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AUBURN, May 9.—The ex- Knox W.M.k Meets' `"
ecutive of the Auburn Horticul- The W.1VI.S. of Knox United
ture Society held its May meet- Church held its May meeting
with the president, Mrs. John
ing with ,the president,' Mrs- Durnin, in charge. Miss Viola
Kenneth Scott in charge. Mrs. Thompson received the offering..
Gordon R. Taylor, secretary, Mrs. Harold Webster, the trees -
read the minutes. , Mrs. Bert urer, gave the financial state-
ment. The members were re -
Craig gave the financial state- minded to bring good used cloth-
rnent. She reported that there ing and pieces of woollen coat -
are 41 members and a balance ing to be sent in the June bale.
male for plenting small ever -
of $115.32 on hand. Plans were, A large box is in the Sunday
School room in which to put
green trees around the Auborn
letters at the west end of donations. Mrs. Harold Webs
the ster presided- for the program
village. An invitation was ac- with Mrs. William J. Craig at
cepted to attend the May tea the piano. The Scripture was
on May 12 at Blyth. The Society
decided to send to Hanover for read by Mrs. Ernest Durein,
followed by prayer by Mrs.
Pyrethrum plants to plant in Webster. A solo was sung by
the Manchester ;Garden. A let- Mrs. W. J. Craig, accompanied
ter was read about the Essay on by Mrs. Kenneth McDougall.
Birds of Ontario and also the Mrs. Charles Straughaa gave a
coming competition for photo- paper on Home Missione. Mrs.
graPhy. A Rose Tea is planned R. Easom took the study book
to be held the latter part of which was entitled, "The Ship
June wtth Mrs. William T. Robi- Under the Bridge," explaining
son as convener, - assisted by the ecumenical movement. An
Mrs. Ed. Davies, Mrs. Bert Craig, interesting, report on the morn -
Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs. ,ing. session of the Huron Pres -
Grange. . byteriaie S.','" -prepared -by
Mrs. Gordon McClinchey, was
Marian sYoungblut presided read by Mrs. Oliver Anderson.
for the Ida White C.O.C. meet- Mrs. John Durnin reported for
ing in the absence of the pre- the afternoon session. Mrs. Wil-
sident, Johnny MacKay, who was ham T. Robison Presented a
ill. The flags were held by paper on Christian citizenship.
Maryftanderson and the minutes Mrs. Webster thanked all who
(were read by the secretary, had assisted with the meeting.
Eddie Haines, The Scripture . Guest Of Honor
was reed by Keith Scott and the Miss „Ruth Andrews -was. gnest
Donald Hainea, folleveed by evening
when. friends and • neighbors
The missionary story was told her approaching marriage, in
by -the leader, Mre. Wilfred the Sunday school room of Knox
• Sanderson. Plans were made to Presbyterianetilletireheeigese-Ro
attend the C.O.C. Rally to be Deer presided for the ehort pro -
held at Seaforth on May 27.
The- C.G.I.T. gram. A sing -song was led by
WS. Gordon R. Taylor with Mrs.
The C.G.I.T. set May 39 for thl Robert J. Phillips at the piano.
evening, of their annual, IVIothe Mis. Ernest Durnin gave a read -
and Daughter banquet to be ing and ,a piano duet was play -
of the chfirch with the guest der. A musical number was
speaker to be Miss Betty Marsh, played by Mrs. John Deer, Mrs.
KA., Goderich Public School
teacher. Rose Marie Haggitt (Continued on page 5)
Groulis- Meer
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BENIVIILLER, May 9. Ben-
rniller United Church' ladies met
in the church on May 3rd. Mrs.
Archie Swain, president of the
W.M.S., led the group in open-
ing devotions with a Special mo-
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byterial rneethig was given
Mrs. A. M. Straughan and. M
Annie 13exter. The latter al
reported, as work convener, th
a 50 pound bale of, quilt patch
had been sent to Nelson Hou
B.C., for Indian women to ma
quilts. As the blanket proje
will continue, donations towa
the purchases were requeste
Anyone having woollens, °Me
or contributions are asked
sontact Miss Baxter. 'The lead
of the Mision Band„ Mrs.
Pfrimmer, sent word that t
group had their seal for anoth
year. The literature secretar
Mrs. B. Straughan, distribut
books and periodicals aft
whiCh Mrs. Swain closed th
portion of the meeting with
reading and prayer.
Mrs. Howard Veagan ealle
for the usual W.A. roll call, mi
utes, and correspondence to b
read by Mrs. Hugh Davidso
the secretary. Bills were a
proved including one for a war
robe to hold the choir gown
Mrs. Frank McMichael, Mr
Norma Hazlitt, and Mrs. Be
this item. Further plans wer
made regarding' a cold suppe
to besheld the end of MaYt Til
session Closed with the Vette
hostesses, Mrs. ATihtir Mailtel
Mrs. J. Kernighan, Mrs. Gran
MacPhee and Mrs. Ralph Jewell
by the ladies to which the C.G
LT. members, their mothers, an
leaders, Mrs. Frank. McMichae
and Mrs. Ken Fisher, were in
tilted. -As word. „of thanks wa
eirbn-linaT'Vrthe-girls lex
Connie Durst. Mrs. Elfth
Pfrimind, leader of the MiAion
Band, expressed her appreei
was in charge of the meeting ation for the invitation to at
and Barbara -MacKay presided at WOMEN TEACHERS PLAN tend also. Remarks were made
the piano. The Scripture was
read by Marian Youngblut and FOR ANNUAL 'MEETING . by Mrs. Howard Feagan, Mrs.
Wrn. Treble, Mrs. J. Kernighan;
the offering was received bY The Goderich Unit of F.W.T. also by the past president, now
Linda Baechler.. Margaret San- A.O. met April 26th with Miss a Clinton resident, Mrs. Milford
derson read the 15th chapter Betty Black presiding. Mrs. Durst. The ladies were glad to
of Exodus and Mrs. Duncan Mac- Fisher and Miss Black' each ex- have present another past mem-
Kay gave the study based on plained helpful drills theyeelteitt. ber, Mrs. Franklin Mitchel, now
Bible School - 4, -
Plans were made for members . . ,
Representatives of all the to attend the Spring Conference HURON CROP REPORT,
hurches in the village we're at London. The annual meeting Continued wet weather has
esent at a meeting to plan of the association is to be 'held further hampered.seeding °per -
sr the Daily Vacation Bible at Exeter on June 6th and it ations in Huron County! The
School. Rev. R. M. Sweeney is hoped that a number from warm humid weather during the
presided. The financial statee„this unit will ,attend.
. ment was given by Mrs. Gordon mrs. Stephens, Mise A. Craw- some growth on eaStures and
past „few days has promoted
R. •Taylare The minutes of last ford and Miss M. West were fall wheat • Although there is
year's school were read by Mrs. appointed as nominating com- little pasture as -yet, some cattle
Wes Bradnock, It was decided rnittee for the new slate of, of- are outside because ot shortage
to hold the school July 24-29 ficers.
with the closing exercises ta be • ' of feed. ,
held on the morning of July 29 '
Donors Totalled 152
t Bloodainic Here
discussion followed concern-
ing teachers and assistants and
anyone wishing to help please
contact any member of the ex-
ecutive.
87th Birthday Celebrated
Mrs. -William Anderson cele-
brated her 87th birthday on
A total of 152 donors gave The boy had been accidently
Tuesday at the home et her blood at t' e Blood Donor Clinic shot some weeks age. ,
daughter, Mrs. Worthy Fowler, of the Canadian rted Cross So- It was reported that the re-
R.R. 5, Goderich. A family din- .ciety held at St. George's Parieh cent can.vass in this area by the
ner was held at the •Commercial Hall on Wednesday afterno
Hotel, Zurich, in her honor •last and evening of last week. from the Town of Goderich.
Sunday. Those attending were Campaign Director of•Middle- '
Mr. end Mrs. Worthy Fowler, sex and Huron counties, Mr. Twelve Red Cross workers
from the London Depot, three
Donald and Elaine, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, of London, told erivees, two registered nurses
Gordon IVIcClinclemeand John, The SignaI-Star at the start of and seven assistant under Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Anderson the- Clinic here that there had
. been an increase in consumption
son. Mrs. Anderson, the foam- in,the past 18 months of 38 per with Miss Roberta Heeled, tech -
were present at the clinic along
er Florence Patterson, wes born cent. .The need ter this area, he nician. Those assisting at the
in Auburn,:the daughter of the- stated, was about 7cro bottles per clinic were: Receptionists: Mrs.
. late Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pat- week -
• was married 59 He praised the work of Mrs. card index, Mrs. George Jenner
years ago to William Andersnn Frank Curry as chairman at -all and Mrs. J. K. Sully; typists, Mrs.
who passed away, 16 years, ago. of the past five clinics and of A. McConnell, Mrs. P. F. Carey,
She has two sons, Thomas, Tor- Mr. Leo Walzak for his canyase- Mrs. S. C. Anderson, Miss F.
onta, and Oliver, East Wawa- ing for prospective blood donors., Armstrong andelVIrs. E. Stiles;
limb s also two daughters, "Mit. 'll'abilfifilig.--th-e-76W--WeirTillig hed"s7e'SareianTh,--fiTiT.-117
Gordon (Lillian) M'eClinchey, done by the blood bank, Mr. 0. Jerry; Mrs. J. Stringer, Mrs.
Auburn, and Mrs.•Worthy (Dor- Andersbh 'said a man in Vie- I. Papernick, Mrs. L. Walzak,
othy) Fowler; 14 grandchildren toria 'Hospital, London, from Mrs.. J. M. Graham and Mrs, B.
and nine great-grandchildren. _Huron County had required 120 Spring; kitchen, Mrs. IL Rivers,
She . has also one sister, • Mrs., bottles of A.B. Positive blood., Mrs. N. C. Jacksen, Mrs. E. Prid-
Alberti, Shackleton, Toronto, and also that the life of an Exeter ham Mrs. C. II. Graham, Miss
of Grand Prairie,
a broth r, D. . P e son, Q.C., boy had been saved when he M. Campion, Mrs. W. Legg and
wee given nine pints of blood. Mrs. H. Williams. '
-was-a-htma--04-0111X-a-artta-Cadets-wlio presentedi the details --
, sat down to a dinner in th4 Collegiate Cafe- of which are to be found elsewhere in this
10th.* At this dinner the various awards Photo by
Hon. Lester Pearson, leader of the Liberal
Party, talks to a group following the annual
meeting, of the Huron Liberal Associa-
tion at Clinton laSt Thursday evening.
For details see story on Page II. In photo
. above are, from left to right: Hugh Hill,
who presented the slate of new officers;
Andrew Y. McLean:of Seaforth, who was
re-eleeted president of the Association;
Mr. Pearson; Harold Shore, of Goderich,
secretary of the Huron, Liberal Association.
Building Peimits For
New Homes Are Up
Perinits for new dwellings
Goderich totalled $72.800 up
tfie `ad Of April oi-this year
comparison -ta $59,225 for
same period a year ago.
This increase for,dwelling p
itaesteeeageireeeeeeflectesel dm:
the month or May iiiTh p
mits being granted last we
The owners, locations
amounts for these permits
as follows: George Turt
Hueon road, $12,000; Dan M
Deenican Million, Oxford .stre
$10,000; Ernest Richards
Elizabeth street, $12,000; M
borne Cox, Cameron stre
$10,000.
Town Council Friday nig
granted permission to the C
adian Legion Band to hold
band tattoo at Agricultur
Park on August 4th.
A, letter to Town Council fin
J. E. Huckins read: "I have
earneet., desire to retire from
activities. Therefore, please
Arena Board and Planni
Board effctive immediately.
Mr. B. M. Ross presented
estimated cost of $12,500
have North street widened b
street, which includes the pa
ing and the re -locating of th
hydro line.
The United Senior Citizens
Ontario, in a letter to Tow
Council. stated that Senior Cit
zens Week in Canada' was
be observed from June 4-1
They asked that Goderich Cou
have published a _proclem
ation in recognition of the wee
A copy of a letter from th
Ontario Minister of Publi
Works to C. S. MacNaughton
M.P.P., was read. It had to d
with fire Protection of the On
tario hospital being built sout
of Goderich. The letter state
that provision was being mad
at the hospital for fire protec
tion but that if the services o
the Goderich Fire Departmen
were ever necessary, an agree
ment with the town would he
made at a pre -arranged price
per trip.
A committee was appointed to
look into the planting of trees
on Cambria road, It would in-
clude planting, of trees along
the boulevard fronting the pro-
perty of the Goderieh Manufec-
Luring Company Limited. This
company has ppinted out that
struction in the north west see -
on of their yard facing Cam -
ria, road" whieh neePssitates
n open view of the buildings.
Craduating. high school stud-
nts from various states will
ake .up the passenger list of
e.. S.S. South American when
the boat visits Goderich harbor
on Sunday, May 28, between 10
and 11 p.m., it was stated in a
letter from the Chicaefo, Duluth
and Georgian Bay Transit Com-
panv.
The Gpderi-N T'rotting and'
in Agricultural Association was
notified not to use the track on,
May -19th- since the- annu al. -GDCI
track and field meet was to be
held' at Agricultural Park -that
The sum of $200 was passed as
eesegrant toeetshe Lions Club in
Young Canada Week.
A special meeting of Council
was to be held on Wednesday
eyening to consider plans of
two new subdivisions, one by
Harold -Share -and- the other by
A. J. Alexander.
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Mr. Doug Whitfield, formerly
of Goderieh, has been recently
transferred from Windsor to
Hamilton, and appointed super-
visor of operations for Canadian
Petrofina, it's. Western Ontario.
Mrs. Whitfield,*eg and Tommy
will move to arnilton at the
nine years.'
Mrs. Gordon ' McManus and
Mrs. David • Thorne were dele-
'gates of the Aethur Circle %f
Knox Presbyterian Church,
Goclerich, attending the Even-
ing Department Conference of
James' Presbyterien Church,
HOLD BIBLE QUIZ
Goderich Callegiete and Clin-
ton District High School teams
were winners of a semi-final
Yeuth For Christ Bible quiz
Dr.. B. Corrin trophy with
717 GANANOQUE MOTHER PRAISE'S
Exeter. Wingham and 'Walker -
Lions ladies -
Night Tonight
The annual ladies'. night of
the Goderich Diens Club will
be this Thursday, evening at
Harbourlite Inn with Vice -Presi-
dent Bruce Erskine as chairman
In a.lucky drawsprize _some .lady
is to win a gift valued at $106
Election of new officers will be
held on May 25th with the. in-
stallation of the new executive
ends on June 27t'h with the an-
nual "Steak Night" at Maitland
Golf Club ia charge of Peter
MacEwan.
The Harbouraires have been
engaged, for entertaininent and
will provide 'music -for the
ladies.
NEW ROAD SUPT. FOR -
ASHFIELD TOWNSHIP
Richard West, of Ashfield
Township, has been named town-
ship road superintendent, la pos-
ition vacant since the death of
Herbert Curran early this yeer.
Mr:--Weetr-eonsineneee his duties
tep e There were 17 applic-
ants or, the position. •
Mr. West is the third superin-
tendent in AshfieId since this
office was established 35 years
ago. The late John Kilpatrick,
the first man to hold the posi-
tion, served tWo years. The -
late Herbert Curran served 32
ther new municipal, of -
n Ashfield,is Gordon Boyd 10
who has been appointed teem- fa
cillor succeeding John Bradley m
who hes not been able to con- .
Untie because of poor health. he
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Seen Needed fly
rs. J. -Thompson, Vice -President
Of Huron Presbytery.United W.A.
The. eighth annual meeting
Huron Presbytery Woman's .A
sociation of the United Chur
was held in CaVan Unite
Church, Wiothrop, on May 3r
The theme of the meeting w
"For we are the Workmansh
created in Christ Jesus for Goo
Works." Mrs. Harold Phillip
Blyth, presided.
Devotions were conducied b
the Seaforth ladies. Mrs. To
welcomed the ladies to Cava
Church. The secretary's an
treasurer's reports were give
the absence ef Mrs. M. Bea
Auburn, treasurer.
Mrs. Gordon McKenzie, Se
forth, ..asked that pictures
parsonages be sent to Mrs. Ha
old Walsh, 4823 Chilber roa
Windsor, to be used on poster
by the Dominion Board.
Other committee reports wer
given by: Visitation and ''Chri
tian Stewardship, Mrs. Orv
Harrison, MOnkton; press, Mr
tian education, Mrs. Alex Boye
Seaforth; leadership education
MeVittie,- Blythe- in
the absence of Mrs. Frank Bain -
ton; life membership, Mrs. Nel-
son R,eid, Walton; correspond-
ing secretary, Mrs. A. R. Hamil-
ton, Goderich; literature secre.
sels; Christian stewardship, Mrss
Robt. Taylor, Clinton.
Mrs. Neil Bell sang a solo, ac-
companied by Mrs. W. Cuthill,
Seaforth: Mrs. 'Nelson Reid,
Walton, gave a report of Con-
ferenee W.A., at Central United
Church, Sarnia.
Afternoon devotions were con-
ducted by the Port Albert ladies,
InCluding Mrs. Ernest Crawford
who read Scripture and Com-
mentary , and Mrs. Harry Led -
nor who gave the prayer. Mrs.
Mel Dickson and Mrs. Earl Bogie
sang a duet accompanied by
Mrs. Robt., Bogie.
A skit describing 'several
boards of the church, directed
iby Mrs. Nelson Reid W-alton
was presented.
Mrs. A. Rs Hamilton, Goderich,.
introduced the guest speaker,
Meg. V. C. Joiner, vice-president
of London Conference W.A.
Rev. W. Summerell installed
the 'officers for the balance of
this year, the same, slate as for
1960 with the addition of Mrs.
Jos. Thompson, Goderich, as
vice-president. e
Mrs. Phillips announced that
2 had registered; also that the
11 meeting will be a joint
eetinge with the W.M.S.
A provisional committee to-
lp organize the new organiz-
ation "United Church Women"
s. will include Mrs. Harold Mit-
ch lips, Mrs. R. E. Pooley, Mrs. Jos
1 hompson and Mrs. A. R. Ham-
ilton.
Those attending from Gode-
rich included Mrs. Percy Barker,
Mrs. Fred Barker, Mrs. S. C.
Argyles. Mrs. H. D. Hobbs, Mrs.
Neil McKinnon, Mrs. Len West-
brook, Mrs. A. R. Hamilton, Mrs.
Horton Talmay..
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- ton. The semi-final competition
was held in connection with the,
1CONDUCT OF GODERICH TEAM'
The memriers reported.. on the
progress of their project to read
d South Huron Youth For Christ
e rally in the Clinton Legion Hall.
- Rev. Wilson Ewen, of London,
was guest speaker. A film was
a
th
SENIOR CITIZENS
The Senior Citizens of Gode-
rich met on May 3 at MacKay
Hall with 25 inembers present.
After the business session they
played bingo and "500". Mrs.
Noble Young ‘kon the door prize,
a set of kitchen tools, The
next meeting will be on May 1.7,
I eras, Percy Morden, of Hazel
ark, Michigan, has returned
home after "baby sitting" With
her grandehildren, This 'was
while her son-in-law -and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Con Baechler,
were visiting in Puerto Rico
where the Young Presidents Or.
ganization was holding a conven-
tion. Thisincluded a dinner in
exotic ' "carnival" atmosphere.
All attending were dressed as
pirates, eareplete with eye
patches, ashes and rubber
REQUEST—SENT IN- ADVANCE
BY SAILORS OF THE R.C.N:
FOR 'SINGLE YOUNG LADIES'
When two boats of the
Royal Canadian Navy pay a
courtesy call to Goderich Har-
bor on Monday, June 12th, it
is planned to have a cocktail
party aboard one of the boats
for invited guests. '
This will take place between
maximum number of guests
to be invited will be 40.
Goderich Tavvn Council has
been advised of the plans of
the Department- of National
-Defence boats to -visite-here -
and are making all arrange-
ments for same. •
little Suggestion to make re-
garding the guests to be in-
vited. It was all summed- up
in the sentenee: "It would be
much appreciated if a number
of single yoting ladies could
be included on the invitation
list since we have aenumber
of baehelers in the crew."
Just whom the Town Coun-
cil has appointed to select the
"single young.ladiet" has not
beeh divulged as yet, but it
is bound to be a tigklish job.
And so the JotilAtill be a
tough one sinee, as the 'sohg
'All the nice girls love a •
sailor .
All the Nice girIS rove a tar:"
Plan Exhibits '
Of Crafts
The Margaret Seeger Club of
St.....Georges Church held its
last meeting ;until _fall on Mon-
day with Mrs. J. Murison pre-
siding. Mrs.. C. F. Chapman
read the minutes and Mrs. -R.
Carey gave the treasurer's re-
port.
Mrs. R. W. Bell, convener of
the ways and means committee,
presented suggestions for the
fall tea and bake We to be held
in October,' including exhibits
of crafts and of photography: -
The September meeting will
be a pot -luck supper convened
The members were happy to
accept Atm. M. Mathers' invita-
tion to her home for coffee after
the meeting. A surprise guest
was Mrs. D. Challenger, a past
president of the- club, -
returning -to Goderich to live.
UNEMPLOYMENT LITTLE
CHANGED . TO YEAR AGO
There's only about 30 differ-
.ence, between the number listed
as seeking erriployment- through
the National tinployment Office
at Goderieh as at April 30th
this year and the same time a
fear ago."ThTS-A-Pril there were -
479 males and 190 females for
a total of 669. A year ago there
were 503 males and 198 females
for a total of 701. The Gode-
rich office serves most of Huron
County.
VICTORIA HELPERS..
The Victoria Helpers met at
the home' of Mrs. John McDon-
ald Monday evening with the
president- Mrs. Sam Argyle, in
the chair and Mrs. Ruth Hay-
den leading the singing., The
devotional period was ih charge
of Mrs': Hayden and readings
were .given by Mrs. Ernest Pat-
terSon,' MI's. Charles Breekow
and Mrs. Dave Harman. Mrs.
Fred McCullough anti Mrs.
S. Argyle -Mai Mrs. Joe Thome-
Son as alternate, . were ap-
o toznrall'organizations into one
voman's eroup in the church.
eiciety on the Provisional Board
Pressed „with the sportsmanship1PROUD of these boys.
displayed by members of the; I had two of the boys billeted
zzy
team and thoge in charge of Wand Uncle Lorne) and I know r
during the recent Ontario chain.' can speak for others. that they
I pionship series. :were a yery well-behaved group
As a result, she has written , of boys and it ta
the following letter to The„Sige to have them visit our home.
nal-Ster for publication for the; This friendly -feeling was up -
benefit of those concerned:
Gananoque. Ont..
May 6, 1961.
-Editor, Signal -Star,
Goclerich; Ont.
Dear Sir:
your paper to the citizens of
Gederieles,eincere appreciation
of, the kindnesses afforded our
Bantam "117 hockey team and
It i
g ves me, as one of the par-
ents, a very warm feeling of sat-
isfaction to 'see the friendliness
and congeniality between two
rivals in sports.
held throughout the series with
Parry Sound and Goderieh, and
the. boys should be coneratulate
ed on such fine sportsmanship
and comradeship.
in your paper on behalf of a r"
sportsroinded mother.
Your§ truly.
Principal H. M. Shackleton
told the Public School 'Board
Tuesday evening that by 1964
three new class rooms will be
required, basecron the preseit
normal growth, and that by that
time another new school might
have to be built.
An extra class room has had
to be added every year for
about the past ten yeaes. In
1950, there were 18 elass rooms
in use in contrast to 28 class
rooms in 1960.
Enrolment at Victoria Public
School in April was 717 while at -
Victor Lauriston School it was
275.
Saying that a fifeh kinder-
garten class might be nebefeary
bY next fall, Principal Shackle-
ton added that, if this be so,
it will be necessary to have al)
grade eix classes located in
Victor Lauriston School.
The School Management com-
mittee has been requested to
bring in a report to the. next
meeting on fees to be 'charged to
non-resident pupilse and non•
supporters of the Public School.
This was feIt advisable due to
increased operating costs. Back
in 1954 the fees were' set at
$100 per pupil attending full
time and $50 for kindergarten '
pupils.
The Property committee Was:
horizedeta equip an addition..
al class rWom at „Victor Laurie
ton School to be ready for school
opening next September. It will
be located on the second floor
aveasetheeegeannasium
ganizations presently using the
gymnasium and the room above.
it will be notified 'that the ac-
eornmodation will be no longer
available after June 30th since.
the -School Board will halle
T• he School Board agreed to
he request of Town Council tc
ake available to the Town
ertain of the Board's property
order that Blake street might
e extended.
Nine New Teachers ,
New teachers ,hired by the
ublic School Board are as fol•
ws: Min- Dorothy Kerslake.
.R. 1, Centralia, a graduate. of
ondon Teachers' College; Miss
nn Alexander, R.R. _1, Hensall„
eraduate of fhe Lo
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from Toronto Teachers' College
i in 1949.
The resigeations accept(
were from: Mrs Marjory Ilse.
titer, of Walton. who aias tauget
s' College:. Miss Anne Ma
enzie, R.R. 3, Goderich, a gra
ate of Stratford Teachers' Co
ge; Miss Bonnie ,, TiMani]
rockville, graduate of Stratfor
eachers' College; Miss Donn
e of Stratford Teachers' Co
ge; Miss Marjorie Boyd,
onths, but now a graduate
ratford with her Interim
acher's certificateu Mils. Ruth
addick, of Londes13oro, with
ars' experiences Mrs. Ma
ars' experience:- Miss Elam
tt, .of Weston. who graduate
s.
5
here for two -years: ' Mrs. Nancy
Mrs. Lillian flailam. three yean;
"Mrs. 'Evelyn Howe, two yeare;
R. McKindsese two years here.
a book of the Old Testament 'For
every month. Lunch was serve oth
ed by Mrs. C. Breckow and Mrs. iRhe
D. Harman following an auction, ,
onducted by Mrs. Mamie Sute
. joining t e staff of :the.
t Erie Public School. iri-re
er resignations from Mrs
a Jones, Who had taught two
years, and Mrs. Catherine Ales-
er, for five years, had- been
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SORORITY DINNER
4f;.oderich ,delegates were,
ner of 'Beta Sigma Phi Sorority:0.P.
at Huron College. London, Tues -,119'
women who took the "Ritual 'were
of Jewel." I Ig were re- ten
,.eived as members of the Sore seve
ority
AREA 0.12tP. FIGURES
uring the month of April.
Goderich detachment of ths
P.: issued 350 warnings, la d
charges and checked 1.3,17
rine- In firarrifonth--fh-cre
seven reportable accident -
non -reportable accident',
n single vehicle accidentr
two persons injured.
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Faimers Will Face
June Census uestio
,,viSllixb enumerators in Goderich , formation to be colletted in the Poses at the Dominion Burfio
; days in connection with the tak- '20', less than that collected in ; The agricultural census shou:d
I ing of the 1961 Census inFaCan- !the 1951 census. Many ques not be confused with the year.'ye
' a•da which commerteeseare Thurs-, tions on production and .hei June --and-D-econber surVe:,,!:
day, June 1, The job in Goclee useeecollected by the Domihion The forthcoming June. seines,
!rich will be completed within 'Bureau of Statistics through reg will duplicate a number of ques.
! about two weeks time, accord.' ular sample surveys -have been tiens onethe 1961 Census. He,
jing to -Joe Allaire, census come eliminated from the 1961 Cele ever, the return of both forms.
lJrnissioner for Goderich. while sus,
in the rural areas it will takei
HIM' Will the census be taken? will be published. before census
How, it Works is necessary, since the' .hine sue
ieonwetoektsbe population In the last week of May. most information can be made ava)l-
census in the rural 14rea there I farmers across Canada will re Able, as well as certain inform
will also be a census of agrieul- eeive by mail the general agri- "ation not collected by the eCn-
ture to provide information for cultural forin.* His being mailed sus. The June survey form is•tv
the Dominion Bureau of Sta- June 1 so that farmers will know be returned. -by mail, while the
tistics. This 1061 agricultural in advance of the arrival of the _census font- is to be held foe
census form contains 186 ques- census taker the questions he the census taker. - .
tions. That's in addition to or she will ask. It is hoped When -the census,forms arrive,
the queries of the population that fanners will have the an at the agricultural oprocessing•
wfoirTdmeo
obtain a picture of nation- taker arrives. and Ottawa, the facts will be
sy;ers ready when the census offices at Winnipeg, Cornw;A
'patterns of agriculture, the If the farmer is away when transferred to code sheets. 3n.
cen.stfe form must make provis: the census taker calls the Yrife formation about individual
ion for every type of farming- can then belie the answers avail- farms will be Merged to obtajn
wheat,' potatoes, livestock, fruit, able. The time of both farmer a -picture of 'the entire farming
and maple syrup, for example. an census taker will be saved. pattern of Canada. :Varibm.c. . ,,,,,
'pRauttinleit'ilsat-rfatripeera7d1Yeefonalylile'a ipnor- secrecy, By law, returns front ed and releas d beginriino in ti* .
nsus- takers. Are swath 'to Uhler 6i-fettit -0A/111 '56 'PIMA: -
tion of the queations asked_ v3,,:jij ms, ,41(1410.0 fmn_areltelsitt pring.010 2—U6...fina pot- ---
he applicable. to Mein. qrleteit confidence:They eon bc Ts expected by the spring. ot
Further,. the amofint of in, use only for -statistical pur- the following year,' ,