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Ooderich. Lions Club coritributed to the largest Parade in
London's history Aolay 29 when Lions from all parts of Ontario '
and Quebec gathered there for their annual convention. The t
Goderich float depicted Younb Canada Week's office and
staff. Young players wore hockey sweaters from various .
WANTED 20 MILLS
participating towns and the referees were Lions Jim Coulter
and Ralph Smith. Goderich cheerleaders kept morale high,
and the float received considerable applause all along the
parade route.
West Wawanosh Tells Auburn To Cut Rate
West Wawanosh township
clerk Joan C. Armstrong has
been instructed to inform Au-
burn village trustees .that it can-
not set its tax rate at 20 mills.
The mattei was brought to
council's at:ention by auditor
A.. M. Harper, who said the high -
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est rate chargeable by a police
village is 15 mills.
Mr. Harper said this -limit is
set out ia the Ontario Municipal
Act.
Clerk Arinstmlig was instruct-
ed to wfite the village clerk in-
forming the village to rearrange
the budget and reduce the tax
rate to 15 mills.
Final reading of the Todd
Municipal Drain by-law was re-
scinded at this time. This 'action
by council is necessary to have
the by-law approved,by the On-
tario Municipal Maid before it
is given final rbading and
pasSed..
Council also repealed a by-law
passed cm -December 13, 1924 -to
raise $10,0.Q0..to aid. in -the . con:
struction of tile, stone or timber
drains, preparatory_ to paSsing
a• by-law to raise $200,000 for
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READY-XIXED CONCRETE
For Stens, Sidewalks, Floors, Walls
Barnyards, Etc.
Also' Jn Stock F'recast
Sidewalk Slabs, Curbs, Edgings
Bumper Blox, Etc.
Calcium Chloride -- 100 -lb. bags
the same purpose, upon approval
from the Ontario Municipal
Board.
Council aproved the erection
of a pr:xlominantly vocational
addition and alterations. to the
pres,:nt -Wingliam District High
School .puilding to accommo-
date an additional 510 pupils,
and the iSsuance of debentures
on the assessment of' the Com-
bined Lueknow,,and Winghani
pistrict High School areas in
payment of approximately 25
per cent of the total cost of the
said addition and alterations,
Couneil agreed to raise the
grader operatcr's salary to $1.50
per hour.
The clerk was instructed to
write E. H. Uderstadt, O.L.S.
lof Orangeville to have him
undertake th,9 examination and
survey of the Dungannon drain,
as soon as fiosSible.
- A by-llw to set the salary for
the road 'superintencthnt at $1.50
per how was passed.
Futures -Market ,Employed
In Hog Contracting Program
A new hog contracting pro-
gram using, the.futures market
is being set up by one U.S.
packer to allow producers to.sell
their hogs at a specific price
several months in advance of
delivery. The program is being
offered. by Wilson and Co. in
Iowa.
The orogram is intended to
accommodate. producer S with
both large and small operations
and'will cover as few as 40 hogs
per contract. Producers will re-
ceive a partial cash payment at
the time the ohtract is signed.
TI37e parker will .hedge his price
risk by selling futures con,tracts,
on the Chicago Live Hog Futures
Market.
Normal procedure for nego-
tiations start.- with the price
the packer elcpects to obtain on
the futures market. Against this
price, transportation charges
and quality 4iIferences are al-
lowed, depepding on an indivi-
dual's location and production
record.
Huron -Concrete • Supply Ltd.
R.R. '1, GODERICH
PHONE .524-7361
21-22-23
What doer the Bank of Montreal offer you?
Basic Banking, that's what! Basic Banking is
based on the fact that nine times out of ten when
you enter a bank you are looking for serice in
one Of three basic areas -savings, personal
chequing orcurrent accounts.
• Basic. Banking means simply thatwe.' have
geared OUT branch offices to give you absolutely
top performance in these three vital. services..
With Basic Banking, you'll get your banking
done pleasantly and efficiently and be on your
way in a matter of minutes.
Wouldn't Basic Banking be the answerp
• your banking needs?
"Sorry, No Giveaways
Sorry, No Tiger -tails
'Sorry, No Samples
Sorry, No Stamps-...
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with DAD
on ins bliv,
• SHORTS
- • SPORT SHIRTS
• T SHIRTS
• SOCKS
o TIES
• 'SLACKS
• SPORT ;OATS
• • JACKETS
• DRESS SHIRTS
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• JEWELLERY
• HATS
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• BATHING SUITS
GERRARD'S
MEN'S WEAR'
'THE SQUARE
Two Departments Involved
Manpower Training
A three -clay conference of „of-
ficials from the Ontario depart -
Ment of education and the On-
tario department of labor, to
-study alici co-ordinate their man-
power training program, has con-
cluded at the Billet Lake centre
for continuing education.
, The patters under consider-
ation included the academic and
skill programs conducted by the
applied artsand technology
branch of the department of
'educationf- and the on-the-job
training program of the depart-
ment of labor's industrial train-
ing branch:
To ensure filling industry's
Consultant Suggests
Central Reference
STRATFORD — Library con-
sultant Francis St. John said
Saturday he will ,recommend a
strong central reference service,
probably at Kitchener, for librar-
ies in Wellington, Waterloo,
Perth ad Huron counties. ,
Mr, St John of New York
is preparing a report on area
•public libraries for the Mid -
Western Regional Library Co-
operativ 0, which covers the
four colitis.
Giving a preljminary state-
ment, to 150 library trustees
at a conference here, Mr. St.
John said the reference serv-
ice -would be available free to
each library in the region.
' He said he will also recom-
mend a travelling library for
areas without book facilities.
Grove Deal
With Company
Goderich's council option and
$11,500 offer to purchase on the
Bingham Grove at the foot of
Wilson Street was placed with
M and M Investments ilAd
through the real estate firm
of Aleicander and Chapman, and
not with the Bingham Estale as
reported in last week's Signal -
Star.
Mr. St. John released an 182L
page survey on Ontario librar-
ies earlicr this year. It included
suggestions that trustees be
-elected instead of appointed and
that small public libraries be
replaced by regional co-opera-
tives.
Mrs. Frances Whiteway, li-
brarian of the Middlesex Coun-
ty Library, told the meeting it is
cheaper to run Mnddlesex's 23
libraries as a unit rather than
sepai'ately.
Sherisaid 'it cost the libraries
$30,000 to ,borrow books from
the county las' year. If each
had bought the. books, the cost
‘vould haVe been $550,000.
Equipment
Approved
The Central Huron'Seeondary
School board has federal gov-
ernment approval for $67,500
worth of equipn-ient and furni-
ture for a proposed addition to
Clint.:..n's vocational school —
but no approval. to build the
L. R. Maloney, - administra-
-tor, said the la -bar -department
would ply the $67,500 but final
approval of construction, invol-
,
ving $506,900, is still awaited.:
Goderich Minor Hockey Association
FATHER & SON
BANQUET
SAT., JUNE 18
ARENA
6:30 P.M.
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' Bring Your Own Silverware
Let CONKLIN'S help you
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FENCING
50 FEET 10.99-
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VINYL COATED
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50 FEET 15.95 ,
TAHITIAN STYLE
BI -FOLD DOORS
19.2.5 to 2065.
These doors are ideal for -closets or hallways. They are made of
clear pine and come in a basket weave style. See them on
display.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
ON
CONKLIN
CUSTOM CREDIT
SAYFIELD ROAD
524-8321
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Studied
manpower training needs and
the development of the individ-
ual trainee's full potential, the
delegates devoted thelr efforts to
exchanging information ..anel as
one another's training
program' Case study methods
were employed and solutions
determined to priivide for the
inteklOcking of the program's of
the department.
The rapid • growth Qof man-
power training programs in On-
tario since the federal -provincial
technical 'trades agreement in
1961 was studied and statistics
analyzed to indicate that this
growth will continue at an ac-
celerated rate.
The number of unemployed in
training witn the department of
education program five increas-
ed to 35, 354 in 1965-1966 from
23, 136 in 1964-1965. Since the
department of lebOr launched its
short term on-the-job training
program last year, nearly 1,000
firms have requested asAistance
and contracts have been signed
with 179 industrles for the train-
ing of 19, 418 trainees. The
depaitment of education's busi-
ness management courses have
increased -from four in 1963 to
1,156 this year. ,
• To meet these growing , de-
mands,the Conference achieved
a greater degree f understand-
ing between officials of both
departments and ensured mutual
co-operation in achieving their
common' goal.
Cariadians Greatest
Users Of Petroleum
canadians use more pOtrofeum mineral in Canada in value of
produds per person than any- prodacti.m." The 1965 Can-
adian production (A 921,000 bar-
rels per day represent S an in-
crease of cmore than 4,300 per
cent over the iprodustion of less
than two decades ago. • •
The publication says that oil
and natural gas supplied 71 per
cent of all Canada's energy needs
last year. It alsc states that the
oil industry has spent $12.7 bil-
lion in the past 20 years, search-
ing for and developing oll and
gas fields, builcUng pipelines,
refinerieE and other facilities.
The booklet adds that "only in
the past fur years has revenue
from oil and natural gas pro-
duction begun' to exceed' the
amount spent on exploration and
development.. As it is, the pre-
sent net deficit exceeds $2 bil-
lion,"
And—for thc! se who really
want to know • the dockside
price of Guanipa, Venezuela
crude oil was $2:53 per !barrel in
U.S. funds.
one else in the free wrold, ac -
coding to the latest edition of
"Fets and Figu" teS About Oil
in Canada.
The nation'estimated oil pro-
duct consumption for 1965 aver-
aged 750 gallons per person.
That's nine gallons more per
person than in the United States.
Canada as a whole ponsumed
more than 40 znillion gallons
per day.
The statistical booklet contains
information on everything about
the petroleum industry-L-frona a
breakdown of the Canadian mo-
torist's gasoline dollar to the
price of a barrel of crude oil
from Guanipa, "Venezuela.
Oil companies during 1965 re-
ceivd 44.3 cents of the motor-
ist's gasoline dollar. Federal
and provincial governments re-
ceived .38.1 cents, and service
station operators, 17,0 cents.
The booklet reports that
"crude oil is, now the leading
STRAWBERRIES
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F. -W. ANDREWS
CLINTON
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HOW T� MAKE
DAD SMILE WITH
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A 'GIFT FROM
The Fashion Shoppe
Actually we are going to suggest that you use some of
your feminine wiles and Dad will think it is pretty crafty. If he
doesn't smile over it, he is either a grouch or he has read
this ad.
We're going, to suggest that you buy yourself a gift for
Father's Day. Now that may raise Dad's brow a bit but you can
quickly explain that, after all there is no need to be grouchy
as you did it for him.
For him?
Well of course. We knoiri that"dear old dad wants -you to
look your feminine finest and we suggest this you an do by.
donning a new dress for Father's Day. We have a beautiful
collection that starts,at 10.95. We know that Dad will be as
pleased with your new dress as he will with the gift you
purchase for him.
Oh, we know, it all Soundsa little bit sneaky, but aren't we
girls just a liftle smarter than the average Male? Ws also a
novel way to get a new dress.
P.S.—If Pop goes a liffle -short because you purchased a new
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dress, we are sure he won't mind, (we hope).
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