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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-01, Page 5AN ENTRE DINE ES 1 rE IT FO lel vr_ nda — g6lpto n of tt4 welch 0,9 1'01$ Ilruce Wheeler has been transferred ' from the h Ontario Provincial Police Detachment to the on detachment where he is In charge. Sgt. joined the OPP June 25, 1958 and served In the h lraa of Northern Ontario before being posted to or. He came to GOderich from Kitchener 1m - upon his promotion to Corporal In January of Hb new posting In Walkerton'. becomes effective *He will be joined there by his wife Bev and their children, Roberta 12 and Gary 10. Life cal people travel Ottawa Festival bets and friends of the h -Pro Life Group will ving • Stratford by ,bus- , al/ember us- ovember 2---4) take in the cross Canada I of Life sponsored by for Life. ursdav, November 1 a for Life will take place all Members of went to espouse the of the unborn. It is by Coalition for 'Life, idcal arm of the Pro Life ent. . lly there has been a • let- ing campaign to Mem- f Parliament. Telegrams ngsent also by churches, and individuals concer- th present lax abortion These messages from all nada, will be flooding tawa'speaking for life. Festival is plan-necI with the abortionist's s fall is crucial to fate rn children in Canada. enry Morgantaler and ontreal abortionists are tted for trial by breaking w in the Criminal Code. orate ool plans ate sses Huron Perth Roman is School Board has un - en a special program of instruction for teachers rents of separate school is which got underway in -d last night. skating worlhops are held for the teacher so ill be better able to pass lis to their students when rate school pupils begin am of weekly skating the year, , .r program has been fur - expanded, however, Ih an invitation to to take part in the evening of the two night and an invitation to sin area public schools to in the Huron Perth attending grades kin - n through four, will weekly skating in the ( and continue to as. Students in grades eight will take a similar, more � , followingadvanced n, k. the Christ - first of the skating Ps was held at the Duf- +lrena in Stratford with nd evening of that lass held November 7. three separate school are attending. second workshop will be tt the Clinton Arena November 14 4 Huron Perth rth teachers and the final is set for Zurich in ed ea her with ark $.o. endance of 1.6 to school teachers. )1orkshops begin at 5:00 tun for an hour under tion of professional hired by the school This means the very statutes concerning abortion are in a -sense 'on trial'. --A -Forum --- for Life panel discussion will be held Friday evening. Speakers at this forum will be Dr. Mildred Jefferson, vice-president of the U.S. National Right to life Commit- tee, an Episcopalian (Anglican) and the first negro women to graduate from Harvard Medical School; Malcolm Muggeridge from Britain; author, lecturer and former editor of Of Punch; Morris Shumiatcher, Regina, President of the Civil Liberties Section of the Canadian Bar . Assembly. Rev. Bernice Gerard, Pen- tecostal' Assemblies pastor, chaplain at both the University oft British Columbia and Simon Fraser University in Van- couver. Dr. "Heather Morris, President of Alliance for Life will be Chairman. On Saturday a Rally for Life will be held at the Ottawa Technical School followed by a Walk. for Life to Parliament Hill where symbolic white flowers will be laid in memory of over 39,500 lives which were taken in Canada in 1972 by abortion. The buses will arrive home late Saturday night. Huron road superintendents rneetfor annual banquet The annual banquet of the Huron County Road Superin- tendents' Association was held on Wednesday, October 24, at the Memorial Hall, Blyth On- tario. Karl Haberer, Road Superintendent Hay Township and'1 President of the Association, acted as chairman for the evening. " 'Official greetings were brought by Robbie Lawrie, Reeve of Blyth, Roy Pattison, Warden of the County of Huron, Jack Riddell, M.P.P., Huron South and Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. Huron North and Bruce. The head table and distinguished guests were in- troduced by the Vice President, Al Nicholson, Road Superin- tendent Tuckersmith Town- ship. Roy Sparrow, • representing Ontario Culvert and who had assisted in the formation of the Association in April, 1962, spoke briefly on the success of the organization and was pleased to see the organization has been a benefit to alLin the County of Huron. ElginThom- pson, Reeve of Tuckersmith Township, enthusiastically ex- pressed the thanks of the ladies present, the Reeve, Deputy Reeve and visitors for an ex- cellent evening of fellowship and appreciation. Douglas Armitage, District Municipal Engineer of Strat- ford and James Britnell, County Engineer for Huron both spoke on the high degree of co-operation, efficiency and achievement they have received on a Provincial and County level from the Road Superin- tendents of the County of Huron. The Huron county Road Superintendents' Association is proud that one of its members, William Taylor, of Stanley Township, has been elected' to the Presidency of the Ontario RSuperintendents' Association and was present and able to bring official greetings from the parent Organization. Bill Campbell of McKillop, expressed the thanks of the assembled group to the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Blyth Legion for the banquet served to ap- proximately 135 guests. Mrs. Stewart Ament repled on -behalf of the ladies. The President, Karl Haberer, called Bill Routly, Ushorne Township and Robert .Gibson, Howick Township, who have • r • FOR YOUR AUTO INSURANCE See or Phone MALcOLM.MAJH:E:Rs... GENERAL INSURANCE 446NT 524-9442 46 WEST ST. TASTY .MEALS for hungry people Lfr not -so -hungry Ipeople LIGHT SNACKS GODERICH RESTAURANT STEAKHOUSE & TAVERN Ltd. LICENSED UNDER THE .LIQUOR LICENSE ACT WEST STREET RED CROSS BLOOD CLINIC WED., NOV. 7th Advertisement Published By SHEAFFER PEN CO. A Division Of Textron Canada Ltd. Help. Conestoga College invites your par- ticipation In determining courses to be of- fered in the Coderich area. In order for you to assist your community, our information trailer will be located in the County Court House Square, GOderich on Thursday, November 1st and Friday, Novem- ber 2nd from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Information will be available on all programs and courses offered by the College. 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