The Goderich Signal-Star, 1960-06-16, Page 4']due Goderich Signal -Star, Thursday, June l6th, 1960
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INTERNATIONAL NCKLoli .OFFICIATES
MonarchuChevrons Presented Lions;
New Executive Officers' Installed
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Robert Young, 19 -year-old bank clerk of Leamington,
Ontario, won the title of the "top `teen-age driver in On-
tario" with ' an accompanying cash award, of $100 and
the "Esso" Trophy. He eliminated approximately 60 other
contestants in ,the finals of a province -wide safe driving tom
petition held at Scarborouggh recently under the joint aus-
pices of the Scarborough Junior Chamber of Commerce and
Imperial OiI Limited. Seen here with the junior driving
champ are, let to right, Hon. A. Kelso Roberts, Attorney Gen-
eral for Ontaiio, R. N. Bubbs, of Imperial Oil Limited, Young,
and Sheila Morton, "`Miss `Teen -Age Road -E -O" Queen.
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Dinnin, of Zurich, attended the
(4uderieh'LionsFC1.uib„meeting on
Friday nighty presenting Old
Monarch Chevrons to some two
dozed Lions and- installing the
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,d„,I]r,.. J4 tn'," ,11;.#8,,: litiir4tn.0 .., P.Pa.aoed.. the....cDaxbmittee Ow--
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the Goderich 'eoii�nitt�eo arming- men :for . the:.:1901061 ,term as
ing for a T,11. survey, here July follows:
19-26, •made r a dramatic plea for Bob. Hays, attendance; 'Alex
all-out co-operation when the Alexander, membership
iceyi,s nide Based on the. YU:Connell, .program; Bab Smith,
1960-61'eXecutive officers of the average national pattern, he bulletin and -publicity;- "flail
club stated there 'would .be from ILionlby, konvention; John Mc-
Connell, mays- and"means; Herb,
Stott, bays and girds, 'ilI4roi'd-
Betbger, Lions information; Tom
Bidner.,. hockey; John Sully,
community betterment; Dr. R.
M. Aldis, health" and, welfare;
SamAnderson, seals; Bill Schae-
fer, Young Canada Week; Clay-
ton •Edward,. sickness and .flow-
ers; Gordon McManus, property.
Movies of the Lions Fashion
Follies,- taken 'by., Jim Britnell,
were given a .`world 'premiere"
at the meeting.
A financial brief of the, oper-
ations of Young Canada Week
was given as follows: total ex
penditures,., $1,755.23; total re-
ceipts, $1,859,29.
The names of the 1980-61 ex-
ecutive of the Gaderich Lions
Club, who were officially install-
ed by International Councillor
Vic Dinnin, were rpublished in
the May 19th issue 'of The
Signal -Star.
, i'u I es, b. feral: three to, bur -persons -walking
er lumber of both Barrie 'and around Goderich. right .now who
Tim,mins'Lions clubs, went a 2.,5.
year Charter Chevron.
Twenty year Monarch Chev-
rons went -to Frank Curry, M. J.
Ainslie. and J. H. Kinkead.
Presented with 15 year 'Mon-
arch Chevrons were: David
Allan, Con' Baechler, Harold
pettger, George Buchanan, Clay-
ton Edward, Arnold McConnell,
William Mills, Ebb Ross, R. G.
Sanderson, Robt. Smith, Leo
Walzak arid L. D. "Nip" Whet-
stone.
Awarded 10 year Monarch
Chevrons were: Dr.. R. M. Addis,
Alex Alexander, A. P. Boutiliers
Glen G. Gardiner, Bill Gardner,
William T. Lumby, Hugh Spring
and K. F. Wilkinson.
[Mervyn Stephens conducted
initiation ceremonies for two
new memlbers, Oz. Sleinin and
Bruce Sully, and also for recent
pew members, R. W. (Rri.) Bell,
Stan Jones, Cayley Hill and Dan
Murphy. date.
Retiring president Ebb Ross
expressed thanks to • the mem-
bers of the club for the fine co-
operation given to him during
the past year. The ~incoming
president, George Ellis, ' paid
tribute to the excellent job done
=or he-retiiring president during
the past year. He also an -
have T:B., but who are unaware
that they have it. He stated
that $40,000,000 a year is spent
in 'Ciinada in fconnectipn with
T.B. Dr. Ross .pleaded for a
full turn -out of workers to carry
out the T.B. survey in Goderich.
Credentials were presented to
Mery Stephens and David Allen
to attend the International Lions
Convention at Chicago in July
as representatives of the Q,ode-
rich Lions Club.
Student Aid
A recommendation of G. G.
Gardiner that a fund of $2,500
be set up by the Lions Club to
help financially embarrassed
students attend universities was
given approval. Purpose of the
fund..wilL..be to loan money to
the students, on a non-profit
basis. The idea is to be re-
viewed 4by the- executive of the
Lions Club and a concrete plan
submitted to the club at a later
In the -absence at the begin-
ning of the :neeting of Lion
president Ebb Ross, vice-presi-
dent John Stringer was chair-
man. He called for a minute's
silence in respect for the mem-
o% ,of a longtime and active
`remi+ er--of the' oderirh° 1t s -
Club, Nelson Hill.
Notice of By -Law
TAKE NOTICE that By -Law Numbered One of5t1960
of the Board of Trustees of The Roman Catholic Separate
School for the Town of Goderich, was passed on the 27th
.day ofMay, 1960.
AND TAKE' FURTHER NOTICE that the said By -Law
was passed for the purpose of borrowing moneys to pro-
vide for erecting,: equipping and furnishing a three room
school
AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the amount of
money to be borrowed for the provisions aforesaid; is the
sum• of Eighty Thousand ($80,000.00) Dollars'to be -secured
by fifteen year debentures ofthe said Board dated the
15th day of July, 1960,. -.and that the said sum of Eighty"
Thousand ($80,000.00) Dollars to be borrowed pursuant
to the said By -Law, the interest thereon and the said
Debentures shall, be and are by the' said •By=Law made a
charge upon the said school' house property and all the
otherdreal and personal property in the said Board and
upon all separate school rates -of the said Board until the
said Debentures and each and every of them npgether
with interest thereon shall have . been fully paid and
satisfied.
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AN -0 TAKE FURTHER NOTICE'that the:said-Deben=
tures will bear interest at the rate of six and one-half
per cent (63fZ%) per annum from the date thereof' and
shall be . repayable in accordance with the following
schedule of payments.
SCHEDULE OF PAYMENTS
Year
1961
.1962
1963
1964
1965
1966
1967
1968
1969
1970
1971
1972
1973
1974
1975
Principal
$3,000
$3,000
$4,000
$4,000
$4,000
$5,000
$5,000
$5,000
$5,000
$6,000
$6,000
$7,000
$7,000
$8,000
$8;000
Interest Total
$5,200
$5,005
$4,810
$4,550
$4,290
$4,030
$3,705
$3,380
$3,055
$2,730•
$2,340
$1,950
$1,495
$1,040
$ 520
$8,200
$8,005
$8,810
$8,550
$8,290
$9,030
$8,705
$8,380,
$8,055
$8,730
$8,340
$8,950
$8,495
$9,040
$8,520
AND TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the said By -Law
Numbered-is,on file at the Office of the Secretary -Treasurer
of the said Board, Goderich, Ontario, and may be examin-
ed between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and
five o'clock in the afternoon, Mondays to Fridays, Inclu-
sive.
DATED at Goderich, Ontario, this lith day of June,
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THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF T.IIE
ROMAN CATHOLIC SEPARATE SCHOOL
FOR THE TOWN OF GODERICH.
(Sgd.) ' -J. A. BARRY, -
Secretary -Treasurer.
CARL DORLAND
HEADS G.L.T.
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Goderich Little Theatre mem-
.bers, patrons and friends met
in a convivial atmosphere at
Maitland Golf -CICS" 'tats P.-
8th, f9r the annual • general
meeting- of the group. About
50 enjoyed the' social meeting
which rounds
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season of activities. Air Vice -
Marshal Sully, Councillor Mrs.
M. Mooney, ,and -two executives
from the Western Ontario
Drama League, Mrs. Florence
Smith and Mrs. R. H. Back,
were among, the guests present.
H. B. Such, assisted by (Mrs,
Franik. Saunders, led in a sing-
song. Apart from -actual stage
',}iroduotions, all of which were
successfully executed, the group
have been active in TV work,
and special mention was made
of completed • backstage industry,
in particular, rewiring of stage.
lighting equipment, for which
Harry Ford was commended. A
token - of the group's appreci-
ation was presented to him.
New front curtains have been
fitted, and more improvements
are under planning for the next
season.
• Introduced to the, group by
Mrs. Florence Smith, Mrs. R. II.
Back , provided interesting in-
formatipn about the activities of
the Drama League.
j-nterv:ieWed4 later, Mrs. Back
-sriTssed the_"Gemnmunit.y - aspect
of little theatre 'work. A fre-
quently overlooked result of a
well -supported' group is the con-
tribution made to the ,well-being
of the youth of the locality. As
evidence it was noted that Lon-
don Little Theatre leas 500 stud-
ent members alone, a constant
supply of new talent, apart from
an assured audience of the fu-
ture.• It seems - .that the : chal-
lenge of theatre work -offers an
outlet to young people which
cannot otherwise be given ex-
pression. This in itself is testi-
mony to the desirability 'of a
community 'providing ,facilities
for the •continuance of good live
I theatre within its own bound-
aries. And, in this respect, Mrs.
Back noted that so many adults,
unaware of the help they can
.give to Little Theatre, whether,
they can act or not, hesitate to
offer their skiits in o,rctivities
andpersonal support just as
important, although less obvious
than their more drama consc-
ious neighbors. Realization of
the equal importance of both
audience and group as a'‘com-
rbined community effort is the
key to success, enjoyed by all.
The members accepted the
nominated executive for the
- corning --season Elette
president, ;Carl Dorlland; vice-
presidents, Mine Hill and M.
iMefie; secretary, Betty Etue'
treasurer, Reg. Bell; press re-
presentative, Adrian Schofield;
corresponding secretary, Ellen
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