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Obituaries
CAROLINE (CARRIE) MARY JANE CURREY
HOLZHAUSEN
Miss Mary Jane Currey,
Miss Caroline (Carrie) formerly of Nile, died at
Holzhausen, 94 St. Patrick Huronview, on Friday, October
Street, died at Goderich Nursingoa, 10. She was 90.
Home on Thursday, October 9. Miss Currey was born on
t She was 81. December 28, 1878, a daughter
Miss Holzhausen was born in of George Currey and the former
Colborne Township a daughter Lucinda McCann.
of Michael Holzhausen and the -She lived in Toronto,
former Caroline Kurshenski. She 1Vtontreal and in Moose Jaw,
lived in Colborne Township Sask., where she served as a
most of her life until moving to deaconess of the United Church.
Goderich 15 years ago.. She moved back to Nile on her
She was predeceased "by her retirement in 1944.
parents, by one brother Edwin She attended school in Nile
and by two sisters, •Miss Erna and high school in Goderich and
Holzhausen and Mrs. Annie Foss. received her United Church
Surviving is one brother:, training in Toronto.
Ernest of Goderich. She is survived by several
The funeral service was held nieces and nephews.
at •2:30 p.m. on Sunday, - The funeral service was held
October 12 at Lodge Funeral at 2 p.m. on Monday, October
Horne. Rev. Leonard Warr 13, at Stiles Funeral Home with
officiated. the Rev.. R. C. McClenaghan
Interment was in Colborne officiating.
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Interment was in Colborne
Arthur Maskell, Franklin Cemetery. 4 Pallbearers were
Mitchell, John Kernighan, Eugene ' Ryan, Hugh Feagan,
Toynbee Lamb, Ralph Jewell John Feagan and Doug McNeil.
and Robert -Jewell.
HARVEY•P. FISHER • -,DR. J. A. DICKSON
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Harvey P. Fisher, RR . 6, Dr. James A. Dickson, Wa
Goderich, died at Alexandra pioneer in the field of
'" Marine and General Hospital on -, orthopedic surgery diet' October
Saturday, October 11, after a 12 at his home in Cleveland. He
short illness. He was 73. was 80.
M . Fisher was born in Dr. Dickson
Colborne Township on October ' Goderich • and
5, 1896, a son of Jacob Fisher undergraduate
and . the former Elizabeth training at • the
Walters. He had been a life long Toronto.
resident of the township -where He established the department
he farmed. of orthopedic surgery at
He was a member of Knox Cleveland Clinic and . served as
Presbyterian Church. head of the department for 32
'He is survived by his,wife, the years. He also established the
former Vera L. Thompson; one department of physical medicine
son, . Gerald, Goderich; two- and rehabilitation when he
daughters, Mrs. Arnold (Donna) joined the clinic. He retired 16,.E
Young, .RR .5, Goderich, and Mrs. years ago. .
Ben (Vivian) Graham, Goderich; He was a' member of Alpha
one sister, Mrs. Carman Omega Alpha, medical
(Mildred) Feagan, Goderich and honourary society, the Union
10 grandchildren. Club and the Mayfield Country
- The funeral service was held ' Club, all in Cleveland. .
at Lodge Funeral Home at 3 , In June he was made, an
p.m. • on Monday, October 13; honourary fellow of the Royal
with the Rev. G. L. Royal 'College of , Syrgeons of
officiating assisted by Rev. Edinburgh, Scotland and was
James.•Roe, of Ajax. 1, one of the few Americans to be
Interment was in Colborne so Honoured.
Cemetery. Pallbearers were Cleveland Clinic named a
Harry Jenkins, Larry, Young, seminar room in his honour and
Elwyn feagan, Rud Bogie, John his portrait hangs on the' wall
Clark and Bob Sowerby. there.
Flowerbearers were Don 'He is survived by his wife
Bury, Don Young, Arnold Connie. 0
Stothers, Grant Farrish, Harry The funeral service was held
Chisholm, Carmen Kerr, Hugh' . at 2 p.m. October 14 at Church
Leddy and HarlandWillings. of the Saviour, Cleveland.
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NEED INCREASED
SUPPORT
We have received frog Dennis
.Fincher, chairman of our
volunteer committee in
Goderich, copies of your
editions of September 18 and 25
containing a total of 60 column
inches of publicity in support of
the current Rotary Club
campaign, on our behalf, in the
community.
We wish to convey to you our
warmest gratitude for this
generous and valued
contribution toward our
endeavors. We., note, with special
appreciation, the prominence
given our articles on your front
page, editorial page,, news pages
and the item by your, columnist
"Martha."
With a rapidly' expanding and
- encouraging program our need
foe substantia-lly
increased public support is
currently very great. It is only
through the co-operation of the
various media that our public -
information program can be
truly effective in stimulating the
interest and financial support of ---
the public.
The Goderich Signal -Star
certainly has done its share in
this area for which please accept
our thanks.
Jos. I. Dolan,
Regional Representative,
Region Five, C.A.R.S.
was born in
received his
and medical
University of
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or go and buy it in bull, or, to
DRIVE, out of town for it, and
DRIVE back. What the "Stay
Dry Committee" were actually
saying then, was, that Joe, is an
irresponsible ' moron, and
therefore should be deprived of
the right to enjoy a pint at his
price, while the rich could
imbibe at theirs. Of course, we
have all heard the old cry, about
the evils of alcohol, however, it
seems very strange indeed, that
some of the finest, kindest, and
most charitable people, I have
ever met,"take a drink," plus
the factor- that millions of these
people are far more Christian in
their general outlook on life,
than many who profess to be.
Leaving the subject of a pint
or two for a moment, let us ask
ourselves, where then are ' the
"Anti Pope -Committees I "the
Anti Communist," seeing as how
it is considered the Communist
is Godless! What about the
blown up pictureof Mao, the
Chinese Communis leader in
some church -youth meeting
places. Where are the Anti Jean
de Liphowski groups, the French
secretary for foreign affairs, who
recently came from France to
ferment more trouble in Quebec,
and who state' quite openly,
that "Quebec won't fight
alone!"
To the former members of
this so-called, "stay -dry
committee," who see all the
terrible evil in a pint of beer and
who worked so zealously against
a "drink for Joe," perhaps, your
many talents could be directed
to the real evils of this World,
only an infinitesimal portion, of
which; are aforementioned, and
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...MISDIRECTED TALENTS
Somewhere tri the
neighbourhood of two years ago,
the town of Goderich held a
vote as to whether or not, beer
parlours, or, 'a beer parlour'
should be allowed to open, in
order to give the ordinary
working Joe, a pint of
refreshment, at a price he could
afford. Much wailing and beating
of gums against this move, was
conducted by a certain "Stay
dry Committee," who were,
shall we say, successful, and, . up
to a point, the town, "on the
surface," stayed dry. In 'other
words, they forced Joe to pay
through the nose, for his brew,
ASHFIELD
MRS. E. HOWES.
CORRESPONDENT
Among students and visitors
home for the holidays last week
were — Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm
MacLennan of Barrie, Mrs. Emile
Noyarek of Chicago, Mrs. Edith
Cowan of Galt, Jon Simpson of
Toronto, Garry Mackenzie oT
Conestoga College, . Margie
Simpson of Cooks -vine, Betty
Simpson- of Toronto, Mr. and
Mrs. David Compton and
children of Lucan, Mr. and Mrs,
Elmer Mackenzie - of Mount
Forest, Miss Eliza Cook of ,Owen
Sound.
Mr. and, Mrs. Ewan MacLean
are on a trip to Washington; D.C.
Rev. Kenneth Rooney has
invited the young people of
Ashfield to meet in Ripley
Church Sunday evening, October
19, to organize a Y.P.S. '' '
Gulf Snow Tire.
SSeach
INCLUDING
WHITEWALLS,
INSTALLATION
AND STUDS
BUY THEM ON:Y-OUR-GULF TRAVEL
AND CHOOSE'-
YOUR OWN PAYMENT TERMS
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Canadian safety standards
Rugged, 4 -ply nylon
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Five Points Gulf
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A FIRST IN ONTARIO
AND
IT HAPPENED IN
HURON COUNTY
Let's bridge the generation gap with a
musical presented by students and'adults.
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If you are an adult and would like to sing
in a musical, and take part in ,a new
Educational Concept come out to
register in The Huron Gilbert and Sullivan
Sjnging Group. It is 1Mr. Cull's hope to
direct a full three act Gilbert and Sullivan
,musical. He will 'need a minimum of`
twelve men and twelve women in
conjunction with the student group.
REGISTRATION
8 P.M., TUES.. OCT. 21
CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL
CLINTON
without any thought of
blaspheme in any ways 1,. would
like to state in closing that, "Our
good Lord created the Hop, to
be grown and cultivated. It is of
the garden variety. The end
product leads to' far more
sociability and friendliness, than
evil. Dope of the .other hand, is a
weed, for -:the most part, and
therefore belongs to the weedy
types. And to anyone who has
an• idea that a drink of beer leads iL
to the partaking of dopes, 1 state
personally, that " this mistaken
idea, is pure "hogwash."
Norm Pyrah
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