HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1964-01-16, Page 8'1
At G.p.,G,'C the situder arrtw
:* 7iist rechvering from, the effects
of 'the apiis. Z'hie priilie
-..forests now are Wrestling' and
,
basketball.t • :
"'he, wrestling squad heads
down, to Mitchell this Friday --'ter
"tangle"with last year's ,
s c am -The same affternegn •the
b ss''ketball "five" 'swing to
tion" against Seafortk.. the
seniors . repreeeniing t tic .fue
and White en the court are
John Banter, • Jim ` Bentley,
• eporge Clark, Pauli Doekstader,
_. ` Brian ,Dowds, John d Everett,
.Pete McDonald,. -John MeLean,
Steve Snell, Dave' Straughan,
_„,„.J.laekeSereetighane pill Wi-ii insect.
This isthe schedule 'they will
follow:
' Friday, Jane .17—
qipelerich at Seaforth
Friday, -Jan. 24—
Mitchell at ,Cj,oderich
Friday, Jan. 31—
,Winghani. 'at, Goderich°
Tirterslday',• `Feb. 6--, ' *
'older$ h at Stratford -Cent.
Friday, Feb. 14--
Goderich at Ctlinton •- •
' Friday, Feb. 21=
Smith Mixon at .Goderich
On paturday, February 29,
,.the -top-,four teams. will meet
_at :Stratford, Northwestern' Seco
of dary School to determine the
'cham�pionship. The" Junirir boys'
team will follow the same ,pat-
tern. The Junior and'" Senior
girls, usually mast successful
•
ow • fax niy .-unprejudiced
vie s---,cou�glhi ' The farm pupils
enjoy. an 'atmctsphei„�ee free 'from
.4ocial tensions' which envelop
;and dictate oto pibils- from
;,tensely ,pdpl.ilated areas. In
many cases,, the farm family is
c n erned . ori • with passing
O C 1 tet
y
grades, ��ifila erbanitei 'demand
.'cho(Ur hip marks, ,because q{
cU.lb(l t1i11'E' Ot'ert(in��' 1n'`` our.
Junior Vernier members from in;, for, feeding, dei"elgpizlg
.N`
Followiii.1a the December meet- IAfr.. iVJ alcolm O. Kirk, President
ing w;hic h consisted of a dis. toy .. the Grey -Bruce Naturalist
cues/on and films •i eaiin " •with ailb of Qvven Sound, also. Field
thgvinatpprtanei of fossils iii bi Officer for- -the-lvortle-Grey--ahtt-
o.•ogy, members of the G,D.C.I. Sauible Valley Conservations Au-
'Bieloby Gelb were privileged th,orityy,one of the more •active
in` having,.a.s their guest speak- con' tervatton authorities hi On-
er,_ on Tuesday, January 7th, tario.
,
uni�r Famer Choir
pings � At [oronto,
communitiosi. Bo:h, bounties in. Ontario Met art• the and; marketing of Sheep.
1'u • u 1 c ..vclo) bettergeneral
„ . , ,. 1 •• , , ,. r��� 1✓d��ard Hotel, rout 2. u , 1 a t
if.4lldt Ia��la�4 thW �.tlllt •..,,(,U11t a -. t I
of work- to d'o- ono tii.y ►>xave on at'a:d.,; , .lct'11ua:y' 1l;i1. 1•',;a krel�\'tedge:' of breed type and
zh,ores, "the other a part -tine 11 1 d �n Ow ptogr:i �1 eel,. pob the. jttdgingman'd e.ilectron of,
f.ob '(akin); equa'1 tinlr' and, ;qual ie. :,0eak.rl ; .coulprt:(,ons at, • :.,.lcep.
droll: ?the onlc t o' L d - dilier- well, a.; clan...,, 1.11• y.;:. r. •t1, . •i:• r 0 1011111;;o the adoption of
ente• may lee •i11 eltnlentar•y trio.-;, cho,i•5 cat,, r''1:U i11.•t�ru , better feeding and 3nanage
ad-neat:on. '',.1:11(1 fh -cotieke tale... _ .___ .. , _._,_' __n ono. me't<ho i .the.,elistriet. •
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. �''�'iii"�oii 71-6-1711-5,-"' ,rrr:oe I. Io c c`�`°i a e� f rn roe
c ,•n�;- ir.,•� .. n�or�e �"orne-
try 5.u.
WO'f•k' in .(;rad:' nine, t0 •conlpcn-� '1''•11 101.-1• 1°;lair of ) 111••;1( L. meat of the type and gealete
sale for the Ibwer starida,rd of LI•i 1-r's tor:,, (1.i c:ion, cd :,fr. .1.' 'o'f- the sheep in the cJistrict,
training' re-cetve-d in the little (;, liur%ro•,`•;, 1 \,fter,. •\ t. ):1 thirst ,'Project.§—
red'sclioollaouse• T1114 may be ,)'t.c.', m1�-'ne, th.e to+, ll,,..tots' 1.Itecd and care (for• a- flock of
due, to the generalized plan that �.�.- oiJlyl til_:.1,. o point,,. S; t cu I�I ' not • less than five eras £o:
has to be followed in teaching county choirs p:)1','eili.lt.-d vi•t'.l f the duration of the club yea'r,-
eight tirades at once. Less time lilalton C.Uunty \\ 1111 11 ; tri, c;nnl- �2.•Stiady .recommended .prat:-.
can be devoted to the inten,3ifi d detition. ' 1 tice"s of feeding arid. manage -
study . desir,n, „ mandatory in •1 lit' Toronto Colif)lrence s :,, ' ment and keep recordswof the
tern schools. , ' ceekeed around Ile, ,L:11 An- coat of production.' .
But considerin all factors in ; nt` 1rear`' of Junior ..Farmers Ali boys and girls 'who have
farnial edntcatian, we cannot' inot'tu Pride ill th;' l'alt -• reached their 12th. 'birthday by
determine the better phi•tom,ath_;1,r•o1ress^ in the. Present .4 For- January lst. 1964. and have not
-•rura'1 or urban: - Only the ie ‘ and in; the 1� rile:.'.' uaghed 'their `21st birthday by
dividual marks the difference, I.•, Over• 40,Junipr•• 1t:arrpers and ' Decerber. ,31st, 1964,° are invit,-
not "the':area: = • -.,•,[0.11,10.L.;. are _IL<�:;lie.i,.�_ltane, .iii,,,e 'ed to join' .a club of their-
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..,....._ . e20;risek•-eiretrrcat.Course gi,-c n''.choreV. '"'. ' :."
`•b`•r Oletetr+o ll&,cii.o. 'Ili , coo r..., Anyone interested is,request,
DEBATE P.S.
sof. instruction r'olnln,'nc•.' 1 on 'ed .to contact the. Ontario De-
Janual'y field trip wa.�'parttnent 'of Ariculture, Box
:„;,,'0 to the liue:r,inen Station 159, Clanton, not, later than
in basketball, lost their opening f
NSIJRANC
games .to SmithHuron: . Oh
well, better l•uek next time!
Last Saturday evening, tee Councillor -elect parolee Shore
students from the collegiate--- presimtecl 0 statement on the
Judi Weber and John 'Walter, .,:eioder,i;cls rubric Scboolti' liah;l-
took part in a teley;ision show • •, ; -
Aheaci 'Phis i ,insurance to' the board 4,an,
called T,aoJtit}b 61h earl at the same time offt r -
program. is based o `..` arecrs 4«
availarb1e ;.to high school stud- i eel' to b•', inst.:rarneo co•11 •uitan;
.eats. 'Each. week two collegiate i "'ittlout foe.• ,
representatives ' quiz a guest :
Haring j'ur' concliull rl ' .13
spe'alcer--an e ;pert 'tile' v o :years ]is as a inernber of th:' pu:,llic
,cation being,,, discuss — con ;s"clio.ol. board," Zr• "hoe';: \\rot"'.
cerning' "requiremen , . oppor Duri)l; relic ne' I believe
..(unities and'slalaries. Our d€le- I that 1 rhate b come t'h'oroughly
;atesx'l ad a very, enlightening.:familiar 'with all the insurance:
-c+onvef ,.tion regarding the field I coverages :held by '(lie la"bard,
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0n
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t`;
„7..•-- •-c f•--dentYi•s,tib-•:-•1ti',,,eeo a•1•ly,--44, s1. Ar afh.!1 this t i m c. t o Off 1. 1 1)'
program vas gi er1 an award I''C ry1C1 t, as in -uraniT CUrl�ll1.atl
t1y. the Seeceirlary School Te'ac11i to t,l.. ) oaid. • •
.ers' Federationlot•'its valuable's •'S}roui:d ° the hoard �t 'i/
r• , ,,make this ,1111) ntmcnt. 11;,o,tI.t
�1 sistt.ance to stLItte •s yin
de
..,,make
,droit of, jobs;: • be quite willingto "ail • w i`l;i):;,
What it all boiled clown to� i fee,
and would b: ,?,101,'11,
,was that'ruial students :woiked ;•consult v ith t',l hoard or
harder..artd therefore got batter iaL1ce Comil tt{ e at t'.1 �u 'co:�'.
results than the town student) ,-1r',C)' 0)i; an ret. -4101•: relet,e.
—se. tire,? 'thon�. ht. 1� C? 1Lr1 10 • 111 ', erre" \ lAC',1 I.'; it: l
the 'fact that the p:oe1.+'11 till tl� •1)1t1t11
'1 lfie oil': t:tv ;:t '10 t! r; elle$.
eras primal ley. •agrarian in hrile ;
Cr'p'le .and. 1)fi'"Cttlll;; that'hot!), COT1iP1l1 1 t`� 11 1)O!tt-, 00)11) 711
• ,th:p eret,st[we e 'f",tilt the f';l lei �1i ' 11,1) ', 11:1191-10(1, $15C2
end e\1 Clltive !r1 aericell 1r :l; '. Y)CC;:1''11 C' ;.lit ir' cl t;, '7"
societies. in .1111 1 scllooi,, the 101 3, '111:' 1„:•;' 5 'e'er('
op,int0'1 1'01 ): erf P Comt'11 c,l ;t+l i� ' 11 .-�. 1`r
unb'ia ed,•
_.1 '(1+U1 L'•''1c • 1•,01 v, ould 1i 'i1' 1 t'-
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Annual Meet - and plat: kof the organizational
lhr Huron ('gnat, 4 -If Aeri• .n c.tetin;;' ' .i�'ill be announce
cultural Club I:i'acler s A-: o:•i- later.
•,tion will flour 11)011• i n :1111'—
o..,e...�
u 'd
n e...e r, at the A.:.c.lttural Of
1 oatd flamers 1;1 (•1;1'I;(in ell'
.\'iunkl;il•, Januiry 2)) 11; c:iiu
nlc nc.11,! at '11 :1)I) a nl. -
. Plats, .will b i made .11)1' 1112
19114 4-I1 0101) siasori. ".dinner
_Li. at -tree I1o011 'Clinton at 12:30
r100)1.
Prpided that ' Millie ,nt in-
ter(et. i -s indica, cel, a Huron
County 4 -II Sheep Club ye ll be
organized early in' February-.
Olyjc et •'
1 e ;Create, • e.teat r ir.t.,rest•
arrlo'l'i young people in Car-
.
ead Animal
REMQVAL
''or dead ind -'disabled animals
call collect
Darling .& Company
of- Canada Ltd.:
Phone' HU ,2-72619; Clinton•
Dead' anin3)al• licence 'number,
262-C-63
' .After,+be'in'g ihtrodllaced to the!
Club by President. Richard Joh-
gejan, ir..Kirk, aided by num:
arms of Alia ,,•owrr'--slides, - de-
seribed many of the wild life
penser iation projectsin which
he is involved. �:
Mi. Kirk dealt first •wflh 'the
demise' of the stately. elm trees.
He felt that the battle to save
them•was a losing One; the only
hope- lay in 'replanting with dis-
ea;e resisttent strains. Though a•
'new co trof
suitable • for the
treatment, of individual t•rrea,
‘Ig"
woulcl• be ,available n Iii the
Spring the post was net as yet
1i bw.n. -
_.-- FITe s ea: e w pointed'' -out' last
e p 'k.p' P t ,
the natu'arlist had 'a much eas-
ier time ¢Q years ago, when
.country roads Weje places Of
•beauty ,with sh. reutlis; etrees, and,
pla-nrts -..Qf, all kinds forming a
habit for••:e/host of different
ty�p - of , birds and small - anim-
als. 3 - day, in the name of
progress,,, snow clearing, and
same roads
traffic, these me
have been stri!pped bare by the
indiscriminate use of bulldozers
and chemical sprays. -4 walk
along them now is a forced
march' Brough a" terile and un-
a•ttracti've desert of .parched
grass and barbed' wire. The'
audience caned, unfortunately,
recalVman3? examples of, this -
,port -'el devastation in the• Gede
rich: area.
t The Bruce Trail .
Te provide a permanent place
where the lover of nature could
find countryside,uns oilt 1VI
p r.
Kirk described the -establitsh-
PLAN 441. :SPRING WORK
The heron, Counte 4-11 Home-
rnakifig ,Ciub..,'leadera Will soon'
i-
a.si tlle'y• attend the Training
S'ehools ler the project "Wheat
Shall I Wear?". ' These schools
are sponsored :by- Rome iJcon-
emi�es Service of the Ontario
Depar-tm.ent of Agriculture and
Will be cenductectoby Miss Pat-
ricia Damude, the Home Econ -
omist. for 'Huron County.
It is expected that nearby 90
leaders and assista.n will' et-
erbd <the-•-Err-ee.-•ese1 ot5 =' r'g
held at the Presbyterianthurch
in , Wingham on January 15th
and 16th, the' Legion Hall 'in
Hupsall, on January 21 and 22
and the Board Room of the
,ntario Department 01 Agricul-
'
ture in Clinton on January 23
and 24. • '
Through lectures .and demon-
stretions the leaders will obtain
=information on -Wardrobe Plan-
ning under; such, topics as Her.
oony,' .. Goof rel lgiv- Pexttire-
and Suitability. The '`leaders
will ,also review, the sewing
techniques, used in making a
blouse. „ M.
This material isprosented in
such 'a 'form that "it may be
-taught directly to the, club of
12 to 26 -year-olds in, the local
community...
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meni_.of4 the Bruce"4raii, which
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will extend -along the Niagara
Esearpzraeat ,to,the- nortbern•.ex,
*mity of, the Bruce •Peninsula
with. •rriay a magnificent view
of the blue waters. of the.Georg-
bare Bay. blue.
other con%
servtitibn areas have been,estab-
lis'hed in the, vieinityt of Owen
Sound and , � reg i including'
Dorcas Bay, where an area in-
habited by orchids and other
rare plants has been pbrehased
and set aside from the ravages
of the ''real estate dealer, 'the
bulldozer and the slimmer cot '
tager. ' ..
The •Grey.$rtice Natureliet
Club has been instrumental in
erecting a large number of nest=
ing boxes for the blue ,bird' in
am attempt to save this attrac-
tive little'bird which ,may soon
,become extinct,. Only 1()% -
-tItsre`13 `tG' rents t by
blue birds. Biology
Club' members, who constructed
and erected some .20 'bo'xes last
Spring, benefited by Mr,. Kirk's
experiences concerning his own
project. •
After dealing 'watli'water and!
forest conservation, much or
Which- Oon:sists in- undoing' - �
harms done by so-called land
improvers of snot so lnng,,,ago,
Mr. ,Kirk concluded by stressing,
the need for elan to fit late• -- his environment; rather than
fit his surrotihdirligs to suit
himself.
The speaker was .'them . on
behalf of •chub members by
Secretary-Teasurer S
ose
ar
Turland.
ENJOY THE FINEST FOOD
TOWN - ",
Chinese Food.
. Our Specialty
ALSO TAKE-OUt ORDERS
PEN- DAILY. 7 a.m_ i 1Q R ,. ..-_•
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The -Esquire
Restaurant
rhe- Square-Goderich-JA 4.9941
SUNDAY SERVICES
ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
Jan. 19,:-Sermuk Sunday after .Epiphany
8:30 ,a.m,: Holy Communion
10:00 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class
11:00 a.m. Holy Communion and Serpron
•' Archdeacon CI J. Queen
(Junior. Congregation and Nursery) •
7:00 p:m. Evensong' and Sermon
Rector; REV: CANON KENNETH E. TAYLOR; M.A., D.O.
Mr: George Burgoin, Organist:arid Choirmaster.
THE UNITED CHURCH"OF CANADA" «
North ' Street' 'United-. Church
SUNDAY, JANUARY 19
13:00 a.m.�Suhday .,School
•.11:00 a.m. "Epiphany" '2
Q G "ISa INVOLVED?"
(Nursery and Juntcr congregation)
Group- ,
t ,
The Rev. W. J. tera„J-loopen, B.A., B.D., Min.
L. H. Dotterer,' Organist , •
Knox Presbyterian Church
THE RFV. G. LOCKHAR,t ROYAL, • B.A.,, Minister,
William Cameron, 'Director Of Praise
10:00 a.m. Sunday School r ^w
t^i0:i4 a. m., Minister's Bible. Class
Study: St. Mark -,4:35-41 .
11:00 a.m. Service of Divine Worship
Serrron: "The , Sen'e Of Faithfulness"
Receptionof 'New Members
PREPARATORY SERVICES —
7:00' p.m. Evening Service
Studies 1 in "The Acts' Cat The Afrrostles.":
.,.(11) "Ananias and Sapphire,
8:00„ p.m. \ Yo`'ung People's' Society'
.' enter to Worship "Depart to Serve
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Parents Talk
Tall
With GDC.I Staff..
Parents' evenings were held,
at GSI] I on--WedneseTay-• , and
Thursday eveninge.of• last wee
Parents, rho,s� names `cane-
mence With t letters from
- A - a
and those whose names com-
mence with letters from M to . Z
tie„d d eirsd;ayf--even ng
a
•
_let.
cia'm; i- no •ti frons
ono for .a sprained finger .to ;a_re.'
Other fore .broken_'toes .
piano' fell 'on a boy's feet.
The board ordered the arclri-
teat's fees -anti elle •contriletor•';•
accoiu t for the itol)ert:.all .'trent
oriel, School be p.t:•d--a14• 'but.
5,000field back ,for. last rnimite ••
adju'stnents.
Logan, 'Contracting
ori g.e.s ,'34 and
dle, Connor 'and Associates o!''
.
At new car for your f amilyy' New,'
ti;-., appliances for. yo
yr h,ornGet whatever
M1
.
of° Stmt youneed now --with a Personal Loan
•
•
e ,
from the Ca kadian- Imperial Bank of
London nylon get ,.f412,800 ()2
Ate' theses tunes, parents talk- •
ed to• teachers about corhmon.
problems with respe•ct to their
ohildrei'i attending GDCI. Par=
eats of students w'h,ose averag
in the first tem reports was be •
-
• low 55 per, cent or • who failed
in one or more 'papers were
particularly".�lin d to attend:
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Comnzerce. 'Low' interest rate: Iif e-
• insured for ,your protectton. C'onve7t-
tent repayments. Seepur helpful
r..
Com' merce branch manager today.
��THE
THAT
BANK
BUIL' D$
Over 160 bracnyou
to 'serve
r,l ,i •
MIX OR' MATCH n'r
CREAM t �,•
NATURE'S BEST GRIEEN: `
CORN Or
aid
11 5,07..
Tins
Victoria Street United church-,-:
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11:00 a.m.Sunda School
11:00 a.m. Morning Worship
+ n x raor • inary ayrng .
1.30 p.m. Benmiller—Sunday School and 'Church
REV. CECIL A. DUKELOW, Minister.
t MRS. J. SNIDER, Organist
FREE. `METHODiST CHURCH
Corner Victoria and Pack Streets'.
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REV. 'R. G. PELFREY, B.A., 'B.D:, Pastor Dial 524-9306 .
9150 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL,; `
11:00• a.m. \ Worship Service
7:00 p.m. Evangelistic Service
Wed.,- 7:30 p.m... Prayer Meeting acid Bible Study ,
FACELI.E ROYALE
OtLET TISSU E
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WHITE( 41t1 , YELLOW, G1LlaC�
tt choose • from
Q'ountry, Pcp'i!a,-, ria;-.
Ccnady etr. We~ can svp-
`ply ares artist, ori” ally tabciLorb •
,3•ciay':cietivery-.
FROM1" 48
GObER CH BAPTIST CHURCH
Montreal Street . Near The Square
10:00 a.m.. Sunday Scnool
11:00 a.m. Morning ,Worship
7:00 p.m. •.Evening. Worship
THE.'..SAL.VATIO R . �
CAPTAIN and MRS. ROY WOl 1L3t.D 1
SUNDAY --- 11 a.tii. and 7 l;.r . - t
TUESDAY' - - t i"PiSy r 7t�;~e:',;n�j .". -.-
WED'NFSL AY '' 8, p.: i.' t./.4)CS —,t`3O?def LL AQUA.
CRUSHED OR ?SDC Ir
PINEAPPLE
I�GE$TTV
,''SALES1' and SOCRY1,,, E
E st. S4tset {1CYpp. fhe; .Ci,)
'EVERYONE WELCOME!
Bethel: Pentecostal � �'a„hernacie
Corner .of Ellin and Waferioo Sts.
REV. ROBERT" CLARK, Pastof
10:OQ a.m. Sunday School; Classes for all ages.
11400 a.m. Morning/ Worship
' 1:30 .p.m. Evac gelistic Service
Tuesday 8 p.m." Bible Study and Prayer
Friday 8 p.m: Young, PeopU's . Service
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