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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News-Record, 1972-06-01, Page 3truckey to head summer rack program in Huron County SUNSHINE SALE JUNE 1- 7 E3.4 GRAB BAG BAG SPECTACULAR LIMIT ONI PIN CUSTOM • mini nun LASTI WID1S1.00P111161A31,02M01f1 .1ClUDIHOCIGARMIS $6.85 SUGG, LIST VALUE FOR JUST .4.111111, Clinton Nevus-Record, Thursday,,June 1, 1972 3 JUST LOOK WHAT YOU GET eei31 Antiseptic Solution, 12 as 1,33 Rexall Super Plenamins, WS Z69 Life Savers plus Breath Mints .10 Wilkinson Sword Bonded Razor .29 Watch for your hand bill in the mail for many more money- saving items. NEWCOMBE Pharmacy Murex Suspension, 12 oz, 1,95 Facelle Handy Pack Tissue .10 Wampoles C-2 Tablets, 12's,39 Goderich teacher heads atholic Teachers' Association testing personnel will visit both the established and newly-formed clubs to test athletes so that potential athletic talent may he brought to the attention of the local coaches, As in 1971, a track and field camp for promising Bantam and Midget athletes will be Conducted mid-August, The program also has three 15 mm training films that can be obtained through the Regional Coordinator, two of the 1968 Olympics and the other of the 1971 European Championships. "There is a great need for interested and dedicated people and organizations to take an active part as sponsors, executives, business managers, publicity people, officials for track meets and many other of the important jobs involved in the formation of a track and field club," Mr. Knuckey stressed, "No matter what your occupation experience, all that is necessary is an interest in youth and their fitness and track and field in general," The area co-ordinator also pointed out that assistance was needed in the executive or governing body. The consists of five adults elected or appointed annually by members and-or sponsors. Officials of this body are chairman, vice- chairman, secretary-treasurer, lady member :Wriest chairman. A sub-committee, he said, will be established to cover finances, training, coaching, transportation, publicity and public relations. "The area Of the new program," Mr, Knuekey said, "will have Goderich as the central point bordered by the towns of Kincardine in the north, Listowel. and Mitchell in the east and Exeter in the south." For those interested, the organization will be holding its second meeting on Wednesday, June 7 at the Goderich Legion Hall. Branch 109, beginning at 7:30 pm. Everyone is welcome to attend. Athletes who are interested in the formation of a track club are also invited to attend. There will be a movie showing highlights of the 1968 Olympics. Anyone seeking further information may contact Bob Knuckey at the Bedford Hotel in Goderich, Monday through Friday at 524-7337, K of C empty he st or wort two t ush Why sell yourself short? Return your Pepsi-Colo'returnables' and get money—pennies and nickels that have a way of adding up to keep your food bills down. And after all, isn't a bottle in the store worth two in the bush? Or three in the ditch? Or four on the playground? Or five in the lake? Or six in the basement? .n,d -Poptl or. r•rylffpred trod. moth, of Popfto, Int 4 1 Farm machinery does wear out and replacement parts are required. When this occurs the cultivating or seeding program could be delayed, says Hal Wright, Secretary-Manager of the Ontario Farm Machinery Advisory Board, Most of the 'farm machinery parts depots can fill 90 to 92 percent of the daily orders received from the dealers, Parts orders received prior to 3 p.m. are normally shipped the same day, Mr. Wright said. All major farm machinery companies now use Telex. This allows them to determine in a matter of minutes, whether these parts are in Edmonton, Montreal, Winnipeg, Racine, wherever parts depots are located. Then it's just a question of deciding which depot can ship the part the fastest and-or cheapest, said Mr, Wright. Not all "back orders" are an emergency, and if there is no rush the part can be shipped the cheapest way, However, if the machine is broken down and production is being delayed the decision is up to the customer. Mr. Wright advises that you make sure your dealer knows it is an emergency. Let the dealer know you're prepared to pay for long distance phone calls and air express charges. He can then demand action and get your machine in operation as soon as possible. CNX, CPX, and trucking companies do not make pickups on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays. Parts depots maintain a skeleton staff on Saturdays and holidays during the. production season but the dealer must make the pickup himself, since there is no public transportation, Mr. Wright pointed out that delays in corn planting usually result in one bushel less per acre, per day of delay in planting. Tuckey Beverages Ltd. EXE TEti 235 05 U.S. NO. 1 RED RIPE KLEENEX WHILE Dinner Napkins 4 „ 39, k g. WOO; Asced Cddoors 2 Ply box ou200 Facial Tissue 3/1 .00 WondersOlt Aster/ Colours Bathroom Tissue it rolls Kleenex flat told I ply Aiwa Col, Huron Unit of Cancer Society meets in Seaforth During the summer of 1971,ethe Youth and ecreation Branch of the Department of duration, in co-operation with the Ontario ommand of the Royal Canadian Legion, began track and field program aimed at athletes ged 10 to 15. With some revisions, this program is now oing into operation in the Counties of Huron ed Perth under the direction of co-ordinator ob Knuckey, a physical education graduate ram Toronto, The province has been divided into eight areas and two regional co-ordinators have been stationed in each area. Mr. Knuckey, who has competed in track for nine years, will be Organizing events in the Huron-Perth region. His job will be to organize track and field clubs where none have existed before. Mr, Knuckey is prepared to stay the omPlete summer in one community if this is eemed necessary, A program of inter-community track meets ill he conducted, so that newly formed clubs ind existing clubs will not have to travel great iistances for competition. A team of athletic Miss Eileen O'Brien of Goderich, a teacher at St. Mary's School there, was elected president of the Ontario English Catholic Teachers Association at the annual meeting in Seaforth Thursday. She succeeds Patrick Monaghan of Stratford. Other officers elected are: vice-presidents, Sister Mary St. Louis, Seaforth, and Adrian Pontsioen of Stratford: recording secretary, Sister Rosemary Alban; corresponding secretary, Mrs, Arthur McMichael, Goderich; treasurer, James Steffler, Wingham; councillors, Sister Mary Van Hu and Ronald Gladding, both of Stratford; Teacher-Trustee Committee, Miss Mary Flannery, Seaforth: Glen Steffler. Kingsbridge; Ennis Murphy, Stratford; Sister Marion, St. Columban and Miss Evelyn Beaupre, Stratford. Two teachers, who are retiring at the end of June, were honoured at the dinner meeting, Mrs. Esther Kelly of Dublin who has taught for 15 years and Mrs. Mary Murray of Dublin, for 24 years. Sister Shirley of Stratford spoke briefly, saying that teaching is not just a profession but it is an art because you are teaching persons, each with his particular set of problems. She said that truth is the basic concern, and that teachers join parents in making a person grow in telling him what the universe means and what he can hope for in helping him to realize what his place is in the universe. She said teachers are always concerned about challenging students but without realizing it we are always challenging them, but the situation is so complicated that sometimes we've lost confidence in ourselves—we don't want to accept the cross, She urged that the important thing was to show concern for the person and not say: "I love you because I need you, I love you, therefore I need you". When your education is better for persons, she concluded, it will be better Catholic education. over 80 teachers from Huron and Perth attended the meeting held in the Legion Hall in Seaforth. Representing the Huron-Perth Separate School Board were: Joseph Tokar, assistant superintendent of education, Jack Lance, business administrator, and the 'chairman of the board, James Morris of Stratford. holds draw The Ontario State Council, Knights of Columbus, held their annual State convention in Hamilton during the holiday weekend at which their annual charities raffle was held on May 22. Winner of the 1972, four-door, fully-equipped Buick Le Sabre Custom was Mike Ferry, 345, Maple Grove Avenue, Mississauga. At the meeting of Heron Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society in Seafortli, Mrs, Nelson Cardin), Huron County Health nurse and Administrator of the new Home Care Program recently instituted, outlined the purposes of the program and some of its duties, Primarily it is a means of relieving the hospital bed situation by allowing many patients to be cared for at home either after hospitalization or in place of it. Included are such services as home care as needed five days a week, pre-natal nursing visits, physiotherapy, transportation and drugs. Ordinarily there is a 30-90 day time care limit depending on need in individual cases, but no limit on terminal cancer patients, She has a medical advisor and is presently training nurses to help in the referral program. Musical numbers were provided by students Charlene DeJong, accordion, and Joanne and Marian Jordan on their guitars. During the business segment most encouraging reports were presented. The campaign chairman reported $25,493.00 received to date, proceeds of the recent county canvass, A most gratifying presentation to the society of a cheque for $500.00 was made by Gordon Richardson on behalf of the Huron Co-operative Medical Services. Monies not required under the terms of amalgamation when Huron and Bruce membership lists were combined was divided and is being donated to nine different organizations, in the county. Regret was expressed at the resignation of Larne Salzman as United treasurer, and Mrs, Salzman, Assistant Service to Patients Chairman, due to their departure from Clinton. Harry G. Merriman is succeeding Mr. Salzman as treasurer. A short resume of a meeting held at Walkerton in April for Service to Patients chairmen was given by Mrs. Harvey Johnston, and Mr, Johnston reported on the recent District meeting in Listowel, Plans were finalized for the Annual Dinner Meeting in September, at which Bill Brady, radio and television personality, will be guest speaker, and tickets were distributed to the five branches for sale. Tips on getting parts in a hurry RED OR BLUE BRAND CHUCK STEAKS I 014, 1972 FORD PINTO GOLD TUDOR SEDAN WILL BE GIVEN AWAY EACH WEEK FOR FIVE CONSECUTIVE WEEKS, TOTAL RETAIL VALUE APPROXIMATELY $11,475.00. EASY TO ENTER! EASY to WIN! CONTEST RULES: Attach proof of purchase of one of our popular bonus brand products or any reasonable facsimile to our entry forms, which are available at the cash register, and deposit same in the ballot box at the front of your o'ell IGA store. one of five beautiful gold Tudor sedan Pintos will be won by some lucky IGA shopper each week for five consecutive weeks. 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