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"Twenty years ago I tools prier
look at Ted's wavy hair and
manly chest and said to-my
self, 'That's the man for me.'!"
under (Roman. Catholic admin-
istration and staffed by mem-
bers of the Ursulthe religious.
order who, Mr. McQuaid sold,
"if they heard the teachers'
salaries mentioned here today
would have a heart attack."
"Our principal," he said,
"has as many degrees behind
her name as any in any high
school in Huron, and is teach-
ing for $2,400 a year; the
other two get $2,200 and $2,300,
We are running it on a wing
and a prayer, mostly."
Reeve Clarence Hanna, East Wawa nish, wondered why high
school books were no good for
'students moving to another
place.
Trustee Counter said this is
not the ease as much as it'
used to lie. The books should
be more uniform as far as
practical.
"There may be a variation
in English, owing to teachers'
choices in grades 9 and 10,"
said Reeve Frank Walkom,
Goderich.,
Trustee Kenneth Johns, of
South Huron, discussed the de-
sirability of a stronger trustee
organization.
"I represented our board at
a meeting in Stratford of the
Associated High School Boards
of Ontario," he said, "to see
if something could be done to
level out salary schedules for
teachers. There is much com-
peting going on. I was the
only representative from Hur.
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With A $.2,000 grant from the
Intinielpality .Da.shwoOd.
sired, promoters of the .com•
inunity'S new hall 'need only
$1,500 to complete the project.
Secretary-treasurer L o r
Kleinstiver reported this week
that :ratepayers at the annual
meeting in Dashwood ratified'
the grant and brought the
total donations to $10,586.25,
Ile also reported eenstrue.
Hon was nearing completion As
the outside painting has been
,done and the brick work on the
front is almost completed,
All that remains on the
side is filling .and grading to
level the grounds,
Kleinstivcr also announced
that official receipts for .dono.
tions to date would be nailed
this week and urged all those
who still Intended to make
donations to do so as soon as
possible so the building could
be completed.
Any donors not contacted
may leave their donations with
the Bank of Montreal offices
in . either Grand. Bend or Dash•
wood or send them directly to
the seeretary,treosurer.
Donors this week were as
follows:
Anonymous $15,00
Jake Schroeder 15,00
John Rader, Zurich 10.00
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Kleiestiver 100.00
Grant Sterling, Bayfield 2,00
Walter Forbes, Clinton 5.00
R. H. Jennison Ltd„
Grand Bend 10,00
Dr. Gulens
Jack Pickering
Anonymous
Jim Houlahan
Verne Sharpe
Karl Guenther
Stewart Sweitzcr
Jim Clarke
Fred Hicks
CHURCH DIRECTORY
eed 1,500 to hit goal County hears problem
laN of high school trustees
50.00 Wray Sweitzer
2.00 Harry Shephard
1.00 Lorne Dietrich
2.00 Harold Finkbeiner
1.00 Robert Adams
5,00 Jack Ratz
1.00 Mrs. Ada Ratz
5.00 Cook Bros, Milling,
5,00 Hensali
Judge Frank Fingland,
Ira Deajardine Clinton
Dashwood Police
Village
Emerson Wein, Crediton
2000,00 Emil, Rugaber, Crediton
George Maier, South Matt Finkbeiner,
Field, Michigan 5.00 Crediton 2,e0
Teddy Holmes, London 10.00 Fred Brown, Crediton 2.00
Harvey Ratz 15,00 Jerome Dietrich, Zurich 5.00
Arnold Keller 2,00 Clarence Farmer,
Maurice Desjardine 1.00 Crediton 2,00
Hugh Morenz 2,00 Stephen Dundas, Crediton 2.00
Kenneth Baker 5.00 Gerald Schenk,
Mrs, Lila Lamport Lao 4,00 Crediton
Chris Batungarden 2,00 Bob Reid, Crediton 2,00
Elgin Adams 5,00 Sam King, Crediton 2.00
5,00 Clarence Moon, Crediton 1.00
3.00 Ross Haugh, Creditor) 5,00
5,00 Ed Hendrick, Crediton 25.00
5.00 Gordon Morlock,
5.00 Crediton 1.00
10.00 Alvin Finkbeiner,
5.00 Crediton 1.00
Hertzel Bros., Crediton 5.00
25.00 William Muller, Crediton 2.00
Rest Klopp, Zurich Lloyd Wein, Crediton
Harry Basson. Zurich Herbert Schenk,
Amiel Fisher
Creditors.
5,00
Roy Clarke, Zurich
Douglas Shepherd,.
Corrugated Pipe ,Co.
Ltd., Stratford
Grand, Bend
30,°0 Garnet Paterson
Norman 'Wolper, Enter 10.04 Keith Horner
Anonymous • 5.00 Lloyd Wolper
Delbert Geiger, Zurich 6,:00 Elgin Hendrich
George Grenier. 6,00
Edmund Bedier
8.00 Laird kJ:WOO,
Richard ,Cresces Earl Becker 2,00
Idella Gable,, Zurich 1.:00 Anonymous
Art Gable, Zurich ?.00. Joseph Dietrich
Elzar Masse, Zurich
Clare Masse, Zurich
.5.01) Elgin Roweliffe,
Edmund Wainer,
LOU liensall
10,00 Melvin Stade
Herb Klopp, Zurich 2.00 Roy Raiz Kenneth Closely), Zurich 2.00
Roman Meidinger, Carl Radford, Creditor)
Zurich .5.00 Freeman Morieek,
„Creditor) Allan Smith, Zurich 1,00 ,
Melvin Smith, Zurich 1,25 Art Mitchell, Crediton
Welders Service, London 10,00 E. L. Alickle 4 Son,.
,lames Cowan .4 Co., ifeeSall.
London 15.00 D. NV. Harrison,
Charles Dietrich, Grand Bend,
Mt, Carmel
Arnold Gaiser Henry Brown, Creditor).
Clayton :Philo Louis Masnica, .Crediton
5.00
5,00
5.00
2.00
5.00
10.00
10.00 Provision of the new veer
2 ,00 tional school at Clinton should
10.00 keep tax rates down, in 0011,-
1,00 ion of Gerry Ginn, county
3.00 representative on Coderie li
District collegiate hoard. lie
-Z.00 was answering an enquiry by
2,00 Reeve Harvey Coleman of Stan,
2.00 ley as to a probable rise in
10400 school rate,
10.00 With the new school," he
said, your mill rate will not
Increase as much as if we did
.10 M0 not have It. Every school in
25.00 the county is packed to canoe-
5.00 ity, and if it were not for the
3,00 vocational school we would be
asking for new buildings, Cost
of technical education is great-
er, but the grants are higher,
too."
5.00
2,00
1.00
2.00
2,00
2.00
2.00
5.00
2.00
N, Peck, reappointed to
the Clinton hoard, said that by
next September there would.be
perhaps 1,100 pupils, and in
another year the school would
be full,
Others heard by council were
Russell Bolton, Seaforth Dist.
rice high school; Larry Snider,
chairman of South Huron Dist-
rict high school, and Kenneth
Johns, of the same board; W.
N, Counter, .Clinton District
Collegiate board; Jack Brew-
er, -Wingharn District high
school, and James McQuaid,
of Dublin continuation school
board.
Mr. McQuaid said some,
thing to the effect that public
school assessment did nothing
for the continuation school. He
wondered if the department of
education knew about this,
which had been going on for
22 years.
"I understand 1 was appoint-
ed as a representative again
for 1963, but it might not work,
for the same reason that there
is an agitation from the Mitch-
ell high school to get these boys
lined up and pay taxes,"
The continuation school is
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of service. This helped us urea. lot of buses over ale same
mendously, as otherwise we mileage.
would have had to build.
. We have 12. bus routes, and ,pct7t7.k°e"bilsiss,s°bluttet.. talkur el)ercaotIonr-
nne express to Clinton. They has an. investment of $150,000,
haul 633 pupils, and daily mile- and only for the reason of
on. 1 believe it would be wise age is .690. adequate service would we by if the high schools of Ontario,o_t Ex..e.ftehle, dciastibri0eitcbculwr,aegs4etilion,oit,i,n, steheeltinuge co,meprseotpitlig oproxl.ssoornie program that wwounikit he said. Bids. '171en
invite high - schools to join. "and when looking would have to be licensed
"During the Past 11 years nfoiripitirsni8n.P941Ula:tiEnnxettoe'rbrsinelginothleit; fore we cRoeueldV04111:leartviel7C"-Ole-
change in teachers'' salaries, room in the bus we would take stood there was no trPtible
there has been a tremendous sa id as long as there was man of Stanley said beess:::earl,-.
And was happy 'to see them them arid let them ride in, about making a thangq .poor get more, but at present I he - and they would then pay the service Was Art hove they are well taken care South Huron board for that
of. I hope. we can have an privilege. We look 20 Mils
organization that will iron out for the Catholic school, for
some of the problems high, which they pay us 15180 a
tendon w
schools
as to
Ihavtheinak 111)..beeetiinng. mon th,
in Winghant." there is one road in Hay that
"It runs in mind that nd 'Bruce for Huron A , PerhaPs
we have three buses running
"There are seven bodies r e' up: Hay . township, South Huron porting to the Ontario Trus. (terry DNS and a bus from the sepa-
0(31 :lent ,0
"'We should
belong to.
perhaps
"
aid
pick
(11,1.1103 sicliiElot believe that
may s hurt into
pupils
Trustee
ant SouthSlli
Snider
urgno. rtr)cils tr7i5c9t sgteltiP tfoLg eatr.lhdersoallinicel. 11 lot \avv would nseh burs High School. running up the road. It may
"Fifty-five were taken by he that we may have a county
the Clinton board," he said, board of education to look
"for a limited vocational after transportation problems,
course, and we pay the cost and we would not he running
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11:15 a.m.—Sunday School and
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UNITED CHURCH
Rev. S, E. Lewis, M.A., S.D.
Minister
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Organist and Choirmaster
1,0 A.M.—SUNDAY SCHOOL
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EMMANUEL
BAPTIST CHURCH
In Bethel Reformed Church
Huron St. E.
Pastor: W. Stephenson
Guest Speaker:
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Seeretary•Treasurer,
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2:00 p.m.—Sunday School
3:00 p.m.—Worship Service
Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer Service
Nursery for young children.
BETHEL
REFORMED CHURCH
Huron Street East
R. Van Farowe, Minister
Services on Sunday, Dec. 2 in
charge of Mr. E. Breeuwsma,
of Strathroy,
10:30 a.m.—Service (English)
8:00 p.m.—Service (Dutch)
All Welcome.
CHRISTIAN
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Minister:
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10:00 a.m.—Worship in English
2:15 p.m.—Worship in Dutch
6:15 p.m.—Back to God Hour
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United Church of Canada
Minister:
Rev. R. S. Hiltz, B.A., M.Th.
Organist:
Mrs. F. Wildfong, A.L.C.M.
10:00 a,m,—Sunday School
Missionary Sunday
"The Story of the Other
ST. PETER'S CHURCH
Highway #4
Sunday, December 2
24th Sunday After Pentecost
9:00 a — Holy Mass
Pastor: Rev. J. E. Kelly
EVANGELICAL UNITED
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DASHWOOD
Minister:
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10:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
11:00 a.m.—Sunday School
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Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev. Bren de Vries, Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
Friday, November 30
St. Andrew's Day
8:00 a,m,—Quiet. Communion
10:00 a.m.—Quiet Communion
Sunday, December 2
Advent Sunday
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10:00 a.m. — Senior Sunday
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Dec. 16 — (White Gift Service)
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Evangelical United
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CREDITON
A. M. Schlenker, Pastor
Sunday, December 2
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11:15 A.,in,-,-Silnday School
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Pastor: Hobbint,
Sunday, December 2
10:00 a.m.—Bible Study
11:00 a.M.—Mornirig Worship
Sermon: "The Prodigal Son
Prodigal Brother"
7:30 p,m,—EvAngeliStie SerViee
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