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PAGE 6-•-6OOE1;ICH SIGNAL -STAR. TIJUItSDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 197.1
ROUND AND ABOUTViITH MARINA
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Dr. Geoffrey Langford has recently joined the staff of Goderich Psychiatric Hospital as a
-psychologist. Dr. Langford seen here chatting with a student colleague is now living in
Goderich with his wife Cperyl, who also is employed by G.P.N.
Psychologist likes sunsets
:A new psychologist is snaking
his rounds ;it ( derich
Psychiatric Hospital these clays
In � he person of I)r. Geoffrey
Langford
1)r. Langford , ones to
Goderich from Northampton,
..England. He and his wife
Cheryl hate heen In Canada for
about two *months and are
living at 55 South Street.
Dr- Lanford had previously
worked at G.P.H. for one year.
He and his wife Cheryl then
returned to England where he
obtained his Ph.D. at the
University of London.., 'Earlier
on he had received
Bachelor of Science Degree at
the same university.
His wife Cheryl who is
Canadian, -obtained her B.A.in
Psychology_at the University of
Western Ontario. While in.
England she studied for and
received .her Masters degree in
Southampton. Cheryl is now
working at Goderich
Psychiatric Hospital as a
psychometrist.
Having jived in Goderich
before, the Langford* think it is
a great place to•be. "It's like a.
resort town but not spoiled by
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NOTICE
Take notice that the Cor-
poration of the Town of
Goderich Intends to pass a by-
law to stop up and close the
northerly twenty-four (24) feet
of Gloucester Terrace Tying im-
mediately adjacent and
southerly of the south limit- of
Lots 9 and 10 according to
Registered Plan -No. 25 for the
said Town of Goderich.
The Goderich Town Council,
at their regular council meeting
of September 20th, 1973, shall
hear in person, or by his coun-
sel, solicitor, or agent, any per-
son who claims that his land
will be prejudicially affected by
the By-law and who applies to
be heard.
Dated this 21st day of August,
1973, at Ooderlch, Ontario.
J. Harold Walls,
1.M.C.T., C.M.C.
Clerk -Treasurer
the commercialization of the
tourist industry", stated
Langford. "
Dr. _.]. ngford in particular
making full use of Goderich's
location on the lake. -He and
his wife have been members of
the tonal sailing club this past
summer and he has purchased'
a "Fireball- to work on during
the winter so that he can be
prepared fur next year's sailing
season.
Aside from his sailing hobby,
Dr. Langford has a special_ in-
terest in photography as he
processes his own black and
white photos at home.
Cheryl is interested in most
of the outdoor sports that
husband Geoffrey likes but
takes a special interest in
reading as well as cooking.
When asked about what..
-special thing he liked about
Goderich, Dr; Langford replied,
"The sunsets are fantastic."
Sorority plass
dance
for October night
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority held
its beginning day for the 1973-
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4 year on August 28 at the cot -
.rage of president, Verna Kane.
The gathering took' the form of
a wiener roast on the -beach
followed by a. short business
meeting to discuss upcoming
events.
The second meet trig of the
sorority sisters took place on
_September 4° at the horse- of
Shirley Norman with 12 mem-
bers in attendance. The
opening ritual was followed by
the reading of the minutes of
the last meeting by secretary
Shirley Norman.
The -treasurer's report was
given by Alison Dowds and
Vice President Roberta
Machan requested the names of
any prospective members for
the coming year so that plans
could he made for rushing.
The Ways and Means Com
mittee aided by the Social
Committee reported plans for a
Hard Times Dance to he held
at Saltford 'Valley Hall ort
Friday, October 19 with music
supplied by Disc Jockey
Unlimited.
it was also decided that a
variety of salad, gourmet,
dessert, party, and holiday
,cookbooks would her ordered for
sale this year.
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NOTICE
Goderich Municipal
Day Nursery
1973-74 TERM BEGINS
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 7
Reglstration forms available at Municipal Office 57 West
Street,
For further information call 524 -*O6 or 7441,
Carol Egener
Supervisor
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An, informative culture
program was presented by
Verna Kane on the -topic "Man-
ners with stress•placed- on the
correct manner (f making in-
troductions". This was
followed by the cln,5ing ritual
and, serving of a light lunch.
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Another beautiful weekend
behind us and promise of great
weather to come. The sun is
burning but the wind is COOL,
so you're able to sleep and
work once again. Whew -- I
hope that hot weather misses
us again for a good many years.
1 don't mind the HEAT - but
the HUMIDITY - it was just
like living in Windsor again.
Son. Dori was up a week ago
and looked haggard and worn
out. Said" he'd had no.sleep in
three nites - and first thing we
knew he was sound asleep out
the chaise - and we let him
sleep., In Essex County and
Detroit area the nites don't
cool down as they do here, so it
is pretty hard to sleep when it
is M5° or more.
Thinking vacations were
over, we had a nice surprise
when Walts' brother, Ira, and
'Rorie as I call her, arrived
with a dear friend the fellows
had grown up with. Brother
comes from Windsor, but
Tommy and wife Ruth whom
we hadn't seen in seven years,
live in Regina, Sask.
Tommy is a real army -
sergeant type since he is about
6 ft. 4 and near 300 lbs.
Ruth is a lovely redheaded
freckle -faced gal whose -quick
laughter makes you love her at
once. Many things, can happen
in seven years - hard to believe
it was THAT long, but they
with their family had been in a
car accident. Ruth was badly
injured, they nearly lost her.
Now, her outlook on life is elec-
trifying - she is so glad to he
alive!
So, you can see why it was a
wonderful weekend, no. sleep
for anyone the first nite - well -
very little - and the "remember
whens" were hilarious.
Those devils. got into more
mischief than you could "shake
a stick at" - and a•few of those
sticks found the seat of their
pants. -
Over the years I've heard a
great many tales about their
youth - fun, hard work - and
ha.rds'hips - altho' THEY
didn't think they were so had.
IUs Easterners couldn't have
taken it, r know) I hear Walt
was .toppitcher in their hall
league in "his day - 'hut didri4�t
get any recognition becauserhe
was from the dust howl of the
West. Each excelled in a dif-
ferent way but: all knew the
hardships of the barren 30's.
This all changed when 'they
came East.
Baseball wasn't the ,only
thing they played - You should
hear about some of their other
games!, The firsr-evenin -was
most enjc"cable - especially
when gamed 'up with another
pair of Westerners - 'our neigh-
bours, Margaret and Alf. Later
the wives tried to break up the
party and get them to bed. NO
WAY!
Well, we're all rested, now.
Sunday by seven everyone was
stretched out in fr,+nt of the
'i' V civ 4:3(1 they were all in
h'd. What a ridiculous hour. 1
watched '1'V alone. And so it
goes - but we can think back
with a chuckle.
In orie cAiner of my kitchen I
began hanging my friends and
relatives'- pictures, that is --as I
came across them in my un-
picking. Now it is a real cc►n
yersation piece with a good
many "I'II be darned" remarks
to he heard.
something of Earl Nightingale
"Our Changing World". It was
about How Young are You?
One bit that sticks in my
mind is this: You are as young
as your faith - as old as your
doubt; as young as -your self
confidence, as old as your fear.
Youth is not a time of life —
it's a state of mind. Don't be
concerned about how OLD you
are but - rather holy young.
Think about jt.
Love,
Martha.
I think, now, I'll just leave it,
dust change some of the photos
and snaps now and again. It
slakes a good 'Memory Cor-
ner', and every home should
have one.
Not lung ago 1 heard one of
the boys of CKNX ducting
Pro-life
group plan
programs
A Meeting of the Goderich
Pro -Life Group was held last
Thursday to make plans for
their fall program.
Plans are underway to have
a Pro -Life information booth in
the• 'l'eeswater Fal1 Fair, Oc-
tober 6.
A special- meeting will he
held on Thursday, October 18
in Goderich District Collegiate.
Guest Speaker - Dr. Hart Bez-
tier R. Sc. Phd. Physics; Chair -
'man of the Physics,, Department
Waterloo Lutheran University,
founding member of the Kit-
chener -Waterloo Right. to -Life,
speaking oil "A Second Look at
Abortion - Does Abortion take a
Human Life?'
. A membership drive will take
place the latter part of October.
The Treasurer reported total
mount raced by the
Valkathon to date was
$2,018.:30.
The Farrish Brothers, Ken-
neth and David are off to
school in Guelph and Sudbury.
Kenneth is trying out with the
Guelph Hockey Club while
David is with the Sudbury Jr. A
Cub.
John Bradley is in Toronto
continuing his course in
medicine at University there.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter; Dexter
recently returned from a trip to
Alaska which -they enjoyed.
They learned about the trip
through the United Church Ob-
server' On the_trip theytvisited
with Mrs. Emily Marks at One
Hundred Mile House. Mrst
Marks a cousin of the late Mrs.
D.R. MacKenzie of Lochalsh.
Weekend visitors with Mr:
and Mrs. Oliver McCharles, in-
cluded Mr._ and .,Mrs. Fred
Tushingharn of- Holywood,
California.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan
Farrish spent a couple t -f days
in Sudbury with son David.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Ainslie of
Toronto spent. the weekend
with - Mr. and nip. Frank
MacLennan. g�
Mr. , and Mrs. Roht. MacIn-
tosh and family had a few
holidays at Niagara Falls
where they visited Marineland.
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