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-01-1SS beard „Chairman John
Lavis reported. Wednesday that
PhallgeS policy SoonhaVe
to he made by the department
of.education or the local school
Would be in dire Strait* in at-
tempting to meet capital ex-
penditures •or what the depart-
, merit terms "permanent im-
provements",
Included in this eategdry are
such • things as acquisition of
land, jtnprovements to existing
buildings, acquisition of furni
ture, library books, instruction-
al equipment, maintenance
equipment.
At present, department reg-
ulations stipulate that only two
mills may be used for this ex-
penditure, which works out to
approximately $20,000 in the
ease of the local board.
The problein sterns from the
fact that no allowance has been
made by the department for
schools 'in the same situation
as CI SS where a number of
pupils come from other centres.
None of the monies received
for educating these students
can 'be used for permanent im-
„provements.
L, R. Maloney reported he
had discussed the matter with
department officials while in
Toronto at the end of Febru-,
ary, but they indicated no
changes would be made.
"They sympathize with us,"
he reported.
"They'll haVe to do more
than that," commented chair-
man Lavis, noting that over
$15,000 of the $20,000 figure
was already being spent.
He added it was reaching the
Point where the board WaS.fird-
ing it difficult to operate .under
this regulation, and the .Sittia,
'tion would he aggrev4ted
through the proposed blinding
Pr2V411 and any land e.cq.q*i,
Lion required.
"They'll soon have to change
or we won't be able to °per,'
ate," he predicted,
Norm Counter _added that
with more schools being :Indio'
Same position as DHSS through
educating students from. other•
centres, the department would
have to change their present
reg.-illations,
Set ,Casts
Figures released at the meet-
ing by L, R. Maloney show the
cost per day for a student en-
rolled from the five "sending"
boards.
Cost per day in the academic
courses is $2.43 .per pupil and
$2.71 in the teehnical course.
These figures are provisional
estimates only and will be al-
tered to meet exact costs at
the end of the year.
As a result of the findings--/
and in anticipation of the
1964-65 enrolment—five school
boards will be billed for the
students they send to CHSS.
They are; Goderich, $96,478';
Exe t e r, $73,170; Seaford',
$62,872; RCAF Centralia,
$5,420; RCAF 'Clinton, $44,847.
The Clinton board contribut-
es the remainder of the costs,
Chairman Lavis said he "still
couldn't get over" the fact
Fidelity Unit
Enjoy Irish Tunes.
At 'WeSletWillis
Despite inclement weather!.1-4
members of the 'Fidelity Unit
of Wesley Willis UCW_tinned
out for 'their' meeting on March
10. Mrs, L. Jearvis was assisted
in the worship service by Mrs.
J. Sutter, Mrs. - J, Clegg and
Mrs, N. Shepherd.
She then presented a thought,
fpl and informative topic based
on the study book "India's Qp-
Pnrtunity",
Before the business session
began, the ladies enjoyed a con-
test in identifying Irish, airs
which were pIay*ed by Mrs. N,
Shepherd.
During the business session,
conducted by the unit leader,
Mrs. N. Holland, it was decided
to begin the Easter Thankof-
fering service' on April 12 at'
7:30 p.m,. instead of at 8:00
p,m. as previously announced.
Dr. Winifred Bryce, recently
returned from India, will be
the guest speaker on 'that oc-
casion.
Mrs. Holland announced in-
vitations to two other Thank-
offering services—one at Sea-
forth on March 24 at 8:3Q, and
one at Ontario Street Church
on April 2 at 8:00 p.m.
Some of the unit members'
also plan to attend the Pres-
byterial UCW at Exeter on
March 18.
The roll call was answered by
presenting articles of children's
Clothing, for the bale which will
be packed this spring.
and businessmen's supper on
June 12; units three and four
are having a daffodil tea on
Saturday, May 2; unit four are
in charge of the Men's Club
supper in April.
The Easter Thankoffering is
Thursday, April 2, the guest
speaker will be Mrs. Struthers
of Mitchell and there will also
be' special music.
Mrs. R. Wheeler announced
plans for a bale to be packed
in April and Mrs. R.' Merrill
reported that there, way .?_07
home and hospital calls made
on the sick and shut-in. Unit
four will be the visiting unit
for March.
An invitation to Wesley-Wil-
lis Thankoffering on April, 12
was accepted.
Mrs. Fear of unit two was
in charge of the program. Gary
Black favoured with two piano
solos and the guest speaker,
Mri. W. VanEgmond, spoke on
'her wok as occupational thea-
pist at Ontario Hospital, Gode-
rich. After her interesting talk
she displayed some of the work
done by the patients. She was
thanked by Mrs. R. Fear.
At May 13 general meeting,
unit one will he in charge of
the program; unit twd, the de-
votions; unit three, the lunch,
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On MarCh 12 some members
of the LatlieS! Bowling League.
met at 'the home of Mrs, L.
MacNeill to present Mrs. Y,
s,eptt. With a. farewell gift, Nine
friend.s. were .present and re,
fraSIPTiOnt$ were -served, CPI,
and Mrs, Scott will leave for .
Germany„ with their. family,.
early in April.
Cpl. and Mrs, George Balser
have moved. to Moncton
with their three. children,
Mr. and Mrs. John Dolan are.
now residing in Stoney OXVPic,
()Mario,
LAC and Mrs. T. Gibbons
have been posted to 6
Trenton, Ontario,
Many happy returns to little
Miss • Lynn Pratt who was two
Years old on March 14,
The ladies are reminded of
the WA "Nearly-New Sale" .On
March 19, at. the Ritchie- build-
ing and the Rummage Sale to
be held April 18 in the Clinton
Town Hall.
(Intended for last week)
F/C) and Mr's, J. J. Ricard
and their son are Visiting in
Ville La. Salle, Quebec.
Mrs. 'G. W. Duguid spent
the weekend in Toronto. -
Mrs. D. G. lyraltnoyi was in
Montreal for a few days.
Cpl. and Mrs. Charles Royer
and their family visited rela-
tives in Detroit over the week-
end.
Cpl. George Robertson was in
Ottawa to attend the funeral
of his father who passed away
March 3.
Best wishes and congratula-
tions to LAC and Mrs. C. A,
Haley or the birth of a dough-
ter, Rebecca Ellen, at Clinton
Public Hospital on March 2.
On Monday, March 2, Mrs. F.
M. Gerzanich left Clinton tto
spend a few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Stump, in Edmon-
ton, Alberta.
Sgt. and Mrs. L. Moore have
moved with their family - to
Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.
Mrs. R, 'Petersen will' be
guest soloist at the St. Pat-
rick's concert to be held at the
primary school in. Dublin.
- Guild Meeting"
The Protestant Chapel Guild
met in. the chapel parlours on
March 9.
Mrs. ;Joan Fehr's
group opened the meeting with
a devotional period. A coloured
fih-n en' the "Crucifixion" was
shown.
The president, Mrs. Helen
Davies, was in the chair and Mrs. Margaret Marshall read
the minutes of the February
meeting.
An invitation had been sent
to 'the Catholic Women's
League to attend the April
meeting when Mr. Robert Hun-
ter, 'student councillor at Cen-
tral Huron Secondary School,
will sneak on "The Change in
Education. Today".
Invitations were read by the
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Elsie Esterbrooks, from. Wes-
RCAF LADIES BOWLING
Pts.
Do Drops 108
Pinheads 107
Rockettes 97
Panthers 90
Best Betts 87
Alouettes 74
Rowdy Rivals 71
Arrows 69
Saucy "Seven 52
Show Offs 50
High single, Caryl Ranger,
255; high triple, Caryl Ranger,
704; high average, Caryl Rang-
er, 189.
OPTOMETRY
J. E. LONG STAFF
OPTOMETRIST—OPTICIAN
Mondays and WedUesdays
CLINTON 1VIEDICAL CENTRE
482-7010
SEAFORTH OFFICE 791
G, B. CLANCY, O.D.
— OPTOMETRIST —
For Appointment
Phone 5247251
GODERICH
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R. W. BELL
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F. T. ARMSTRONG
Consulting Optometrist".
The Square, GODERICH
624-7661
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HAED5N'S STUDIO
PORTRAIT WEDDING
and CHILDREN
118 St, David% St,
DIM 524-087, Gocterith
643p
ley Willis and Ontario Street
United Churches to attend
thoolcoffering „services,
aster baSkets. were 'assem-.
bled to be .sold for a charitable'
prOact.:a.plicia9101: creyvigOnnanta'
were served by the group in•
The CM. held their general .
meeting on March 9, when spir-
itual eNercises were tea' in
ratheepticrir feQ11,10wwlih iig th
in
ethho tics laps s,
lain 's quaxterS,
The President, M. J. Hebert
addresSed the members and ex
pressed her thanks for the
help and co-operation she had
received in the past. year,
Minutes of the February
meeting were read by Mrs. M,
Wilson. She also gave the
treasurer's report in 'the ah,
sence of Mrs. J. .Rivard.
Elections were held and the.
new executive readS as fol-
lows; president, Mrs, John
Brennan; vice-president, Mrs.
R. Haspeck; secretary, Mrs.
Wilson and treasurer, Mrs.
card,
It was announced that a sale
of religious articles would open
on Palm Sunday.
plans are proceeding for a
fashion show to be held at the
station theatre on April 15.
The convener for this event is
Mrs. R. Petersen.
,CHSS 'Board Could Have ;Problems. •
Unless Department Afters.Re9olations:
The. March general meeting
of Ontario Street UCW was
held in the ladies parlour on
Wednesday, March 11. with Mrs.
C. McPherson presiding. Mrs.
Jack Irwin, leader of unit
three, chose an Easter theme
for the worship service.
Lighted candles were used to
portray the significance 'of
"Darkness and Light". Mrs. R.
Hunter, Mrs. R., Wheeler, Mrs.
C. Elliott, Mrs. M. Epps of unit
three assisted in this service,
Following the business ses-
sion the following announce-
ments were made: Unit two
are having an afternoon bazaar
- Knights of Columbus and Bluewater Shrine Club .Wish To Thank Donors of Prizes for Gala Sports Ni g ht in Goderich, March 6
ListScl Below Are Donors and Prize Winners 'of Clinton and District
Donor and Prize Winner Is From Goderich Unless Address Given
Outboard Motor Oil—B.A. Oil, London, Ladies' Wallet—Canadian Tire Corp.,
Dianne ,Thomson, Clinton-13213. Alvin Lobb, Clinton-2527.
Seat Cushion—McPherson's Garage, Clinton, Voucher—Peter's Meat Market, Clinton,
3. A. McConnell-L44.570. Valerie Clutton-18413, .,
SpOnt Shirt—Herman's Men's Wear, Clinton, Electric Tea Kettle—MacDonald Electric, Clin-
T. K, Pearson, Bowmanville-13285. • ton—Jan Jerry-18216.
Snow Kit—Murphy Bros., Clanton, Case Peas—Corrie's Red & White, Clinton,
H. Adams, Port Elgin-10185, B. Ainslie-12689.
Wall Plaque—Lodge Furniture, Goderich, Super Suds—Swan's Grocery, . Clinton,
W. G. Burdge, Brucefield-9555. Mort Turnbull, Parkhill-12121.
5 Quarts Motor Oil—Joe Potter Cities Service, 5 Qts, Motor Oil—Harold King's White Rose,
Clinton—Reg. W. Bell-14991. Clinton—B. M. Koch, Kitchener-7898.
1 Gal. Paint—ID, A Kay & Son, Clinton, 5 Pounds Coffee—Clinton I.G.A.,
Wilson Allen, Seaforth-903. i Mary L. Taras-9304.
Glasses—Sutter-Perdue, Clinton, Fender Mirror—Lorne Brown Motors Limited,
John Dueharrne-9815. Pauline McMaster, Grand Bend-2812.
Speaker—Hi-Fi Shop, Clinton, Steak Knives—Filsinger's Jewellery,
Ron Carrothers, Thedford-1165. . ••3. C. Riehl, Clinton-5244.
Voucher--Ray Hoggarth, Tray—Ellwood Epps Sports Shop, Clinton,
Ken McRae, Clinton-5381. Dave Reid, Clinton-73,
1 Gal. Paint—Bail-Macaulay Limited, Clinton, Cuff Link Set—Pickett & Campbell Limited,
Mary Broome-8968. . Clinton—Jill Sheardown-18226.
Auto Butler—Scruton'S Firestone, Clinton, • Records—Galbraith's Radio & TV, Clinton,
Tom Glendinning, Parkhill-3724. H. S. Martin, Bramalea-8925,
Lighter—Gord Lawson's Pool Room, Clinton, , Voucher—Dory's Supertest, Clinton,
Leroy Drennan, RR 7, Lucknow-7671. 3. E. Keating, Seaforth-2771.
Silver Tray—Ormandy Jewellery, Shirt—Getrard's, Goderich,
3. McLaren, Clinton-13206. Mrs. Jessie Hart, Clinton-610.
Outboard Motor Oil—B.A. Oil, London, Cigars—Bartliffs Bakery Limited, Clinton,
Fred AnderSon, RR 5 Clinton-3586. R, A. Williams-8981.
Centrepiece—Gingerich Sales & Service, Clin- Towel Set—Martin's Dept. Store, Clinton,
ton,—Art Elliott-12676. Wave Nelson-10071.
Powder Box—Counter Jewellery, Clinton, Wooden Shoes—Amsing's Variety Store, Clin-
SiaSan Nichol, Listowel-4064, ton—H. Webster, RR 3 Auburn-18336.
Voucher—Imperial Hotel, Grand Bend, Voucher—Kum-In Restaurant, Clinton,
Arden Noble, Clinton-87, 0, Truemner, Grand Bend-5015.
Sandwich Toaster—Gerrys Appliance's, Sweater—Lee's Ladies' Wear, Clinton,
3. Filiov„ RCAF Clinton---71 Q. Ronnie Scott, Brucefield-4814.
Voucher—Steve Rouse Shell Station, Tin Ham--FitzsimOn'S Food Fair, Clinton,
Billie Stewart, Brucefield-1938, Wes Watson, RR 3 Ailsa. Craig-1385.
Outboard Motor 011—B.A. Oil, London, Voucher—Henk's Shoe Repair, Clinton,
Mrs. A. Haddy, Clinton---2736. J. A. McKee-11608,
Voucher—Village Inn, Grand Bend, Chocolates—Milt and Mabel's Ranch, Clinton,
Len Arnston, Clinton-13222 j, Remington-13646.
Voucher—Fairlidirne Dairy Ltd., Clinton, Pen—Edwards' Pharmacy, Clinton,
A. G. Grigg, Clinton-5176. Lloyd Aubin-10035,
Auto Butler—Scruton's Firestone, Clinton; Mugs—Anstett Jewellers Limited, Clinton,
3, A. McKee, RR 2 Goderich-11.607. S. H. Myles, London-4172,
1 Gal, Motor 01I—Mann'S White lose, Clinton, Light Bulbs—Clinton Electric Shop, Clinton,
*Dune Larnond, Strati-trey-13297, 3. C. Evans, Sarnia-6260. ' •
Lighter—Wrank's Barber Shop, Clinton; Electric Shaver—Newcotnbe's Drug Store, Clin-
Noel Dumont-8414. . ton—W. Tichbotne-10223.
Lighter Itit--Arrnstrong's Bowling Alley, Clin- Lighter—Maey IVIac Restaurant, Clinton,
tot—Bruce Thomson, Parkhill-14040. Billy Thrower, Watford-3235.
Ashtrays—E, O. Jerry, Hair 01I—VanLoo's Barber Shop, Clinton,
Pat Holmes, Clinton-1909. Myra. Lovell, RR. 2 Kippers-.-•11.94'3,
Magazine Rack—Beattie's Vutnittire, Clinton, Carving Set--Sperling Hardware, Clinton,
0. Whitten-7660. Paul Allin-1.4527.
Visor kit—Shore Appliances, Resclan—Chapman's Barber-Beauty Shop, Clin,
Carl Copt, Clinton-13911. ten—Lorne Luther, Grand Bend-3565,
Lighter—Elm Haven Motor Hotel, Clinton, Lighter—Maey Mae Restaurant, Clinton,
Gerald Roggarth-7861. Tony Wisser-7580.
Fender Mirrors—Stan Prevett,. Tape Measure—J% W. Counter Builders' Sup-
13,, VanRiesen, Clinton-13683, plies, Clinton—T, A. Dutton, Britcefield,
Sewing tasket—Breckentidge Hardware, Flashlight—Clayt Dixon's Auto Supply, Clin-
Ed Craig, Clinton-4777; ton—Charles Rau, Zurich-12749,
Picture- Blackstone Furniture, ' Wallet--Aiken Bros., Clinton,
G. Thornason, Lonclesboro-11801, Audrey Ormantly-6914.
Life Preserver—Aqua Marine Sales, Grand Hair Spray—Charles' Raise of Beauty, Clin.
'Bend—BradleY Xing, Clinton-13109, . ton—Arehie Hunter-,-•10949.
Life PreServer—Aqiiii Marine Sales, .Grand 6 cift. Motor Oil—Wells Auto Electric, Clinton,
Bend—R. j, Smith, Clinton-4797, Bob Hutchinson,. Sarnia-127,
rajah% Deg—Reicles Pharmacy, litimper---Eali & Mitch HardVvate, Clinton,
Mrs. C, Dixon, Clinton-1830. , C, A.clants--.1.250,
Vouches. Forest Motor Hotel, Grand boll—IVIartin's Dept. &ore. Clinton,
Bend—Mr$, PhYlliS Lee, ,AR, 2, Clinton Ethel Geitoti, Exeter-1808,
Slippets—Garrett's Shese Store, Clinton, BaSket GrOceries-4, M. Cutt Ltd, Red St
Wm, Millet DailiWood-864, ._.,, White,. Lainpinan, Clinton-7148.
CleanerS, Clinton, Seat Belt Retractott—i-toildrid't Sunoco Station,
_ Ca±hy WISSer--9994, , Cliiiten—DaVid HatiriSela15718. ,, ,
Pl*e8 May B6 Picked' up At 1%6 hoagie 01,A. Wigm';,, ee4 JOTt60 Stree4 Coderich
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there was only 28 -cents .differ,-
once in the cost per day of
technical and academie. ,stn„, •
dents,
He noted that the board had
been told the ..technical costs
per- student would be As much.
as three -times as high as that
for academic atticlehts•
Ho w4'. he went on to add
that this was Perhaps One to
the fact the entire school had
received large :government
grants and' there had not been
any debentures issued for the
purchase of the costly technical.
equipment.
He predicted. the costs would
rise when new equipment had
to be purchased for the tegh,
nical shops.
:Grants Up
Mr. Maloney has reported
that the total of government
grants to ,be received this year
would be $251,000, an increase
of 42 percent over the figure
received last year, The actual
grants worked out to 4;279,370,
he reported, .but .due to the
fact this was the ceiling the
figure was reduced on the
standards set up by the depart-
ment for limitation of grants.
Seek Assistance
The board also learned 'they
face a problem' in regard to
meeting the department's re-
cent stipulation that text books
would be supplied to all grade
nine and ten 'students,
While the government pays a
grant of $12 per student, esti-
mated cost of the books figs be-
tween $25 and $30,
Added to this is the fact be provided.
the grant is received on the The board hopes the depart-
basis of students enrolled in the meat will provide some sort of
previous year and due to the pre-payment for the books so
large increase at .CIISS, this they will not be faced with this
figure is far below the number heavy expenditure on their
for which books will have 'to own,
Mrs. VanEgmond Tells Of Ont. Hospital
In Address To Ontario Street Women
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