HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1965-03-18, Page 10BY BRIAN D91 DS
• Things have quietened down
around the school now- that the
baske,Lba1i1 seas.on, as over and
the exams are •eo,ming.. up. Ex-
a'm>+s commence tpmorro.w, Fri-_
-d Y, for' the "Grade 13's,, while
the re't of the school digs in
on Mlinday, •
Easter exams mean. a• great
deal to the lower grades as
•these marks are avel'aged in
witth their Christmas and .June -
,marks to obtain .their final av-
erage.
For the Grade 13's these ex-
ams provide a pretty good idea
In the .men's curling division
own ry u . ,
Ralph W ei g el's rink is in ,,the
- lead 'with four wins and a plus
of 17.
In the mixed division, the
• , skips of each . of the following
rinks have four wins but ‘with
a plus• as indicated _after their
- names: dole gaff, . 26;• -•Beb
Keene, 23; Arm Britne11, 16;
George Robertson; 15; Harold
ilitbbert, 15; Ralph Weigel, 10.
° of h•4w hard they will have to
woik between noiw and June,
LAW, for some of them it might
co;.: $5.00 per paper to °wttite
.thr* if .1114 4o not secure- a
high enough .mark in their re-
p.�ctive tcpies.
- S. nior Vikings might
have felt a Little consoled earl -
in the •wet k when they heard
Ghat• the Parkhill Maraud?rs
1captured the Ontario "B" School
i ar•ke•,'tba11 championship in
Cornwall!, Ontario last weekend.
During the past week or so
t he quivering strains of "La
:V Iarsrilioise,," accompanied by
the clicking of a sewing ma-
chkne, has 'been heard from the
basements of various students
who have eyed with disdain our
vacant flag pole.
Messrs. Pirie, Wilkinson. and
company need worry no more—
"La drap.eau Canadienne" flut-
eproudIy`1rom our pole a
the crack of dawn on Ronda
morning. ap
The Students' Council hats se
Apr,.il 9th as the date for th•
annual formal. This year
school queen will be chosen
dance, „'1
ce,-_ �- --•✓... Kos taken
Japan as its_. the rt,e: Music- will
be provided by the. Bobby
Downs orchestra from London.
The formal has always been
the big event of the year and
lit is hoped that it will be as
well supported this year.
In, the Farmers' League,,t
Gin,n's rirnk is in the lead with
90 points, Standings of other
rinks are as ,follows: Rowe, 87;
Fo:: ter, 65;-Feagan, 61; Je+vve;tl;
57; Hawkins, 57; T. Moore, 57;
Baer, 48; Eedy,..47; Fi:her, 46; i o
Kernigiian, 42; E. Moore, 41.
two more games have to be ! b
1?1iayed by each rink in the
Fanmers' League to complete is
the present 'draw.. • '0
Scores cf reicc�r.t•g,ames,''Were: I
'�cd.X,..1..£t.....E. ,.141orare..,.�zr .G,in-n•»fl;:;--ar
Fisher 5; Rowe 10, Baer 2; T. dMooreL 8, Foster 7; Fea ca,n 19, E
Kernig�han 7; Hawkins 16, ti
Jewell 2. . b
TO SELL •TANKERS
The tanker, lmperia,1 Simcoe,
f Imperial 011 -Limited, which
-as for several years the first
oat into Godericli- harbor in
he spring to open navigation,
to be pensioned off. Imperial
it plans .to sell -it and also
rnperial Welland. The In-Ter-
i--Simcoe aced -35, "iiOw
ock at Sarnia, was built' 'in
n ;land and spent most of her
me in saltwater before being
rou,ht to the Great Lakes.
Knox Presbyterian Church doors were .decorated with cross`
ed brooms on g tartan background in honor of a special
curling service which was held there Sunday morning. The
Rev. G. L. Royal and Gordon Muir, president of the Maitland
Country Club Curlers are shown following the service. A spec-
ial mass fOr curlers was also held at 8:30 a.7n°- Sunday at St.
Peter's R.G. Church Signal -Star photo
-are appointed to ..bo,,ands for
three years on a staggered basis
for continuity. We try to sit
down with new members of the
board.
Per Capita
Q: If a County __planning
Board is' set up the costs are
`a&sessed to .the individual muni
cipalities on what basis? A:
This is left entirely in the hands
of the municipality ,concerned
although recent :cases have
chosen a per capitabasis.
Q: Will the province subsi-
dize a co•un•ty plan? A: .re
are p,rece,d•ents now where the
province .has provided a su,b-
s.idy of 25 per cerit"+but this is
far from being blanket approval.
Q: Bow can a village an•d
township form a fire .protection
zone? A: Wr;:te to the Ontario•
Fire Vlar_cial, Qua,n's Park,
Toronto.
l'tohave
a full-time planning consultant?
4: There is no •way, of telling
this. The only._ thing to do is
to ask a con.,-tu1 ant to quote
a cpri•ce for his work.
Q: What duties or control
• would he have over
rural municipality? A: By and
large they just give advice.
you are paying the piper so
you decide whether or not you
like the tune.
Q: What should the duties
-!board- be
f 'Yy' , y oyto 'Irnatib/�+,,+„r
.
studii►ea to show trends Of de,
x"elbl? ent.• Carry on a public
relations program and Aire
data to.ai es repre>sentataoto
hitcher .overnnient.
,Jurisdiction
Q. What can county planning
do that municipal planning can-
not do? .A: There is no junis-
diction •+Ghere is a relationship
In advisory terms.
Q: o Doss ARDA committee
takeRthe•p.l_ae'e .o f -a county -plan,
ming -board? A: ARDAA is fed-
eral'and.:the,,provincial govern-:
mlent operates the planning
boards. Otlr terms are mare
of urban reference than, those•
of ASA. •
Q: Should the county get into
the parks business? 'A: There
is noa`ing to prevent it where
a parks program is ,too difficult
for a municipality td under -
bake on its own. `
Q: is it the responsibility of
the .co.u•n ty to provide 'recrea-
tional facilities for non-resid-
ents? A: I don't see how y.ou
can,
s+bap them at the gate and
say:"Do you llive here? if not;
get on your way."
Q. f rttrre—in--:t
terms •af two generat,io•ns for
the fauns in -the county of
Huron? A: There must be as
the farm is vital to the im-
portance of the economy of the
area.
- Zarb. Thursday attgrn zU ,
April 1, Ihc Go€lerieb local Oil-
ing area wlill, 'l 'expanded to
irt'clu le All Itelep'httrzes In tie
Dungan > on exchange, W. W.
' llaysom,. Bell Telephone miain-
ager .here said today.
The Bell and the Hoon and
Kinloss Tele+pihax%e'-' Company
Much .operates' the Dungannon
exchange, have cooperated'to
i+ntrodu+ce calling without long
distance -+charges between the,.
two -coir turiltl s. ;-
Mr. Haysom�: added that in
:order to reach Duxgaiin�on tele-
phone.' subucribbers, custouners
must ,dial the full seven digi+tg
of the, listed telephone number.
Dungannon ,ou:Itom rs also must
dial 'the full seven digits[. to.
reach 'a Goderich numlber. Dir-
ectories containing Dungannon
listings have been delivered to
all God:eriah customers.
Church urd, "Fossil
A London Conference Sei gn-
•'- on the Town and Country
Church was held by the United
Church •af Canada at Sit. Maws
on Tuesday and Wedn,etsday.
Several members otf tie Rural
Life Committee' ttee' from the "Hur-
on )County area attended.
"Opportunities and alespom%'
,S� tbilitaes o Z9h�e Ctuj,tii j;8 .iLur:
nasi"Az`easn''. was the subject of
one, of ",more '?ban half a. dozen
addresses dealing . with ,the
chi1Voh in rural .areas.
Ralph Kruger of the Univers
ity of Waterloo chided the
church dor...tfa - ,
•ill�g' � -Provide
",gtrastsroot leadership' in mural
developmz,enit. programs. He re-.
ferred +to bhp rural church las
"'A fossil of another, • age," and
added •that it "faces extinction."
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._... a4_sw a sign�ai Spring• -is -the. --
A meeting of the Huron County
Soccer League to prepare for
the 1965 season. It will be
Field at Clinton Town Hall on
Monday, March" 22, at 8 p.m.
Teams interested in play-
ing in the' league are invited
to send representatives to the
meeting. Newly formed teams
are especially urged to have,
representatives present. There
is quite a Scarcity of experi-
enced referees' and all soccer
referees who are reasonably
qualified are asked to begat
the •meeting.
•
PILONE 52446n5
Mrs. C. H. Edwards,
Campaign Chairman.
tU1DE TO
BIG PARADE AROUND THE .SQUARE
STARTING AT 7:00 P.M.
At The Arena From 7:30 P.M.
SKATING_ -- - - - --- CLOWtki
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dpi
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the first time, or are ready
for a fresh new look in. your
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pieces . . . whichever the case,
determine first, how much you
can, afford to spend, all at one
time; or how much you can bud-
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Do this before you even be-
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in terms of quality,tyling and
value.
i
If you jump 'blindly, without
any financial pre -planning, you
might find out that you have
stripped your budget of that
necessary cushion for emergen-
cies, or have strapped yourselves
withexcessive monthly pay-
ments-
Either way takes the joy
out of owning the new .furn-
iture—so take those few imp-
ortant minutes first to look
over the balance sheet.
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