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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-11-17, Page 120o49rlell Sizni l -$tit', ` hurs4iay, Nevem r U066 Who says residents of Goderich don't live the good life? Outside Goderich District Collegiate Institute a lineup of motorbikes demonstrates some affluence. Between 30 and 40 cycles can be- found parked there at times. Goderich-Born Legal Expert. Retires from DVA Position Douglas Ross Nairn, chief of legal services, department of veterans affairs, Ottawa, will re- tire on Nov. 10, after more than 26 years of military and government service. ST. HELENS Born *in Goderich, where he received his primary education, Mr. Nairn graduated from -Os- goode Hall Law School in 1930, and practised law in his home town. A pre-war officer of the Middlesex and Huron Regiment (Militia). lie served in World War II from 1940 to 1946 with the Elgin Regiment in Canada, don district, joining DVA's Lon- don district office in 1949 as district .Solicitor. He . was ap- pointed a departmental solicitor in 1949 and received his present appointment in 1958. A Presbyterian, Mr. Nairn is a member of Lodge 33 AF and AM (Goderich), the Vimy Branch, Royal Canadian Legion, ST. HELENS --Dr, B. F. Green, Great. Britain, North Africa, London, and the Professional Burdge Jr., and Marian of Sicily and .Italy, holding the -Institute of the Public Service Oklahoma spent a few days rank -of major on his release. of Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Nairn, .::avitit ttparuzA antl Mss _ .� r�=�.-- .._ W Y :t h -1=#J ft7nmceE�Latrare ten-.--served=a ,-chref en -44#e Wafson;-wrll:errrrtinue to B. F. Green alia Gorda. forcement counsel, Wartime artime live at their home in South Mrs. Mary Taylor, Meaford, . prices and Trade Board, Lon - spent a week with her cousin, March. Mary Murray and other cousins in the community. St. Helen's UCW held a suc- cessful bazaar and tea in the Lucknow Legion Hall on Satur- day. Baptismal services were held last Sunday in St. Helen's Church. Rev. B. F. Green and Rev. A. E. Willis conducted the service. Rosalee Margaret, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Cameron and Darcy Lynne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Taylor were baptized. Congratulations to Mrs. Jack Miller on the occasion of her 87,th..._birthday on-_Saturday.— Lucy Morrison was guest of honor at a community shower in St. Helen's Hall on Satur- day night. Ammums. ADVERTISING CORRECTION In last week's advertisement of Calvary Baptist Church the title of the 7.30 p.m. sermon should have read, "Why Goderich Shouldn't Have Liquor." To help provide goods and services at competitive prices, many Canadian businesses have enlarged or up -dated their facilities with the aid of IIDB loans. If you need financial assistance to modernize or ex- pand your business to improve its competitive -posi- tion, perhaps an IDB loan can help you. We invite you to discuss your needs with us. 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Qiplamas Given At GDCI Commencement Graduation diplomas given at the Goderlch District Collegiate Institute graduation and com- mencement ceremonies Nov. 4: 'Secondary School Honor Graduation Diplomas Trudy Adams, Darrell 13aech- ler, Edward Barker, Gary Bean, Leroy Bedour, Susan Bell, Robert Boutilier, Paul Chamb- ers, John Chisholm, Edward Curry, Karen Dean, Martha Dragstra, David Faulkner, Anne Foran, Catherine Gould, John Helping Hands Report Year Mrs. Charles Stokes was the ,guest of honor at the 16th an- niversary of the Helping Hands, held at the home of the presi- dent, Mrs. J. H. Johnstone. A dinner preceded the busi- ness meeting for which the mem- bers gathered. What a friend we have in Jesus was played on a small in- strument called "Hum a Tune." Secretary-teasurer reported -the year's work. Over 700 visits to 'shut-ins and hospital patients; 41 kind deeds since July; 12 monthly parcels to England; $20 to assist in the shop for retarded girls;, $9 to a family burned out; $10 for crippled children, and $5 to the Legion Ladies Auxil- iary toward relief. Ktr 11ughes, James Hunter, Barbara Johnston, John Kelly, Walter Leamen, Paul -Ann Low e r y, , David McCabe, Helen McNee; Jean Macey, David Murphy, Larry Papernick,' Johtt Pirie, Mark Redmond, Allan Sanders, Ed =ard Sanderson. !David Smith, David Straughan, Susan ns. Straughan. Do u w e Velduis, Susan Walker, Robert Wallace, David Watson. Conrad Watters, Bonnie Weber, Gretchen White- man, Gary Williams, Robert Wig` -- mer, Elizabeth Wright. $pco `clary School Graduation Dirilomas--Four-Year -Program Alice Allen, Harold Ashton, Bruce Baechler. Limp Baechler, John Bennett, Barry Buchanan, Fred Gilbert, Marian - Hickey, Mary Jewell, Gordon Leamen, 'Brian Lochhead, Carol Mc - Dwain, Karin McLean, John Manderson, Paul Miller, Pat- ricia Nordah•l, Mary O'Brien, Douglas Overholt, Gary Robin- son, Judith Shore, Paul Smith, Gary Squire, . Cynthia Wain, Douglas Wilson. Secondary School Graduation Diplomas—Five-Year Program Nancy Baker, Nancy Bell, Michael Bellinger, Bryon &lack, Nereda Campbell, Philip Clark, Nlary Cochrane, Louise Collier, Richard Corbett, Julia Cox, Carol Culbert, Doreen Culbert, Brian Dalton. John Eadie, Bar- bara Elliott, Elizabeth Etue, Pamela Fester, Jane Fisjlter, Joan Fisher, Keith Fisher, Linda Hodges, Brian Lewis, Jacqueline Lewis, Brian Lin - ,field, Sharon Lockhart, Charles MacDonald, - Colin MacDonald, Joan MacDonald, Duncan Mac- Rae, Peter McDonald, Walter McUwain, Karen McKenzie, lt'obert McWhinney, Barbara Mackenzie, Fr a n k Melady, James Millar, Elizabeth Pollock, Roberta Prest, Bonnie Rawson, Edward Royal, Margaret Sand- erson, Mary Sanderson, Stephen Snell, Robert Stoll, Robin Sully, William Twaddle, Norma Wal- ter, Peter Walzak, Helen Ward- Fop, Carolyn Watters, Frank Wheeler, Carol Whitely, Robert Willis, Robert Worsell, Bryan Young. ' Subject Prizes Schbos Year 1965-66 Grade 11--5-Year — English, Clarissa Lassaline; hist or y, Janet MacDonald; physics, An- nette MacCrostie; mathematics, Edward Haines; latin, Hugh Aldis; french, Freida Maaskant; spanish, Jill Bennet; home economics, Patricia Allen; in- dustrial arts, Gordon Stoll; typing, Linda Sheardown; geo- graphy, Dayid Mathers; physical education, Carolyn Graham, Andrew Pirie. Grade 11 -4 -Year — English, Ted Lutz; history, Suzanne Dur- nin; geography, Gary Parsons; mathematics, Mary Dellen Bett- er; science, Alan Chrysler; french, Gail Miller; industrial Larry Sturdy; home` eco- nomics, Nancy Parsons; typing, arts, Rick Sowerby; physical educa- tion, Joanne Kinahan. Regan Washburn. 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