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• Goderich Lions Education Night
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Educatim_tlight at AiliZZatifigspiell. Lions Clinton; Bob Smith; chairman of the pro -
Club heard the Ontario lVfinister of Edu- gram; Hort. W. G. Davis, Ontario 'Minister
cation as guest speaker. Clvattiug,..-folloy- _ _ of Education; Hon. C. S. 1ViaeNaughton,
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ident; John Cochrane, principal of CHSS, , . , Signal -Star pho,to
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WITH WONDERFUL FASHIONS
CHARGED WITH THEFT
,Charged with..theJleft of„
abatttleiffIcom...the.-Ah=k
Chapter of the 1.0.D,E.,
James I obintr,caur.4er,is
schedti alliar in liiagiss-
trate's Court here today.
Police said ,the discovery of
the milsind funds was made
by the I.O.D.E., last month.
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BRIDGE SCORES
at the Goderich Duplicate
Bridge Club on Monday night.
Winners and their 'scores were
as • follows: Mrs. I. Papernick
and Mrs, R. Shrier, 62V2 points;
!Mrs. A. Nicol and Mrs. F. Saun-
ders, 60 points; Dr. and Mrs.
W. Oakes, 58 1/2 points; Mrs. F.
Reid and Mrs. R. Brewer,56”
points. .*
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117th Year 4 -,'No. 23.
GODERICH, .ONTARIO, ThijliSDAY, JUNE 4, 1904
Second tiOn--9 to 10,
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E Iducation Minister At Lions. Cub
Central Townshi. Schools
Seen Inevitable For FuturE
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'While central township schools, instructors from the', • , group my remarks alabut educe- ber of unemployed adults are
schoils will not immediately
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"little 'red schopl houses" in the
-rural-areas,-•th e- form e r- are seen.
as inevitable .by the Ontario
Department, of Education. Al-
though- d ecisiolf-s-715-trints::-C
rest with the elected school
boards of the respective areas,
the' department is making,. no
secret of the -het that, in the.
interests of the all-round educa-
tion of the -rural children, it is,
neouraging the.adoption'of the
er. .schools lia_ab.c._ rural
areas.,
This was pointed out by Hon.
WiNiam 4.4,14,Parts;-OrridAte--Min*-
ister of Education, who was
guest speaker at , the Lions.
Club's Education Night" at Har-
bourlite Inn Thursday evening.
Nearly 200 persons heard the
Education Minister deliver an
informative address on • the
topic of "Youth arid -Tomorrow's
WOrld " •
e was -accantirrinV on his
visit to Goderich by Hon. C. S.
MacNaughton of Exetey, On-
tario MinistIr pf Highways.
Queen Elizabeth..School for Re-
rdirerrittafer-artantre—Prirrr
cleat of the Goderich Business
-college, represented v -es,„ -..of
CHSS; Clinton,. the, School 'Association and the
• Among the guests- present
were members of the Goderich
Public School Board, of the
GDCI Boarkiand of the Separ-
ate" Schoo-1 Hoard and .of the
teaching staffs from these
lilt
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School Boards__ row's World," and while the
arm: .‘..*youth" -usually -refers La.
he, age -group betWeerr, child -
Based, on hisown expOri- hood and full manhood and wo-
The Committee -
After opening the meeting,
Lien- President -Er n i e ,--CraWzfor .
prograin over to
the chairman for the evening,
Bob Smith. The latter briefly
reviewed the --the hisiory of the
n!gr'-'41--13-ay--ancl--6,DC I Board news in
Lions elub. He pointed out
. a conversation between' The
thA1,04i, i•-41140, 911 s was to
tario Minister of Education,
believes it is to the ultimate
advantage of school boards
aridlifie--fitiblIC-W-gitTerartb-af
the boards co-operate '(ton,,
Reference -Wes -044e to nth
--a'ttitude of Piitrcifral
Thran-cia 17 Assist „,,,,,cin -r rciir
-, ''''------ .Minister Davis following the
nits in need of such aid. He re- i Lions Education Night last
minded his listeners that it
Thursday. "Play ball with
didn't matter whether the par- • .
the press and they will play munity, province and nation,
ent3 of the needy 'students were ball with' you, stated Hon.
Lions or not in order that the
Mr. Davis. ' and we have to learn to live in
one, 'rhe last task of education
ap.pro'ved students might • re- is the making of human beings,
ceiSviencheelPt.he committee . was Sbi1001.1; • TAM Melady, chairman the development in each in-
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dividual, as far as they can be
formed,.Mr. Smith said,,six stu- of 'the Separate School Board.
dcveloped of the body, mind,
dent % • had been given loans
totalling $5,154 and .' of this
arnount, $1,190 had been re-
paid by the students td date.
11 0 e, • 01 I . cud-
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its range for the purpose of
this 'Address to Ontario's young
. and ..4triflunetie4.. ,Ptir
the essential skills in reading,
people from the they
• }greater appreciation of well-
'Ley_
elm-e48:4v.itO 4tittr,Mn RefaVilwe'ivancvitawiog
unemployed because they lack
duty of. our schools with re-
spect t9 preparing pupilS._for
futuro---e.anning thus_ becomes_...:_,
clear. -
the elementary schools,
the call is' for emphasis upon
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1 facility in writing -Jar, graight--7--"-'
socie‘y as adtilts. -
Ce
said that all .men have- fhteel kn,owledge of the, ,,Werld—geka.......64,4iiettoca4o..0"
jobs: The mostobvious is to
earn a livinc,; so education must
-train Zeirt,`,„ 'bY the Commonwealth.' kt.f-e74""
which wc will make our liven -
citizens, members 4of a 'tom-
ondaryvehool level, a report on
hood. Secolidly, we are all manpower training recently pre-
sented to th'e legislature, made
two comments that . reflect the
new emphasis that is receiving
attention: First that the "held-
ing pewer" of 'our schools Must
be increased, by making avail-
ablea variety of courses to
appeal to° the differing inter-
ests,: abilities and aptitudes of
our student population; • and
second, that to ensure efficient
utilization of . our human re-
sources, -everYthing poss'ible will:
have to • be done to provide
every student with as much
education and training as he is
capable of effectively absorbing.
gra,phicallS/ and of our history
as a 'nation and a member, of
Also introduced were Crown
and character, or spiritual ele-
Attorney W. G. Cochrane, and
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the Colborne Township Area ent.
Mrs. Ben Homan, chairman of
In the light of this three -fold
responsibiliity, I. would like to
troduced as follows: Dr. R. W. •
in- School Board.
Introdu ine- J. H. Kinkeadhe educational movements in
he
Your attention to some of
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Head, table guests were
litighes, past • chairman of the 'The old 4 c t
ilamplighter," chair- Ontario's schools in the 1960s.
oar , A. it SCOtt,man Bob Smith called upon M
er-
GDCIrincipal; (MCI. Principal r.
Kinkead to introduce Hon. C. S,
0. L.' Day; Jerry Ginn, chairman
of GDCI Board; Canon K. E. 4MacNaughton. "It's interesting
Taylor, past chairman of the 1,9 be called .*The old lamp-
Goderich and DiStrier ASsoci- at
as has been done before world n which the' bOys itd
at Lions Club:, rneeTtings," girls who study in Goderich
ation. for Retarded Children; !mented Mr. Kinkead. classroorns today will he earn -
Reeve Frank Walkom; Hon. C.1
1970s and 1980s
I have no crystal ball, and I
cannot predict what the world
of tomorrow will be like ----that
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Davis; Lions president Ernie 1, any' young person wantine clueS - alredy riaticeable, how-
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.cipal of CHSS, Clinton; James•leclucation would no be found the situation may become. -For
Coulter, school inspector; May- wanting for "funds after they ono thing,.it.is clear today that
or May Mooney; Jack Marriott, proved themselves to the Lions Ithere are more jobs for skilled
Goderich Public School Board Club, Mr. Kinkead gave justly persons and well-educated peo-
Chairman; Gil Burrows of E- deserving praise, to Huron's Pie than there are qualified men
eter, ,school inspector; Ralph popular M.P.P., .and Ontario , and women to:fill them. It is
Smith, Goderich Public SchoolsIMinister. of -Highways, Hon. C.also clearthat the greater num-
principal;-Miss,Margaret F-oley; S 'iVlacNaughton. .
principal of St. Mary's Separate Hon. Mr: MacNaughton said!
School; • Harry M. Shackleton, the Lions Club of Goderich has
ex -principal of Goderich Public beep 4i - institution in this part
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• • y i. &e specia11y referred
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to Young Canada Week of- the
Lions Club which had made
'the name af Goderich known
from one end of Canada to
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'At . the elementary. ..school
level, a reFigion of courSVs of
study -from kiridergartesir-..- to
Grade 6 is under way, but the
hief empha'fls must be upon
in the public school field, ' • __,..
some scarcity persists in the •
separate school's where the rate
of exceeded "that in the public
schools. The generally improv -
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• ,.'1.436.14,,St.'::::',...,i'Vt'!"•16.aintilF.011-v-H,n1
introducing. Hon. W. l. Davis,
said he had been elected mem-
he-F.1'6F Peer in June of 1954,
suceeding the late Tom Ken-
nedy. Mr. Davis', career has
been a spectacular one, said
Hon. Mr. MacNaughton, men-
tioning among, other things
his being granted a QC., and
also receiving an honorary
Doctor of Laws degree from
Waterloo University. "He has •
brought to his 'responsibilities
a sense of purpose and dedica-
tion and today he holds a very,
very important post,” said Hon.
Mr. MacNaughton. •
Hon. W. G. Davis
lion. Mr. Davis congratulated.
the Goderich Lions Club on its
fine record of accoomplishments
'and said- he had often heard of
its Young Canada Week. After
mentioning a reference to James
Kinkead as. "The old lainp-
lighter," Him. •Mr., Davis hum-
orously added, .,..a_dona_kri
what the significance of this • is
but I assure you I will bring
it -to the attention of the officials.;
of the Ontario Department of
Education."
- Th., complete text of the ad-
dress of Hon. W. G.. Davis is
as follows: .
. It is a pleasure for me to
'meet this representative group
of men and women who are
-interested in the sehools--af-4h
Goderich area and in education!.
across the Province. In' the
members of the Lions Club we
have rep -resented business and'
professional men and parents,
in the coinmenity, and among
:their guests this evening I am
pleased to express a welcome
to the trustees and teachers of I
your separate, and see-
ondary school's and teachers at',
the Retarded Children's School,'
To all of you I would express
congratulations and thinks
behalf Of the Governthent of
Ontario on the efforts that have!
been made in Goderich and the
surrounding district to meet the
problems and challenge that!
are the result of our expanding,
school population, Your suc-
cess in these efforts will mean -
that the blvs and girls and the
!youth of this community will!
the better prepared to live!
useful, complete lives in the!
new world that loorns'ahead, '1
have chosen this evening to
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