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'.....Achievement'night for
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-The twenty-fifth Annual
1furon County 4/1 Achievement
Night will 1e-.11eld in the een..
tral, Huron Secondary School, -
Clinton, on Friday, December
1st, commencing at 8:00 p.m.,"
says Len MacGregor, Extension, .
M'sistant for Huron County.
All Nihon Count Agri-
culturalClub members who
completed a project in 1972 will
receive 'their awards on this
ocCasion, as well as those who
have received special trophies,
and awards for .their 1972 4H
club work. '
, Everyone who has an interest
14!"tirt1k4-H Programme is invited
to attend the Achievement
Comeonoverl
WE'VE
GOT THE
KiD-
• SIZED
CAT
The Kitty Cat. Our, playful
version of the big Cat. Sized
and powered for kids from 5
to 10. And the Kitty Cat
makes Cattin' around safe
kid's play with molded rub-
ber ski tips and tracks -
molded plastic
hood. It's nes
wonder kids
are comin'
over to
The
Cat, too y're all comin'over
the
at
SCHUTZ
CHRYSLER
Huron Road, Goderich
524-8311
'T0743000
Goderich Mayor Harry Worsell, right, presents retiring Public Utilities Commis-
sion employee Gerald Whaley with a gift of appreciation in recognition of his 12
years service to the commission. Mr. Whaley was honored by friends and the
P.U.C. at a reception last week. (staff photo)
Whaley retires
Presented with gifts
On Friday ovenineWirsiernber
24, the employees and com-
missioners of the Goderich
P.U.C. assembled at the utility
building to 'express their ap-
preciation to retiring Com-
missioner Gerald Whaley for his
contribution to the local utility.
For the past twelveyears Mr.
Whaley's decision to retire, ef-
fective December- 31,. 1972, was
prompted by his desire to seek
election to the Separate School
Board as the representative for.
Colborne and Goderich Town-
ships and the Town of Goderich.
The retiring commissioner was
the recipient of gifts from his
fellow commissioners and em-
ployees.
Mayor Worsell, in making #
ere.Li'Vki
Presentation on behalf orthe
Cointnissioners, made reference
to Mr. Whaley's enthusiasm and
energy in utility matters and
wished him much future success
and happiness.
Reg' Bridle, •Water Depart-
ment Superintendent, who is
also the utility's senior em-
ployee, conveyed the sincere
thanks of his colleagues to Mr.
Whaley for the kindness and un-
derstanding shown by him
during his tenure of office.
Mr. Whaley paid tribute to'
the staff and commissioners for
the help and co-operation exten-
ded him over the years and ex-
pressed the hope this co-
operation would always be
prevalent., • w "
Congratulations
TO OUR MANY PRIZE WINNERS
— MRS. JILL SCOTT of RR 1, Blyth
— BERNICE McILLWAIN of RR 2, Goderich
— MR. ALF MASON of Wingham
— MRS. GOkDON KERR of RR 1, Dungannon
PORTABLE T.V. DRAW
TO BE MADE ON DEC. 23. ENTER OFTEN
BY SHOPPING AT JACK'S TEXACO
— MR. JOHN SCHNEIKER of Goderich
— EVERETT SPARLING of Goderich
— BOB HOLMES of Wingham
— H. M. JOHNSTON of Goderich
100 GALLONS OF
TEXACO GAS
was won by
FRANSIS SCHRAM
of Goderich
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Lennard (Ben) Shea -MOW -4i: d
life long resident of Goderich,
will assume the office of cornrriissioner, via acclamation, in
1973.
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CARE IN THE
HOME COURSES
JACK'S
TEXACO
394 HURON ROAD
V
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Automatic
Car Wash
5247744
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The annual Meeting of St.
George's A.C.W. took place
Tuesday, November 21st,
Secretary; Joyce Pinkney,
read the minutes, which includ-
ed the highlights of th past
year. . • ' - •
The TreasuOr's report was
given by Shelagh Sufl, which
outlined the considerable
amount of monies earned and
put out..
Group reports were heard
from the various chairmen.
President Roslyn Campbell.
reviewed -the events of the year,
which were- very successful ei-
ther spirituallY-or
She *as thankful to all commit-
tee heads for their co-operation
and expressed her feelings of
encouragement for the years to
come.
Mrs. Campbell then present-
ed Mrs. Forrester with an en-
graved silver spodn with frvery
best wishes for her future in
London. Mrs. Forrester has
been an .active member of the
parish for many years.
A new slate of officers for the,
I972-73 season was presented,
alter which, Rev. G. G. Russell
installed the following officers:
Pat President, Roslyn Camp-
bell; President, Evelyn Scanlan;
Vice -President, Shelagh
Secretary, Pat Carter; treasur-
er, Bertha Brunk.
The following are the group
'chairipen: Marilyn Banniter,
Canon Taylor Group; ,Lu Legg,
Education Group; Grace Sale,
- Grace - Pat-
terson, Correspondence Secre-
. tary. •
Mrs. ScaMan, in her inaugu-
ral sPeech, commended 'the eft-,
forts of many. who worked so
hard at the various events over
the past two years. In. particu-
lar, a tribute was paid to Grace
Sale and Roslyn Campbell who
have been the pioneers of the
A.C.W. since its amalgamation.
▪ Meanwhile, back at the Par-
ish Hall. the girls are keeping
very busy, The Cateritig group,
who have been without Alma
Bassett since she became i11,
will be baking turkey Pies on.
Decernbet 6. On DeceMber 7
they will .inake up Christmas
plates; which will be Aelivered
December 8.
The Caw Taylor, Group
(they like to live it up) are hav-
ing their Christmas meeting
December 13, in the forin of a
dinnerat the hotel at 6:15,
The Education group will
meet at -Mary Russell's home,
December 5 at 10 a.m. and will
'discuss plans to decorate the
Parish Hall on December 9.
The Sunday School is having
a program on December 10 at 5
p.m. Be sure to come out and
support the children and their •
teachers.
• The new Youth group, along
with the Chancel Group : will
decorate the church on Sunday,
December 17 at 130 p.m.
-Coming up - Week of Prayer
begins • January • 15. The next
meeting of the A.C.W. will be
January 16 at 8 p.m. ,A Runi-
mage Sale Sale will be held January
19 at 6:30. Mark your calendars.
Watch for our float at the
Santa ClauS' Parade!
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— if you are 18 years of ago,
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—If you have lived in Godericli
months
YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE A PROPERTY
OWNER OR A TENANT — ONLY A RESIDENT
Goderich will bo your town tomorrow,—
Support a man with a view,for that day, a man
who offers leadership now for your com.
munity's future.
CONSIDER CARROLL
This advertisement sponsored by the
"Youth Committee for Corral',"
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4 'Years' Experience
FOR PROGRESS AND
• POSITIVE ACTION
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DEB
EINFELT
FOR
EVE
To the electors of the 'Town of Goderich :
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I would like to present the facts on the recent controversy about my
qualifications as a candidate for Reeve.
Firstly, 1 do not object to anyone questioning, my right as a candidate, but 1
do object_to the manner in which, ilvi.as done. Mr. Haydon questionect my
right as a candidate after reading an article which appeared in a Toronto
paper. Based on this article, Mr. Haydon judged me as disqualified. 1 further
object to the attempt to turn a council meeting into a kangaroo.court and in
my opinion in an effort to discredit our present mayor.
As a landowner, 1 have taken the right of any citizen and have proposed a
subdivision (Nov. 1970). Council has always been fully aware of my position
In this matter and I had left council chambers during any discussion
referring to this. As this paper comes to publication the subdivision which
was proposed over 2 years ago has still not been' given final approval:
Subsequently, I consulted with two lawyers in the municipality and it was
their opinion that I shoukl let my name stand as a candidate for. Reeve.
The seeds of doubt have been sown. 1 look to you, the voters of the Town of
Goderich, to make your decision based on my community participation over
the past 14 years and more recently as a councillor for the past 4 years.
On December 4th, 1 respecOully solicit your support for the office of Reeve.
Deb Sitewfelt
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