The Goderich Signal-Star, 1963-11-07, Page 5?:1
Coming Even t ,
Npk;14IlER FAIR:. Where
a inay but Your home baking,
not work, aprons, novelties,
rden produce, etc., or ,have •a
of tea. At �Victorit. Street
iced. Church on Wednesday,
eemberU toy,, at 2.30 P.m.
Spices
North Street United Church
anal Christmas' tea and bap -
r is Saturday, November 30,
om 2.30 to 530 p.m. Theme
de cora present " "Christmasons is Ostage
st and
11 be a kitchen of 50 years
o with authentic antique fur -
tare and u`Censils. A house-
fe in costume will be busy
orina booking after children
c Baking, candy, knitted
ods, aprons, and, other gift
tides r 1A'be sold. Come
yourr friends to this
td baini event. Nursery
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d its people is welcome to
tend an illustrated talk on
issionar> ‘o ork in India by
r and Mrs. Dean Maxwell of
tont° at North Street United
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5' and -chickens, $ring.-co.tax.
Pies and :shot guns. TO 'be
Id at Janes East's farm, 21/2
ilesanorth-cast of Clinton, on
turday, November 9, at one
m. Shelf, supplied.
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;hoot on Thursday and Friday,
ovemcr.7 and 8 at 3.30 p.m.
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swimming took place in that
beach area.
"In addition to the poor swim-
ming condit`iens, the accumul-
ation of algae creates a most
offensive odor, not only on the
beach but throughout the act-
tage area if the wind is -61..1'a
.westerly direction. •
"From a health standpoint,
tests of the water taken at the
beach area revealed exeesside
gr;aiitities of coliform organ-
isms and E Coli, indicating the
,presence of " sewage which is
recognized as emanating from
the town of Goderich raw sew-
age disposal into the lake.
``Because of these conditions,
property values have fallen
away drastically, and the sale
of property is practically im-
possible. This will be attested
to by -property owners who
have attempted to sell, par-
ticularly in 1963.
"The chief factor contriput-
ing to the beach Sonsiitions is
the supply, of nutrients from
the Goderich sewage flow into
Lake Duron, which because of
-natural-currents._.is-.erried to-
ward Bluewater Beach. ,This
means that the problem is not
one which will disappear in
1964, but which will ,continue
and even increase until the
sewage source is eradicated or
corrected by means of a proper
disposal system with an out-
let other than at its present
position."
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Not Wealthy
Mr. Lemon, association chair-
man, said that the cottagers
come up here to enjoy t h e
beach and water, and are not
wealthy people, "as some be-
lieve."
"We have 80 or 85 cottagers
At the beach," he said, "who
come with the idea of spending
the summer. Last year some
h,j to go home in the midst
of the holidays on account od
the offensive odor. Others
travelled to Black's Point or
into Goderich to swim. This
means additional cost to each
cottage owner. Even at Black's
Point there is toilet paper float-
ing in the water: '
"In addition to the items
pointed out in the letter, there
are other matters, things the
association believes the town-
ship should do and could do for
the taxes we'pay. Your reeve
was kind enough to come and
see our beach on two or three
occasions in..the summer, and I
believe will attest that our
beach is not good.
"The road into the beach has
been graded only twice this
summer, until recently. You
did provide calcium, which was
appreciated, but it should have
been done earlier. The ditches
•are full of trees and under-
.ale or not. The plugged cul-
vert mentioned is a problem.
for the associatioxa; carers
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J,)UNGANNON, Nov. 5.—M'r.
d firs. Thomas Webster and
s. Victor Errington visited
s Rena Stevenson at Hensall
Sunday.
Miss Joyce Eggleston of
rampton spent ..the weekend
th her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
rthur 'Eggleston.
Anglican Guild
St. Paul 'Sunday morning during the
onsoredalla euchre e at the Par- e United Church. service the Mes . Lack Service
h Hall one October 25th. M Thy sen ers met in the basement. -These things lead us to be -
'vett -and Mrs. Russel Brind-Betty Irvin was pianist for licve we are not ' getting for
`., gent's, Eric McN2e and hymns and Karen Dawson and i our takes proper service in the
harks Itiv ett. Another party Sharon Park were leaders.• t area. I do not believe there is
scheduled for this Friday -- `a single person who uses your
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Beverley Culbert and Donna
Pentland. Joanne Veldhius,
Beverley Culbert and Bernice
Thompson were in charge of
decorating and also the games.
Mrs. Herb Finnigan and Mr,s.
Robt. Irvin, leaders, were in
'cha.rge ,,.df-• th,e. -lunch.
have sim,ifiar problems. I do
not l hink ° your property is as-
sessed oil value from the beach,
but on land and buildings; the
location is your choice. But 1
know the people in Goderibh
feel they are going to be forced
into something very soon. Y'ou
have done a wonderful jpb in
presenting `your case, a5d I feel
you are going to get results.
Stewart Geddes, London, men-
tioned an opinion of health of-
ficials ,that the new beach at
Goderich is being jeopardized.
Ile pointetl out that the OWRC
can only make recommenda-
tions, and debentures are sub-
ject. to approval of the Ontario
Municipal Board, which takes
into consideration the resources
of the municipality. There is-
rro doubt in our• minds the value
of our property is down, and
that assessment should be re-
duced "proportionately.
Assessment Figure
Mr. Alexander estimated that
assessment worked out at about
20`,'� of the selling value of a
cottage.
Mr. Lemon undertook to re-
port to each cottager, in place
of a registered letter from...the
clerk, anad proposed that'a meet-
ing- of association representa-
tives and council be held early
in the new Year.
growth which has not been
cleared out, and it ,has been up
to the cottagers in most cases
to do that, but there are lots,
on which no cottages have been.
built and the growth is right'
to the edge of the road, creat-
ing hazardous traffic conditions
at some corners. Someone
closed up a drain in the west-
ern part of the , development,
with the result that about 40
cottages are sitting on land not
�prop.erly drained, and up- to the
first of July they would not
dare use their toilets. It has
been pointed " out to council
that there are a couple of cul-
verts only the/width of the
road, , or less.
att DineyReters THhTrip-
To Goderich ,fin C' Program
The second portion of, n CBC attended school there. 'Ile also
featurec'on Walt Disney appear -'spoke of hate visit' to Goderich
ed on TV Friday evening on the in July of ),947. He said that
rogrann. 'Telescope, his wife accompanied. him- on
Interviewed in his ' Pisney.
land setting, Walt Disney spoke
of the fact the at his' €ather once
Lived atw. Goderich, Ontario, and
"Our nine -mill rate does not
move very much," the reeve
said, "but the county rate has, Mrs. Peter, Cantelon of Light -
and the 'high school and public house street toured the -urea
around Hohnesville fram which
school rates." ,
his ancestorS came. His great -
Mr. Alexander was asked if great-grandfather, who came
he knew of similar complaints out from Ireland, once operat-
elsewhere, and replied that a ed a grist mill near Holmesville
boiler- factory at Seaforth has and other relatives lived in that
oceasioned the only nuisance area and alSo. around BlueVale.
On the TV program, Mr. Dis-
ney referred to his wife making
fun of him for one portion of
his exploits while in Holmes-
ville. Walt arrived at one old
farm on which the buildings
were quite deteriorated and
took pictures of it from every
angle. Later, how/ever, he was
t
find tha this' ' not therho. The toderic
farm at all on which he tho rgl>,t
a rel; tive (Mee livt~d.
131.1t Walt thovoughly. enjoyed
his sentimental trip to the
.0oderich area, also, visiting old
Central School (now the Huron
Pioneer Museum) 'Whibhis
father attended as a boy,
amuse the pupils there, seven
stopped long enough to draw
his trip, but was not particular- his familiar' cartoons for them.
ly inte'reted 'in the scenes of
-The writer recalls that Mrs. carle Terry
Disney, remained at the Bed- II -
ford Hotel ,in Goderich 'while
he, Disney, -and the late Mr. and
Singers Please
her husband's forbears.
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Mr. and IiIrS.„ Clarenee HoYilAN
TerrY „and Tim vidtea with Wit,
'Ond MO. Wm. Icnight, Donnie
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4ml Ricks", oyor the woken!.
bird sanctuary .-at IiingsVille, y ' °
and etildren. - . , OUR' NEW
along with Mr. and Mrs. 1<night
Mr. and Mrs. Al Meader,, Aril -
old and Rottnie of Detroit visit-
ed i with Mr., and Mrs. :Archie
with them for a few days. ,
The Earle Terry Singers, un I Mr. and Mrs. Goorge-Maxuire
cl,r the direction of founder- ' of Detroit visited with Mr. Jack
direcTortar0 Terry, pre6ent:.( Green. Mr. Green returned to
an impressive concert Ttiesday Detroit 1.-o vend the winter.
night in the G.D.C.I. Auditor- The sy mpathy of the com-
ium. The group was sponsored munity is extended to Mr. Mel.
by the 1Vien's Club of Knox Dickson anefamily in the pass -
Presbyterian Church. , . ''' ing' aWay of her father, 11/r.
Mr. Russel Bradford in,tro Wilfred Quaid of Goderich.
ments to date. professionally presented by the
brief 'outline of their achieve -
While the attendance was choir. Included in the program
disappointing, .those who were was a group of European Christ -
there were treated to an even- mas carols which were unfarn-
ing ,of delightful music clever- iliar to the audience but re-
ly arranged by Earle' Terry and freshing in their novelty.
A member of the deputation
said be. did not think ships
went out the required number
of miles to dureso chaff and
cleanings. P,
"fwe *ere responsible for
the conditions, you would have
a legitimate complaint," said
the reev,e, as the delegation de-
parted. "Your representations
will have great. pressure; I be-
lieve, in bringing matters to
a head."
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ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
Nov. 10, Twenty -Second Sunday after Trinity
8:30 a,m. Holy Communion
10:00 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class
11:00 a.m. Remembrance Day Service. °
Parade of Branch 109, Royal Canadian
Legion and the Ladies' Auxiliary.
7:00 p.m. Evensong and Sermon
gector; REV. CANON KENNETH E. TAYLOR, M.A., D.D.
Mr. George Burgoin, Organist and Choirmaster. .1
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THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA
North Street United Church.
10:00 a.m. Sunday School
REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
(Nursery and Junior Congregation)
Organist and Choir Director
Mr. 1 1 leve has been P E RS D N A L
-Mrs. F. Overholt, Goderich
Mr•s. T. Bailey, Bayfield, and
Mrs. G.- Manning, Goderich
Township,- visited Miss D. L.
' einke I ami on t
Mr. a
David of Burlington visited two or three years. Goderich
over - the weekend with the has not .a sewage disposal plant,
Misses Laura and Lottie Jack- which may have contributed to
this, al hough algae comes, sevv-
son, Britannia road. t:
school, and y
60 per• cent "of your taxes for
Jar csun.._ i, schools."
Goderich hos , i•><ai but is ex- „��'e in Goderich .Township
cMrd homu this wdek. appreciate very much you pco-
14rs. Paul I- enderson and plc coming tip here," said
eathcr left alton Airport Reeve Forbes, "and feel sorry
unday via jet lane for Pitts- � for> you in the condition the
urg to join. he -husband who , I It on Sunday
ill be playing hockey for the J B J ckson and son beach has „ot into rn the pas
ittsburg Pirate this season:
Mrs. Abner .orris, who was
n tlhe sick list 1st week, arriv-
d home on Sun .ay from Gode-
ich hospital. Mr.� and Mrs.
nderson Ilugfo• d were visitor
o Tier home.
An impressio baptismal ser -
ice. was held unday morning
hen Catheri e Mtay, little
aughtcr of r: .,arid Mrs.
gorge Riley r e ceived baptism.
ev. J. A. Vel hius officiated.
hey' moved to Winthrop last
vgo , ri back for the
rcasion and ere giz"e'sls
Ir. and Mrs. 1 red Young.
Misses - 'Nett e and Clara
proul moved on Monday to an
partment in oderioh for the
inter months.
Miss Pearl 'aldwell,� Leam-
`ngtan, is visit ng at the home
of her sister, . rs. Jack Spivak.
OE is also at her o. wn house
art time, prep ring it for rent.
Liss Idlf# 6'+ zel . ernan, t
ovcd To Luc now two wee
go.
Mrs. Lauret a- Retford, Tor-
nto, was a visitor at the home
f her sistd`r,. Mrs. .Jlerb Fin-
nigan, for the eekend. .
Mr. and Mrs Harvey Bryans,
everley and Ann of
ndon spent the weekend wi'tlr
r. and .Mrs. Alvin Sherwood
and Robert.
Englrsh fine wool with, cash-
mere gives these coats 2 n ele-
gent and expensive appearance.
The cloths have been-, specially
treated so they are rain 'n
stain resistant. Thu apprec-
iate the easy cut. yet the look
of quality in these garments.
Choose a subtle check or
hairline overcheek.
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE REV. d. LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Mintsfer
Miss Marion Moore,'Deaconess.
William Cameron, Director of Praise
10:00 a.m. Sunday 'School
10:10 a.m. Minister's Bible Class
Study: St. John 10:1-11, 16
11:00 a.m. Service of Divine Wor,ship'
Sermon: "The Valley of Dry Bones"
Nursery and Junior Congregation
REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY —
7:00 p.m. Evening Wership
Studies in "The Acts of The Apostles":
(3) "The Coming of The Spirir,
8:00 p.m. Young People's Society
Enter to Worship Depart to Serve
.50
Presents
LA
AYS
NOVEMBER 1,1 -1 2 -13
MacKAY HALL
THE UNITED 'CHURCH 'OF CANADA
Victoria Street United Church
11:00 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Remembrance Day Service
"Stones"
1:30 p.m. Benmiller-t—Church and Sunday School
REV. CECIL A. DUKELOW,
MRS. -J. SNIDER, Organist.
,,,,,„4122sarg2221-.Xerved seats at R. W.. Bell's office.
The box office' wirrot-WWMItftritoviamb,er.414
There are still a few memberships in G.L.T; avail -
DO NOT DELAY — Make,sure,of seeing this hit!
Last weekend we NA' 3re swamped by people in dire need of
overshoes. Here was a young man caught in the same predic-
ament and he was on his way to Sproule Shoes Id rectify the
situation. Don't be caught by the next fall of snow; ei.est in
have lots of time, and you have lots of time to make your
selection.
We' have rubber footwear and shearling lined footwear,
to fit every member of your family from the toddler right
--up to grandma and grandna. All are reasonably priced, in--,
cidentally.
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
Corner Victoria and Park Streets
12,,EV. R. G. PELFREY, Pastor. Phone JA 4-9306
9:50 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL
11:00 a.m. Men and Missions Sunday
7:00. p,m. Evening Service
Wed. 7:30 p.m. Prayer 'Meeting and Bible Study
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Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McCul-
lough, Kitchener, were recent
'rsitors with their .aunts, Mrs.
Nellie Stewart and Mrs. Thomas
Edmunds.
We were sorry' to hear of the
illness that befell Mrs. Harold
Errington lastweek. She had
an infection on her face. She
went to Wing am hospital and
a few days later was removed
to SL Joseph's Hospital, London,
for treatment. - She was able
o come home on Saturday,
much improved. -
Mr.'' and Mrs. Mel E. Reid on
Monday night celebrated the
•latte�r's birthday, November 4th,
by having supper at Zurich and
Friday night to the Benrniller
group for .a Hallowe'en iittity.
ride Wily on Thursday night
which was inclement weather. Judges for
OV. costumes Sproul and Mrs. 3. A. Veldbills•
Prizes were won by:. fancy
PUBLIC NOTICE
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WINTER
VERSH ES
GODERiCH BAPTIST CHURCH
Montreal Street Near The Square
10:00 a.m. Sunday'School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
7;00 p.m. Evening Worship
Lawrence Stibbards, senior, student minister from
McMaster+ University, wilf be in charge of the Serviced.
Remembrance Day
By virtue of the authority invested in me by the
ColUncil a the Town of^ Goderich, I hereby proclaim
a holiday.
MOND- AY, NOV • llth
This date is proclaimed to perpetuate the memory
of those who made, the supreme Isacrifice in defence of
our country, and thage who. served, in that. cause, I
urge your support and attendance at the Cenotaph on
Monday, Novemben 11th,, at 11 alin.
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THE SALVATION ARMY
CAPTAIN and MRS. ROY WOMBOLC1 f
10:00 a.m./7 Sund'ay Schopi
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
7:00 p.m. Salvation Meeting
Tuet., 8.:00 p.m. — Prayer Meeting
's 4 A WELCOME IS EXTENDED TO ALL
checks or
in sturinnc bold
muted checks and
herringbone. These are half
quilt and half pile ine4-1 and
they combhie tin. ultiniate in
warmth together with • appear-
ance and light, weight.
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$27.95.to$35:00
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-Bethel Penteostat Tabernacle
• Corner of Elgin and Waterloo Sts.
, REV. ROBERT .CLARK, Pastor
10:00 a.m. Sunday Schobl. Classes for ail lges.
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
7:30 p.m. Evangelistic Service
Tuesday 8 p.m. Bible Study and Prayer
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