The Goderich Signal-Star, 1961-10-26, Page 3.p.
HIS`CiRIC CROP
The first- wheat grown in
Western Canada was seeded in
the Carrot River Valley in Sask-
atchewan by Chevralier de la
Lorne in 1754.
ANCIENT ART
Feltmaking probably was- an
earlier art than spinning, since
felt was used for olothifg and
head -covering in ancient Asia.
Two beatniks watched a jet
plane streak across the sky.
Suddenly the plane burst_ into
flame, and the pilot used his
ejection seat to get clear. "Man,"
said one beatnik, "dig that crazy
toaster.'
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Mon., Tues., Wed.—Oct. 30-31, Nov. 1
"THE TR' APP FAMILY'
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The appealing storyof a nun and her family.
Ruth Leuwerik, Hans Hott and Maria Hoist
Thurs., Fri„ Sat.—Nov. 2-3-4
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NURSERY SCHOOL
WITCH DOCTORS, STORY
AT FREE METHODIST WMS
The Free. Methodist W.M.S.
held their October meeting at
the home of Mrs. Lorne Sparks,
Bayfield, with an attendance of
26.
Mrs. I, Cornish, vice-presir
dent, eondticted the business
with reports given by: the secre-
tary, Mrs. L. Rodges; treasurer,'
1Vliss M. Disheri stewardship sec-
retary, Mrs. L. Sparks, Plans.
were discussed for wildingthe
Ghna
rist s parcel, ta, the ..wme
m th 4£as . 00ge . ,at ,;rhe ` n-
lian `residential school at Moose
Jaw, Saskatchewan.
The program, under the direc-
tion of Mrs. E. A. Cooper, in-
cluded a film on Free Methodist
missions in Ruanda and Urundi
M Africa.
Miss Mary _ Dt ekworth-- gaun
the Scripture reading and Miss
Barbara Cooper read an article
on -witch doctors-!wbo--stil1prac=
tise in Northern Rhodesia.
Mrs. F. Hawkins presided • at
the piano for the singing of the
hymns.
A duet was sung by Kathryn
and Beverly Sparks, accompan-
ied by Mrs. Sparks at the pianq.
Mrs. M. Riordon closed the
meeting13'with prayer. .
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CITES NOMINATION NIGHT DISINTEREST
• itizens Should "Wake Up'`Warns
ouncillor Announcing Retirement
Heralding the approach of
municipal nominations on Nov-
ember 24th, Councillor C. • M.
Robertson at Town Council Fri-
day night announced that he
Mad' b+ t xetirulg et : ' 3%
EPP-14a.at-fie: tandHuf ; the .pre-
sent -term.
Mr. Robertson pointed uut
that he had been a citizen of
Goderich for 50 'years and had
always taken a keen interest
in town affairs. `+a
Referring to nomination night,
-Councillor- Robertson- said,--" Un-
fortunately, it's pretty mueh the
Town Council members who do
the nominating- while, .a -few
citizens are present to - watch
proceedings.. The citizens of
Godericlf should. wake up and
take more interest in these nom-
inations," he stated.
Councillor Robertson added
that "People don't realize the
amount of work there is to be
done at Town Council."
Noted for his frank expres-
sions .of opinion regardless of
what reaction they might bring,
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Councillor Robertson has had
a fairly • long record of muni-
cipal service.
On Friday night, Councillor
Robertson spoke of the "un-
sightly mess" that is the- bank
facing the new bridge over the
Maitland River. He fejt that
the Winter Works Committee
should look into this matter
and see what could be done to
remedy it. He thought this
same committee should also look
into the matter of cleaning up
LAY -OUTS * DESIGNS
SHO -CARDS and SIGNS
Lynne Comrie
and
Mae Ketchebaw
will be pleased
to accept
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
Heather Beauty Salon
108 LIGHTHOUSE ST. — GODER1CH
Hair Styling
Beauty Aids
63. Britannia Road West
Goderich, Ontario
PHONE JA 4-9'43
(After 6 p.m.)
J. W.Deflomrne
FLOWER
SHOP
the brush in the lakefront area
between where the CPR round-
house was to a .point on the
beach in front of the Sunset
Hotel. iI stated many people
ie r 4P 3h'
y er0 z ; kj'g. � toter .0, 0#$
aru-SIVIIM -are:
°not particularly beautiful.
Councillor Robertson stated
he had heard remarks around
town regarding the bringing in
of out-of-town hockey players
and getting jobs for them here.
It doesn't seem right to get
jobs for these strangers just
because they play hockey, said
Councillor Roberfson. He added
that .. the suhjeet would be
brought up at the nomination
meeting.
Councillor Reg. Jewell point-
ed out that the Arena Commis-
sion had nothing to do with
this and it was entirely in the
hands of the Booster Club.
Mayor E. C. Fisher explained
the plans of the Booster Club
in this respect, pointing out tlfe
club was interested in providing
Goderich with a good strong
hockey team. As an example
of the Booster Club's interest,
Mayor Fisher pointed out that
at the end of one season the
club found itself with a $1,400
deficit when the members of
the club raised the money from
their own pockets. Mayor
Fisher stated that the Junior
Hockey Club, sponsored by the
Booster Club, pays all the bills
in connection with its opera-
tions and gets 80 per cent of
the gate receipts at the Arena
while the Town gets 20 per cent
of the receipts. The Booster
Club looks after necessary liv-
ing or .schooling. ,expenses of
the out-of-town players, Mayor
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From 10 p.m. Until 1 a.m.
ADMISSION 75c.
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Unusual-Growtri
For -October
_ October has been producing
a bit of unusual growth. this
year. Mr. Thomas McPhee,
R.R. 3, Auburn, brought to
The_Signal-Star office a whole
cluster of ripe raspberries
picked from his.' garden on
October 21st. Mrs. A. Gitson,
of Cleveland, Ohio, who has
been visiting at her home on
Anglesea street, found 'blos-
soms on her cherry trees on
Anglesea street on October 18.
The trees were purchased
from Ivan Louzon and planted
on September 5. '
HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
The October meeting of the
Woman's Hospital Auxiliary
was held in the board room of
the hospital, Mrs. A. Nicol pre-
siding. Mrs—K. E. Taylor and
Miss L. Youngbiut are to repre-
sent the auxiliaryat the On-
tario Hospitals' Convention in
Toronto, later this month. Mrs.
F. Curry enrolled volunteers to
assist in the Red Cross Blood
Donor's Clinic. A committee
was appointed to purchase ma-
terial for, and to assemble the
Christmas stockings for the hos-
pital patients. The Gift Shop
reported a successful month's
usiness. _
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Robert Ryan, Teresa Stratas
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Pete. Marshall, Tommy Noonan
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First Shaw at Dusk.
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SIGNAL -STAR BRINGS
THEM HAPPY MEMORIES
"News of the town of Gode-
rich is always ,pleasing,". writes
Wellington Davison, Winnipeg,
in a letter to a friend here.
' We would like to visit there
and have a look around the
schools, new bridge, post office
and the new extensions or the
's borders. Sow time we
make it."
It is 55 years since Mr. Davi-
son was in Goderich:, Mrs. Davi-
son is the. former Vida Bell,
whose home was on Cambria
road. . -
"The Signal -Star gets . a
thorough going-over by my
wife," Mr. Davison reports, "and
things don't seem right if it
does not arrive on Monday's
mail. Tales of the old days and
the recollections of old resi-
dents are always ' of interest,
because they bring to memory i
many incidents of the daysi.
when ::we knew the town."
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