The Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-06-10, Page 6•;,
144E6 ,;r4sommens1m4.tierhut, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 191)4,
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LialsaaSOMITleirlininber during the Thurgannon Twirlettes first show for Hannan. (Photo hyJeanaelBuchanan)
.--pmeabatelellsteemd*Ws boat Thi evexing.in the GD CL gym,
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Letters to the editor
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4atatCliing or Friends GI
•
U e Wary bst week there
Was some discussion about ,
the rather urgent need for,
•repairs to the beautiful• .
Goderieh IthrarY bligthilre
410111141W been designated
inane
needs repairs
Goderich, and deserves others to take an interest in
ire mrefe1 structural the binary building. The
maintenance than the shod- neat meeting of Friends of
dy repairs it has been get- the Library is scheduled for
ling, notably the coati* on Thursday, June 25 at noon.
the roof, and: the patchwork Let's spruce up our library
brick job on the upper front and do our part in keeping
face. Sine* our town can af- Goderich as the "Prettiest
ford to better maintain this Town in Canada".
important historical Arms JackFiegehen,
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we wiisi RNA= no
Feed Big Brothers
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Dearnliter.
• 01113wIlheiPwe
- - --We-have- bear -impaled
for , three years now..
Presently, we have nine
matches and 15 little
brothers to match up. It
main that every time we
match up a little brother
pli—pailyte
anima volunteer big brother,
• we get an additional one or
Iwo new little lbrother ap-
We need the community
support - we need your sup-
port in Goderieb, Clinton,
• Hayfield and Blyth to get the
word aroand for more
Dear Editor:
This mouth the Huron
Board of Education will be
asked In ardorse an ''-
Got
anopinion?
- Let it be
known in a
letter
to the editor
vohmteers.
• Please let your peepie
• knovr through yaw bulletins
andwitddlikaulk
STO
(reread spelling. Because of
the recent action of Bette
Stephenson, banning a U.&
dictionary from use in an
English course, the board
NM be asked tu approve
such • spellings as
"program", "tire", (not
lyre), "truck" (not lorry),
"center", "thru" "jewelry"
and all spellings which
-laalitate reading.
For emmple, the word
• "titre is now used thruout
Canada. "The mor phonetic
spelling of "thra" is
preferable tu the long spell -
Mg add& still has a symbol
for an ancient throat sound
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• LOOK YOUR BEST
FOR
SUMMER
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and
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sessaithe skis& After suss Wass to recoadifiso skis & prolong &
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SKIN CAINHE STUDIO
32 [heaver St., Gaderich
52A-4403
Tun ulher• n,
President
Goderich and District
Bigl3rothers Association,
524-7878.
Spelling must and does
change in a living language.
Spelling which represents
• speech of 1,000 years ago
be read very well to-
dayand Shia -is why the
Australians, Papuans, In-
diMis and Sambians are
compbiming about the lack
of quality in the teething of
reading.
Our spelling flu be up-
dated by abolish ing silent
and deceptive tellers in rft-
ten vrords.
Ken Tillema,
Chatham
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...1.TrinrAPAISSA4SSAII.
Amender EfacKenzle struts along prmully d=ing
Dunemans Twiddles first show for parents, relaUves
and fries& in the G.D.C.L gym last Thursday evening.
(Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
Obituaries
GEORGE/A.
(RE) CHAMBERS
George A. (Joe) Chambers
of 195 Maple Street,
Goderieh died Toesday„ June
2 in Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital at the age
ei58.
He was born in Goderich
Township on October 12,1922
to -Frank -aiIdM0rie
(Ducharme) (lumbers.
He married Evelyn Mae
Sproul in Goderich on August
14, 1947 and they resided in
Goderich. She predeceased
him in 1979.
The late Mr. Chambers
was assistant foreman for
the Works Departmed of the
Town of Goderich.
During World War 11, he
served in Canada, theUnited
• Weagdom andCoilf&-iental
Europe as Private No. A9980.
He enlisted at Wolseley
Barracks, London, A.F. on
January 13, 1942 and was
discharged at Wolseley
Barracks, London, C.A. on
...January 18, 1946.
He was a member and past
gedclast-af -Royal Caneaaa
Legion, Branch 109 and a
member of North Street
United Church.
He is survived by one
daughter, Annie Marie
Chambers, at home; one
sister; Farniy (Violet)
FileardoWin andone brother, .
Maitland Chambers, both of
Goderich. .
A funeral service was held
at Stiles Funeral Horne in
Goderich on Thursday, June
4 at 2 p.m. The Reverend
Robert 0. Ball officiated.
Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 109 held a manorial
service at the funeral home
on Wednesday, June 3 at 9
Interment was in the
Mal land Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Stan
Meriam, Ivan Louzon,
Telford Bissett, George Sch-
wanz, Ken Williams and
WalterSheardawn.
Flower bearers were Bill
littlechild, Murray Cam-
pbell, Terry Meriam and
Pete Spain.
Homecoming
Dear Editor:
• PATIA- JOYCE
E. COLES
Mrs. Joyce E. Coles,
formerly Major Clarke, were'
known in Goderich as the
C.Q. of the local Salvation
Army Corps, died Tuesday,
May 26 in her77th year.
She became a brigadier
December 7, 1967. Three
years later, she Married
Fred Coles, an officer of the
Leamington Corps. He
predeceased her seven years
ago.
She was also predeceased
by one sister, Ada Hallam,
four weeks ago.
She is survived by one
sister, MarjoryTodd.
Captain Charles Wills
officiated at the funeral and
burial was in Mount
Pleasant Cemetery.
MRS.HELEN
MARION MITCHELL
Mrs. Helen Marion Mit-
chell, formerly of Guelph,
great-granddaughter of John
Galt of the Canada Com
-
pony, died at • Cambridge
Memorial Hospital on
Stmday, May 31 in her 79th
year.
She was barn and raised in
Goderich, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Galt. Her
father was the post master
here for many years.
She was predeceased by
her husband, Douglas
Armstrong Mitchell.
She is strew' ed hy one
daughter, Mrs. Helen
Hargraft of Toronto and one
sister, Mrs. Margaret
Clingan of Goderich.
A funeral service was held
in Guelph on June 3 with
internnt in Woodlawn
Cemetery.
jil7cOnsireery °IR:41%r
personal invitation to visit
the oldest town in Ontario as
Penetanguishene celebrates
its first aminal Summer
Festival and Homecoming
from AMC 29 to July 4.
Whether this is your first
or a trip down memory
lane; we are sure yc nal en-
joy our week of festivities in
beautiful, historic
Penetanguishene.
For a complete program,
Please • contact the
Paratanguishene Chamber
of Commerce, P. O. Boa 789,
Penetanguishene, Ontario.
Yours truly,
Grace McCabe
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•OPEN MON.-Fltl. Wit 12:30-6
WEEKDAY EVENINGS 6:30 P.M. -9 P.M.
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