The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-12-07, Page 31 . .
naiialticeinplantseesthwatintivboelnefaferretderipni; exPerience al ;Norwell District, Jones, Normen 131
1 • It should also be emphasized Hig,11 School, •Palmerston, and Hay, Lorne 213
those students who are likelY 1-141 11°1 been te'aPliing Year .• ttttttt
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Inspector clarifies
new HS program
A clarification Of the proPosed that the Grade 9 pregain for options lo be offered by the
Changes to be made in ;the Arts and fi,ience, fiesmesa and high spilt:lots in this area and
seCondary school prograM be. Commerce, and Engineering, the .11,0W ,00111110Site 11091 111
41imiing in September, 1994, has TeehnelogY and Trades will Clinton is the reSPonsibliitY of
b—mprovided by Inspeetor G. consist largely of obligatory the seponclary school authori.
aci„, (op in a statement to subjects common to all three ties,
The Times -Advocate, branches Optional subjects at The foregoing is a brief out.
Mr. Goman repently attended the Grade 9 level will take im line of the reorganization of
A` (.' iference ef insPeeters at approximately 90,1, of the stuthe. secondary scnoot nrograin
which the promised ebangea dein' time.
as ProPosed by the minister.
were outlined by ciePartMeni nve-Year cenraes in all three it is andeiPated that brecheres
officials, ,,:(,.,,.„,,.
streams will ,PrePare students for ieterestcd parents will be
Mr, Mires stAloonnt fol for admission to university. available early lo the new
ions's;
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R ed for those students who
dUthough pupils promoted to plan to go into employment at
Grade 9 ot the end of the cur- the end of Grade 12, These
rent school year will be asked courses will be different in na, pHDHS board
to indicate which ef the three Lure from the five-year pro.
branches they Propese to lot- gram, not a "watered-down" —Oontinued trum page 1
'Joy , this 4eeisien ivil1 not he iersion, but graduates from 'Alias EilZaheth, MeTavish, of
final and students Will be per.' this four -Year program will net Will°Wdale, has been hired Inr
"No, I don't know 'It's Four
O'Clock in the Nforning'—how
does it go?"
* ;* ifours,year courses will be ef.. year
milted to transfer at the end be eligible for Grade 13. the next term,
of Grade 9 without le
year
Departinental authorities AISQ 'She has had two Years'
ection
results
Hensall
FOR REEVE
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to leave school at the age of because she just, d •
ensa 16, It is my und a E
. ispute the Vocational Arcisvtiasnociryingctoiri-t shtirowpeirin tvei4selli, English and
CMIU./11.1ed from page 1
Institute intends to include in DHS.
your statements,"
didn't have a chance to refute this two -Year course occuPa- The board decided to sell by
tional training for those pupils tender the garage bent by the
•Part of the advertisement in the elementary schools grade 12 boys. Shop instructor,
d'riarged that Hay had never re- whose academic records are Ken Ottewell, informed the
calved permission to make a below that required for promo. board that it was now coin -
new subdivision,
survey for a tile drain. in his tion to Grade 9 in the regular pleted except for painting.
way, Such pupils will be "trans- The 14' x 22' structure was
were right there the ferred" to the occupational built entirely by the boys aed
die
we discussed it with the training course,
engineers and approved the sur- the door frame and
mince of the Clinton Collegiate vocational guidance at Sli-
vey,!' Hay contended. Campbell ',the decision on courses and were donated by the Dashwood
windows
Planing Mills.
.
verified Hay's statement,.
FOR COUNCIL
Knight, Harold 247
Henderson, John 237
Noakes, Mrs. M. 228
Baker, John, 215 f
Schwalm, Gordon 179
Clement, William 150
La vender„John 118 0
Lenaghan, Clarence .„,, 103 °
Sangster, James .. „,.. 102
7, 77: 7.7 7,7,1
Macbeth' 'Tem t sh
Deco b 7 I
pes ova ready 961 Pate 3
at Stratford in '62
...peare have ,been set
'Four plays—three QC U1P111 ;)1(iiiwr e?Slicl,kinod)s170.neitedvs'il icnon
for the tenth season of the 'Fw''entlicivr4nin tnilfajitzg*eht nani/gra„ ain
Stratford SbalosPeareAn Festi• Avon theatre, details to be
val which will open here on flounced at later date.
j",11"leichle.1 Laegliam, the Feall. It) SUSPqnged" Mr' La
The Film Festival, howev
yaps Artistic director. annowle. 114.01 and the Roard Of GQ V
ed recently that f,AiacbeoLig nors are in agreement, tl
"The Tempest," and "The until such time as the fi
Taluiug. of the Shrew" have 411-0,WilgS can match the sea
he enosen ,I,0 opell on con. SO; bY the drama a
in that order, Additionally, very important aspect of
Eas nd 20, tRile vooeusitgliainit:is:sn, ,I:uantasnls804,riallye9music at il•rauaenrws, te j.hlhoeepyfentshould
rae
dinond
Bergerac" will join the roper. to resume showings in SP
otoflit•eheonsetalisdo,Vn.30 for the balance Allure year," Mr, Langha
theinrc.omLpaanngyhasnivillabiseQliesaalddedt,hbaytt 5S7A,F FA BOY HONORED
Christopher Plummer wim las
RIVesred at the Festival 1960 anEvirigiltheAo'QurtISItsa'ndint'agfisat'udel'se
as Mercutio in "Romeo and
.Juliet." and as phial), tile at OAC, Guelph, at a banqu
Bastard, in Jehm„ At. held. at the college last wee
though no casting has yet been Mr. Norris revolved a scho
of donejeit alestoei.pe‘ic,itiencl laiavte rxibaeteilyi rnrs.hittisP prrstacyaedaerm: iacndproafimcieendc
nuyears‘iv0111 Shteraiti•e?urnditsedfifrosit• 1°11°1 aecemPaele° the awar
this special 101,11 season cele-
bration. FETE NEWLY WEDS
The 1962 season will extend on saturday evening. neigh
or 15 weeks — the longest Yet hors gathered in ebivareed
undertaken by the Festival, and Mrs Milton stearnnn,
when new attendances and box
ne week more than in 1961 Mr. Vince Bencsik read an
pflnincewr)ec June 18
1w8eia•et 8sept..0131. and sediedeliensosn and were pli;:eseanntedd Nwlirus,
onsist mainly of matinees for tlelr aPP
a cinthesrelicalamtiPocnr., pillow slips
1
onclude on September 29, Tie
Mal two weeks will, as in 1991,and rnoney. Mr. Sleamon spoke
for holiday time
Mrs. PONY Noele, BR
Crediton,
won her family's.
algt supply of holiday fowl at the
Lion binge Nov. 22, She ear -
the rloct home ItirkeY and a
an
ch'14'iike"C. amPtlells had a good
nirigOn, too. Gerald Campbell,
er:
er. town, wen a turkey and a eon-
iat
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nd
be
he
ble
me
m
solation box of checolateS; ;Dirs.
Ken C'ampbeli, town, didn't
gtweMto rasbn.oyxPeta°suwl°1111)'h4ciatbnadle'etaollo,k111111::
Park, won chicken and
chocolates in two successive
hingees. Mrs. Nan Ovelen, of
t°Lwengliownonroacilatubrekr7leatndthecaa
Mary handle this bingo and
crowd of the season of 141.
the girls attracted the top ELECTORS OF HENSALL
Turkey winners were t, Elsie
ast PMeranellpa°1en,a111d/rsjil"Naorrcirn:12.1r:y, 1:myonsidilacye'reeetlielacntlicosn7 re-
tsM S. Ross SIdnfler, WS, Bard* tateing me to the council
k, Mrs. Betty Brown Huron Park;
J.. and Leonard Sararas, Dash- I shall emir serve
y al C winners were Ray YOUN1,00idliken LO the best of my
4. Smith, Gerald Willis, Mrs. ability.
Kostendt, Mrs. John Cowen,
Mrs, Whitney Coates, Mrs, Roy
Pepper, Frank Triebner, Mrs, JOHN HENDERSON
Robert. Wragg, Mrs, Walter
Webber, Dabhwood; Mrs. At.
here Seott, K k n.
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Peeper, Huron 4,-"argt Mrs.
Lloyd 4gg,leson, DaShWOOtt:
Mrs. 14argaret Fisher, HOMO
PArk.
Consolation Prizes Went tO
Mrs. A. Easton, Larry Brird.
nen, Mrs. Wayne SYlvesterF
Chatham; Mrs. Theresa Bran-
non, Dashwood; 'Mrs. IL 4$
Davies, Huron Park. •
Thank
You
Henderson replied that he had s McGillivray
0,ver • heard the discussion. ewerage plan project", Mr. °Unwell said in
don't think we got anything a letter to the board, "the boys Township
"Pm quite pleased with the
out of the village for the subdi- — Continued from page 1
not ha ve received otherwise",
vision, anyway," Hay said, He Goderich, this is the first sew- FOR REEVE
tekieted 'out that, he and HarOid erage project I e has Planned. The board also authorized
the rental of a dictaphone for Hall Thom.
gained .experience they would
dilthron had paid $1,000 for Ilowever, he associated himself the sPecial commercial depart -
1
Ward the cost of the road.
water and nearly $200.00 to- with C. G. Thissell Armstrong, ment for the winter months I,
eonsultin en • 7 No. ...... ..,,,,,,,. 28 23
No, 2
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mnie Noakes commented who have hacl considerable ex,
sot, a cost of $1,2.50 per month,
that' the taxes on the LW° now perience in the field. In addi. The board members aPPoint-
houses on the Subdivision would
repay the town within one year
for any expenditures.
"If we can't work together as
a,Community, it's too bad," she
Said. "But, when the reeve is
fighing us, what can we do?"
Council accepted the clerk's
resignation with regret and
authorized him to advertise for
a new man. "I know I'm speak.
mg for the council when I say
11,0 are very, very sorry," Mrs,
Noakes told Campbell.
Invite press to attend
Earlier in the meeting, John
Lavender presented a motion
that was passed unanimously to
extend an invitation to both the
Hensall Observer arid The Exe.
ter Times -Advocate to cover
the council meetings and give
Lha electorate -a first hand re.
port on council activities ra.
ther than second hand and
hearsay reports.
."Seme of these second hand
stories scare you to death," La-
vender stated. "I don't know
At
how they get started."
Consider action
Clerk Campbell pointed out
tliat several persons werein ar-
rears in their trailer fees and
many businesses had not paid
their business taxes as yet.
He reported that one trailer
owner was now one year in ar-
rears and asked council what
action they wished him to take.
He was asked to contact the
solicitor to see what action could
be taken and report to council
at- their next meeting.
Council turned down a re-
quest front the Henson PUC for
the installation of 12 new flu-
orescent lights on the main
street, until the PUC submitted
an estimate of the cost,
they expect council to pay eeteefteetresiemtAiiirewevretereavetteesectimeivienretistese
pit
for it, they should have a rep-
resentative here to explain it
to us," Lorne Hay said. "It
bounds like a good thing, but
don't want to be a part of it
without knowing what. it. is
going to cost."
Reeve Henderson said he
would get the figures and pre-
sent them at the next' council
meeting.
No. 3 60.10 ..... 48
y mon county council are No. 4 28
tion, Mr. macNaughton as- Larry Snider, Roy Morenz and — 5
No, • 52
surd council that the OWRC Ken Johns. MI three are pre.
engineers have checked the sently
and given it serving en the SHDHS o. N 6
plan their aPPro- board. 78
vaL No. 7
Mr, MacNaughton, whotill Li I
• Totals 346
reources commisison, was able Mrs. Russell. Redden will be Majorit•
y for Hall
to provide council with consid- spending some time visiting in
erable information regarding London.
the experience of other muni- Mr, Robert lieildfong is a pa-
cipalities in regard to sewer- tient in Victoria Hospital, Lon -
age. don,
recently served 011 the inter TOWN TOP1C$
1
11.14
01,61,7cittenstem Emil:A.0, Inc., World righManed
"Frankly, Misaypool, 1 get the feeling you're
only biding your time here."
Ernie Davis reported that all
the :streets that needed it had -
been graded. .He told council
that the town tractor was in a
bad state of repair and that the
furnace in the town hall needed
attention.
Councillor Minnie Noakes
commented that a new tractor
Itquid have to be considered for
next year, and suggested that
Davis get the necessary repairs
made for the furnace.
In other business, council:
Learned that fire chief, By -
eon Kyle and building inspector,
Dave Sangster had inspected
the Queensway Nursing Home
and found the fire stairs in ode -
ciliate condition and the fire ha-
zards low. They recommended
more extinguishing equipment
toe the home.
„Received the resignation of
Bill Mickle from his. post on the
Community Parks Board.
Donated $10,00 to the War
Memorial Children's Hospital,
Learned that the barn on the
property of Mrs. Elliot's pro.
perty had been torn down fol.
lowing her request "to do what
yoti. think is best."
To the electors of
• -
- vray
.1 wish to express my
sincere thanks for your
support. at the polls on
ArObday,
May I take this 9P.Por"
tuitity to wish all of you
the Season's Greeting.
T.HOMAS HALL
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FOR REEVE
Cochrane, William 137
Sturdevant, William 208
FOR COUNCIL
Webb, Stewart ' 308
DesJardine, Emerson 284
Grottier, Roland 231
Deters, Earl 248
Plumb, Frank 57
'ihftasAMMS5tafit,MOMMIMUM,tr:
To the Electors of
HENSALL
May 1 at this time thank
those of you who gave me
your support on our elec-
tion of December 4, May I
at this 'time wish each and
every one of you a merry
Christmas and a happy and
prosperous New Year.
John Lavender
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