The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-06-30, Page 3Warrant Officer M. F. Grant explains a
piece of eadioequipment to three Tanzanian
communications . technicians. .A course, of
Tanzanians training at Camp Borden were
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on a visit to CFB Clinton. Front left are
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Tanzanians Visit CIin!�n
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ments and techniques.
The Tanzan-a s were welcom-
ed and given a briefing. by Wing
Cmdr. B. R. Rafuse, the officer
commanding R. and C.S., fol-
lowing which they visited var-
ious training sections in the
school.
During their tour the visiting
grotip ,were shown our radar
training facilities and methods,
as well as typ.eal telecommunic-
ations equipment' used in the
service tciday.
For the past nine month"s the
Tanzanians h, ive been in Canada
.taking the a: reran- communic-
ations technicians course given
at CFB Camp Borden. In August
they will return to them, home-
land where they will form the
nucleus 9for development of
eleetronic maintenance and ser-
vicing facilities in the recently -
formed Tanzanian Air Force.
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June 30 - July 1
Audie Murphy
Arizona: Raiders
Color Western
Also Martha Hyer in
A Science Fiction Thriller
FIRST MEN
ON TIDE MOON
Color
Tiger Dunlop .!Institute
To Sell Souvenir. Spoons
• CARLOW. ----The Jug PAPP1in.g
-1'f the Tiger Dunlop. Women's
hstitu•te was 'held in .the rrewn-
-hip Hall with the presid n:.,
Mrs. Ralph Jewell in char:
It was decided to purchase
100 commemorative spoons to
be sold at the Women's Insti'uie
handicraft booth .at the Inter-
natienal Ploughing Match in
October.
Plans were announced regard -
ing .,cateiing for Grade $, Gradu-
ation -Banquet. Mention was
made of F.W.I C. badges, which
had been presented to the past
'President, Mrs. Richard Buch-
anan and the secretary, Mrs.
James Horton for the excel-
lent service they had given the
branch. Reports of the district
annual held at Auburn in May
were reed by the delegates, Mrs.
Ed. Montgomery and Mrs. Wil-
mer Hardy:
It- was ,public relations night.
Mrs. Terence Hunter who had
charge cf discussing the- motto,
"Never Criticize a man until
you have' walked a mile in, his
mocassiils," rend a story entitl-
ed "The Leng, Long Mile"
which was particularly fitting.
Mrs. Hardy introduced her
son John, who spent last sum-
mer as a junior ranger
the department of lands and
forests at .'ortelance Lake.
north of Blind River. Showing
slides he took in that time, • he
described the work of a junior
ranger. This program which
was started one summer in the
early 1a5r's with 50 boys- oil
(17 years of age has become so
jpopular that last stirrer thnr'
'`Were over 1,600 -boys of that
age. taken to over aQ eamps.'
John's camp won the safety
award fr•r the district and were
treated to a days fishing trip
with
Mrs.
the
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POTH PICKED
Leroy Poth, Bayfield, has
been chosen to fill the vacancy
on council caused by the resigna-
-ion of Joseph Allaire. Council-
lor Poth was also named chair-
man of the finance committee.
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July 2, 4, 5
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Plus the .clank Williams Story
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July 6, 7, 8
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by plane. He elided his talk
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Toynbee .Lamb thanked
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'The + 0derreh Signal -Star, ' hw data JUZla 30, 1000
Contribute
To Hospital
A meeting of the Pant Noble
Grand's Club of the Rebekah
Lodge was held June 14 at the"
home of Moss Edna Driver.
Following the opening ode
several items of business were
discussed:- A- donation of $10
was voted to the hospital build-
ing fund and $10 was to be
forwarded to the Rebekah
assembly secretary to be added
to .the eye bank research founda-
tion.
This was the annual meeting
and officers were elected as
follows: president, Mrs. G.- Orr;
vice-presidents, - Mns. A. Os-
baldeston and' Mrs. F. Bowra;
recording' secretary, Mrs. H:
Fuller; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. E. Murray; treasurer, Miss
E. Driver; press secretary, Mrs.
G. Mumby.
At the conclusion of the meet-
ing, seveal ganfes of "500" were
played, the winners being Mrs.
A. Abell and Mrs. H. Mac:hee.
A dainty lunch was served by
Mrs. K. Bell and her committee,
to whom a vote of thanks was
extended, as well as to the
hostess for the use of her home.
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Monday, July 4t6
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Mamba
of the
'=Group
of Cornnon0M.
Carol (left) and Maureen Doran, twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs,
Bert Doran, Auburn, have both graduated from the school of
nursingat Owen, Sound General and Marine Hospital. Carol
will remain in Q,n/en Sound;U Maureen is going to Humbrside
Memorial Hospital, Toronto.
Community Centre
Gets Council Approval
At a special meeting of Clin-
ton town council June 16 the
buildine committee of Clinton
and District CommunitY'Centre
was given the final OK to in-
struct their engineer to proceed
with plans and specifications for
the new centre.
A. E. 'Kiraly of the engineer,
ing firn of A. E. Kiraly and
Associates Ltd., Peterborough,
who had been engaged by the
committee, was present and an-
swered nany questions for the
councillors. • He was accompan-
ied by -Jack Peirson of Peirson
Buildings Ltd., also of Peter,
borough. whose firm had orig-
ionally gven the local commit-
tee a price of $167,940 for an
arena building without auditor -
The town already has tenta-
tive approval. from Ontario
Municipal Beard for a -_-$i67 00O
expenditure or: a . community
centre.
Engineer Kiraly explained his
sketch drawing of the centre
and answered engineering and
building methods questions.
After the meeting he met with
-the building committee for final
instructions.
• The building will be 200 x 110
feet, 'with arena ice . surface of
80 x 1999 feet. The arena fluor
will be of a hard material suit-
able for rollerskating and danc-
ing. The 36 -foot Bleep full width
lobby willcontain four'14 x 17
dressing rooms with showers
and washrooms, ladies' and men's
dressing rooms, two washrooms,
first aid roan-, and an 11 x 10 -
foot office; space fora snack
bar will also he provided.
Seating capacity will be for
800, with room for 400 standing.
Upstairs over the lobby will
be an auditorium complete with
washrooms. kitchen and a move-
able stage.
The engineer will have plans
and specifications available by
June 27 and local persons have
been invited to tender.
Tenders are requested by July
15, when they will be viewed
by the building committee and
council
Chairman of the fund raising
committee for the new commun-
ity centre, Mait Edgar, hones
to raise $100,000- by donations,
fund -raking events ttnd govern-
ment grants. He estimates
grants of upwards of $40,000.
Estimated cost of ,the project
is from $210,000 to $230,000.
UCW Holds
June Meeting
The June meeting of Victoria
Street United Church U.C.W.
was heed•' in- the•,ehureh•.-hall
on Thursday afternoon.
The meeting opened by the
call to worship. The devotional
period followed led by Mrs. T.
Wilson. Hymn 506 was read
in unison. Tlie lesson was first
15 verses of Chapter 4 of the
Phill'piens followed by a med-
itation. Mrs. T. Wilson led in
prayer.
The collection was taken and
dedicated; birthday and shut-in
boxes were passed. The roll
call was answered by each mem-
ber reading an article ori- tnis
sionary work ,
Mrs. J. Vincent read a news-
paper clipping regarding , the
appointment of cher neph'e'w,
Stewart Toll, a former Goderich
collegiate graduate and teacher
for past four years in the Wind-
sor Teachers • College wh o
along with a teamof five others
are on. loan for : two years
from the government of Can-
ada to Kenya for the upgrading
of education there. -'He, with his
wife and two small sons, will
leave in J1' I7,r on their journey.
BINGO at .LEGION HALL
Saturday, July 2nd
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But The W9ter's Just As Nice As It Used To Be At
PIPER'S DAM
WE'VE ADDED A>LAWNED PICNIC AREA
AND HAVE. A FEW CAMPSITES
DAiLY 50c A CAR
North on Mill Road off Highway 8 on Maitland River
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This Week
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mil
Lint lay it and ,v in; harm High
School Districts have been DIM
alga nated(yunder� ay,joint
� board
to be lino N„�n a .aP S�••F om,Pd, arse,
High Srr;Qol Dstri•et ;board.
Action by Bruce -County Co
until earlier in the week was
followed by. similar action by
Huron . )ounty Council, after
a recommendation rpm ' •• the
school' consultative eminrittee.
School °'Inspector J. H. Kin-
kead of Goderich, a member of
the committee, piloted the re-
port through council which eon
3•iderv`'d -it clause by clause in
c.)mmittike.
Mr. K.nlcead reported that
50 Students from Lucknow were
attending Wingham District
Ashfield
Mrs. Harold Sawchuek and
son of Tcronto are visiting with
Alex Fairish.
Mrs. Emile Neergaard of Chi-
cago is visiting her brother,
Bruce Macdonald. -
Dr. F. Scott MacKenzie of
Montreal is visiting his bro-
ther, Henry.
Mr. and Mrs George Lead-
better and Barbara of Toronto
spent the , weekend with Mrs.
Colin MacGregor.
Mabel Macdonald of Sarnia
washome for the weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. David .Compton
and Laurie and T.issa of Lucian
visited on Saturday with Colin
Howes.
E"1' CAR
GET READY
By H, L. Baird
For your car, that is. Give it
one week ttr getready:_. ---
If you are planning a long trip"
away frog= Goderich this vaca-
tion and have pat off •(who
doesn't?) tune-ups and other
impending troubles, you may be
sorry if you wait until the last
minute.
Even an < experienced ' me-
chan' e highly trained in re-
fresher courses on modern
equipment, can't be sure of new
parts. A tiny spring may break—.
a valve may leak, ,
That's why. quality car dealer-
ships always warranty their
service work. If a part -malfunc-
tions, they'll replace it: It is
this kind of service that induces
repeat ,bu:eers for their sales
depar• hent asitsown reward.
If you expect to do; a Jot. of
driving over your vacation, . be
fair- to the garage ,,When you
have your service work done.
Give• your car a week, or - at
least a very long drive, to bring
to the sur±ace any weaknesses
in parts or adjustments that are
not r.vp.arent at; first. •
As our car population soars,
competent mechanics become
relatively fewer. •Ask any auto-
mobile dealer who is' earnestly
trying to service his customer's
vehicles. Staffing and operating
a customer -satisfying service
division is the MAJOR problerrt`
of a quality automobile dealer
these days.
He knows his future new and
used car business depends on
how__ well _he__satisfies his.
-I See y.,u next week. Advt.
Hirsh Soh,,t01 w4►cr. , n eyed,
paying double fees.
Ile °ailid that the e azo:Rte6
recd a me aced app 3V .T f` the
plan since it was'aagreed t tat
the present Lueisnw, lfigh
School :ould be acquired by
Kinloss Township school area
for the ntnotant ,of the debep.'
tures at ;trauster of ownership,
and also since the Luuow,Pu'b
1•ic School section; whah is to
be added to” the ltain1oss'` -fminl'
ship,•.school area,, includes -pr--
poi ty in the C,tin'ty orf l aro :
Areas affected in the -eliange
are Ashheld, West• Wawanosh,
Winghani, Brussels, Turnberryy
Hawick, =Morris and East Wawa-
nosh.
Kinloss Township school area
e• it Lucknow Public School
B and have agreed to purchase
the present Lueknow District
High School and its contents for
elementary school purposes by
assuming the debentures; on the
building that will remain at
time of possession.
70 Attend
Anniversary
AUBURN — Seventy relatives
and friends of Mr. and Mrs.,
Edward Grigg of Holmesville
gathered in the Auburn Com-
munity Memorial Hall to help
them celebrate their 35th wed-
ding anniversary. Guests were
present from Clinton, Peterboro,
Kitchener, Kinburn, Blyth, Lon-
don, Kincardine and Leaming-
ton. '
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First Show Starts al Dusk
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June 30 - July 1
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