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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1947-12-04, Page 6ME 1X- •7' 7: s.,;•7t. proN ide nine classrooms, a playrobm-assembly library, a g,eneral. shop (woodworking) room and home economics ro)m, washroom and cloak room filities. It will accommodate 300 pupils.. A. new 1intli4gayten measuring 02 by 35 feet is not shown in the arehitevi's drawing. There is no basement PUBLIC SC !"'!001., „ RATEPAYERS- WILL VOTE December 8 .on a plebiscite tel provide S325,000, estimate(' cos of the public school ;addition pb•tored above. The two-story building' will be 'fireproof brick construetion. ineasling 206 ft -et by tat. It will 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. QUESTIONS ASID If -my property. is assessed for $800 what increase will this wake on. ° Arlsvitr : $4.60 annually. Will :Victoria School be used when the new school is completed?, Yes. Does the $325,000 include the equipment of „the new school? Yes. Has the enrolment increased? Yes41:nrolment 1927-526 1937-487 1947-614 What dog,.s the School Board pay annually for outside Parish Hall .$1,000. MacKay Hall $1,000. Goderich High School Disiriet Board $1,800. MAKE BETTER EDUCATIONfl, FACILITIES AVAILABLE FOR OUR ANSWERS nay taxes? accommodation? • in i'his proposed building, and hearwill be provided ,,, from the boiler plant in the "existing school,which will require alteration. The drawing was prepared by Charles IL Gillip, London architect, and if the plebiscite is approved detailed. plans will be completed by him and Associate Engineers. REGARDING THE NEW SCHOOL 6. Will the gymnasium auditorium be available for public functions? Yes. 7. Why is the addition being built at Victoria School? ° a. Sufficient playgrOund space available. (Victoria School has 11 aces; Central acres.) b. Victoria School is near both the geographical and school population centres of town. .1 c. Any, town growth must take place to the south. 8. What are the advantage5 of baying one public school? a. One school plant is economical Co operate and adequate to meet the needs of the public school children of the town. b. All pupils share in the advantages of gymnasitim, auditorium, kindergarten, shops, etc. BOYS AND GIRLS BY SUPPORTING THE BY-LAW ON DECEMBER 8th. GODERICH PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD. VOTE Joe Allaire For Councillor for 1948 .For transportation to the -polls on Monday, PHONE 389. 49x JERRY'S STORE ENTERED - ON TUESDAY NIGHT -The store of II. 0., Jerry, ship's chandler and coal dealer, at the -harbor was entered! on Tuesday night and a quantity-_ of tobacco taken. Entrance was made by breaking a Window and turning .the: 1:41.e lock., ,The drawei' of the emill...re.g.istr,was pulled out and thrown on the floor. The contents Of the register, however, had been re- moved before the store was closed for the night.. Police are investigating. HURON OLD BOYS OF TORONTO ToHoNrro. Dec.! 2. The forty- seventh annual meeting of the Huron ,old Boys Xssociation of !forma() will be held on Thursday, December 11th, ot West Entl, corner .College and Dovercourt 'road. Election of of- ficers will be held -at 5.3(1 .and efichre- and bridge will commence at 9 pm: I Three turkeys be, the _prizes,one for the best euchi:e player, one for bridge. :Ind a special draw. All former Iluronites Will be made welc6me. Re- freshments will be in the old Hu.ron style. ,! • . TAYLOR'S -CORNER ARE YOU.INTERESTED IN lommuummognie, YOUR TOWN? 1 Make this the largest vote ever cast. I solicit your vote for Cauucil. Show your real interest. Get out and vote, if not for for some other Candidate, but vote. JOHN CWH [14 • FOR COUNCIL. TSO me, :-.1.24:16.,...4./..11115114,......//rfor,:- ' 11,111k1.- -LAT sit,111PAL TAl,( 1115 ColtNEit, 1)ec. 3-Con- gra1ulatins to Mr. and \Irs. 1)oug. I Zobinsoii !nee Rehla. Sturdy ) on the birt I) of a daughter in Clinton' hospital, on November 27t1m. and AIi-s:' G. -C. Ginn' attended tho lyinAer Fair last week.. Dorothy Itodges, spent the week- ; end ather hme. Dorothy, who hos been tro ining Os a nurses ahl at IInni- bing sent 11) a Toronto hs - plot next .5(011 1' continue her train- ing-. ' Miss Kathleen Holmes 1105 been proc- lice-teaching in Victoria School. Gude- ' rich. this past weei. 'I'lte roods in Got-ItHell township are open ogoin, and the rnin is tad<ing o y t Stow. NVe are hoping for n. YOUR -VOTE AND INFLUENCE RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED JOHN H. 'GRAHAM FOR COUNCILLOR. • 48-9 TWJ GOOD NEWS for Mrs. and Missp Goderich eri11)B 4t13.1017 And, in fact, e,rery woman i the entire ditriet! Until Wd., Dec. 17 We are putting in ale our beautiful selection of C ats and Suit ATA 25% Reduction We plan ou reducing our large stock. In doing so, 'buyers will definitely benefit financially. DON'T PIT,S THIS OPPORTUNITY! SPECIAL!' WE ARE CLEARING 30 SAMPLE COATS fur trinamed and Untrimmed, sizes up to 44. Specially priced at only $15.00 BUY NOW AND SAVE! Fashion hoppe Creatom of distinctive styles in Ladies' Apparel THE SQUARE • PHONE 590 ,11.1111•111111111111111MIP YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE WILL BE DEEPLY APPRECIATED. KEEP AN EXPERIENCED MAN ON THE JOB. For Reeve J. E. I-IUCKINS 49x Well, What's In It For You? Before ,choosing any Councillor, tha's all any elector wantsto know. .. What you will have with "Ken" Pennington speaking for you in Council is: _ 1. A friendly man-to-man link between yourself and the Town Council. 2. Right -on -the -spot personal intestigation of your individual problem. 3. 'First attention to the many difficulties of the people who live and ork in "The Prettiest Town in Canada." i. An effort to establish sopething to encourage our yOunrireople to remain -in Godenteh. SO, ON MON., DEC. 8th, YOUR VOTE WILL BE APPRECIATED. 'Ii.EN'"IEN-NINGTON line December. YOUR VOTE ,AND INFLUENCE THANKFULLY RECEIVED. VOTT, A. T. K 'TUNG' for Ieniity Reeve To the Electorte- If, in your opinion, I can be of service to you in the 1948 Council, I will appreciate Your support on December 8th. • RE STURDY 131611 ,'7."21132:011111115511EGINEnth. earameszomis For Deputy' .t.e.eve YOUR VOTE AND I UENCE RESPECTFULLY S(LICITED.' • Plea,se Phone 98 for tran ortation to the polls. TO THE CITIZENS OF GODEKICH: I have deided to run for Coun011or for the year 1948. It will be impossible for me to contact, you all personally. • If elected, I will do my utmost to beworthy of your support. EXPERIENtE, IS A, GREAT ASSET. ,ur Vote for ARL ELLIOTT SAFEGUARD THE EDU- CATIONAL FUTURE OF GODERICH YOUTH BY DISPLAYING VISION AND FORESIGHT 11E6. McGIE FOR COUNCILLOR. I cordially solicit your support in the coming election to - ensure democratic Town government for the following year, FOR COUNCILLOR IN 1948 irciiVN COUNCILLOR IS SOLICITED. on your1947 Counil, and I feel with that experience could give you good service in 1948. elected, I shall 'do my part to see that .41 matters are handled carefully and fairly to everyone. . .14 L ELLIOTT VOTE "YES" FOR THE NEW SCHOOL PLEBISCITE Organized labor is solidly be: hind this badly needed, attractive asset. Exercise your franchise and vote on Monday, December 8th. This ad sponsored by the Gode- Hell Trades and Labor Council. COUNCILLOR FOR- 1948. , VOTE JOHN SPAIN FOR DEPUTY REEVE The working man!s eantdidate A square .deal for all. - 48 -9 LAST NAME ON YOUR -BALLOT EITIOIENT ADMINISTRATION FOR EVERY CITIZEN OF GODERICH. 11 Isummintwommimosselkimill*Im _ For Progrees astrrewe Efficiency FOR 148 conomy r Reeve * * 0.