eight members pre-
sent. The May meeting will be
held at the, home- of Mrs. Jay.
Material was given out to make
articles for the bazaar.
Panty girdle, style 3429.
Comfortably controlled with
"Lycra" spandex fibre.
Superb tummy,hip and
derriere slimming. Garters
placed.to eliminate bumps.
Stretch lace cuffs.
SkIntone, white and black.,
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legion hall here. ' •
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GDCI Newsfront
ranny Dress A Go Go
By Susan Bell .
One week ago the grade 13'ers
decided to go on Strike fof one
week starting Monday, April 11.
This strike -fever r u s h e d
through the entireschool. Every-
biidy wanted to strike for higher
wages'„ „shorter hors (oven
though we couldn't possibly, do
e,,..yerything in shorter hours,
but this is one onecessity for a
strike),, better working condi-
tions, and everything else that
one strikes for.
It was 'going to he a big strict-
ly"student strike., However, the
teachers, got wind, of it and
realizing that it was a marvel-
lous idea, decided to strike also.
So all of us are now on strike
and really enjoying ourselves to
the hilt. One more da 'of it—
so have fun. ,
No doubt when we go back on
the job Monday, April 18, all
of us (bah teachers and stud-
ents) will be able to pit'dh in
with renewed vigor.
Go -G6 With Yo -Yo
Can you "walk the dog" (a
yo-yo trick). yet? You can't?
-Well, start pnctising if ,you in-
tend to 'bring .your yo-yo to
school- to play with between
classes.
GDCI seer,ns to be sprouting
with yo-yo experts. If you have
any pr.eblems with "the dog"
they'll come to your aid.
But you'll have an argument
on your hands because every
expert's Jechninue seems to be
different. •
Kleenex Picker -Uppers
The l'Big Brother" system if
monitering, at noon hour has
been called a success.
Every .grade 13er said they.
enjoyed the job and were will-
ing to do it again. Some even
said that the students` were be-
coming tid.er and were picking
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ex. Grea4 Keep it up!
" Award Time
GDCI ended last term with
a big happy family' assembly.
I -think everybody , enjoyed the
hazy P.A. ,ystem except maybe
those who.used it. --
Awards were given to the
football team (we won'. the Hu-
ron -Perth Conference game last
fall—Remember?). Wayne Hor-
ner is hoping for a repeat per-
formance next year.
Also he intends to form a
junior football team for grades
9 and 10. -
Awards were also given to
Bill Wilkinson as golf champ-
ion, Brian Smith as most valu-
able junior .basketball player,
John Pirie as most v.aluable sen-
ior basketball olayer, pave Cor-
nish as the -fop wrestler', bon
Tipert as the winner of the jun-
ior pubic speaking contest, An-
drew Perie as the 'witincor of the
senior public speaking contest,
and Bill Wilkinson, captain of,_
the football team. We conclud-
ed this assembly with "This:
Lalid is' Y III' -Land" 'arn:1
Dolly." Mr. Stringer made, his
own comment on the repOrts.
He realizeu that We 'weren't al
"dense crowd" as a whole. He,
felt thrt most of us were mak-
ing a sincere effort and that we
should keep with it. But are
most of us (who, he thinks are
making a. sincere effort) really
making this "sincere effort?"
Couldn't we work a bit harder
and. really . wow everybody? For
the other students, he said that
they would be issued compuls-
ory invitations to extra classes
from '3:32-4:00 This is good
in that this gives you and your
teacher time to iron out ybur
own problems. •
Madame Your Slip Isn't
Showing!' •
The Chess dance was a' suc-
cess. Now tney earl really go
hog wild and buy many boards.
About 10 girls wore *,`granny
dresses" (floor -length dresses,
empire .styled with high neck-
lines) to it.- Some people liked
them. And you've got to admit
they would be easier to sit in—
nobody cpuld possibly see yout
slip--ahd more economical tharr
short -dresses in that stockings
would not be exposed to be
threatened -by GDCI chairs
"who" literally 1.1.fnip at you
and the huge bits out of stock-
ingS.
But as one boy explained"I'M
4
an avid leg Watcher and they
sure cramp my style."
Uniform Approach
One -final word, I was told that
GDCI should have a uniform—
to promote schord spirit, and
so on. Granted it would pro-
mote school spirit—you'd be
overflowing with school spirit '
every time you put on your
school clothes.
They suggested that the girls
wear tailored orange granny
dresses (this would be original
and we wouldn't get mixed up
with other schools) with white
detacheOe collars and cuffs (for
easy laundrying) and a GDCI
crest ,ori the pocket.
They hadn't decided what the
boys should wear. Ys, a boy
suggested if—and he definitely
wasn't our leg -watching friend!
.Merit Award
- For Sister
Local relatives of Sister d'ai-e
Miriam (Mary Josephine, O'Neill)
have, been notified of her most
recent award in the field of
education.
She is the youngest daughter
Of the jate Mr. and Mrs. T. 3.
O'Neill. of Winnipeg, and is 'a
Member of the congregation or
the Holy Names.
Sister Clare Miriam is mathe-
matics and physics teacher at
St. Mary's Academy, Winnipeg,
and is at present„ taking gradu-
ate studies at the University of
Manitoba.
She is one ' of ten secondary
school teacher b in: Canada a-
warded the Shell Merit Fellow-
ship for advgnced studies, and,
one of Jive in Western Canada
chosen to atiord aspecial 196e -
summer seminar at Stanford
University in California.. .
She was the recipient ofo'•
National Foundation award
from Georgetown University,
and received her masters de-
gree from the Catholic Univers-
ity of oknierica, Washington,
D.C. She also holds a degree
in music.
Her father, the late Thomas
J. O'Ne.11 was a native of Kings-
bridge, and daring' his lfetime
made many visits here. Her
mother, Mary Claire McKenty
was .born of. Amherst Isle,
Thousand islands in Eastern
Ontario.
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OFFICER
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Applications are invited for the position of Animal Control
Officer in Goderich.
0
Principal duty will be to enforce the provisions of By
Law 24 of 1963.
"Dogs are not permitted to run at large from April 1st to
December 30th."
State fees or allowance expected.
THE SQUARE
S. H. Blake,
Town Clerk,
57 West Street.
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