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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-09-08, Page 5A Clinton Scbooi Cromided Central Huron Secondary 'School at Clinton remains crowded pas 1,125 students registered from Clinton, Gede- rich, Exeter and .Seaforth. Last June 1,4 •1,102 students were 4,attending the school. At other 'schools, 550 reg- istered at Clinton Public School, 20 More than last June, 74 at St, Joseph's Separate School, an increase of eight; and an un• ehanged"405 at the Air Marshal Hugh ,t arupbeli Public School at the CapAdian Forces Base, St John-: Ambulance FIRST AID CLASSES Starting At MacKay Hall SEPT. 15 - 8 P. END -OF - SEASON SALE BALL EQUIPMENT LAWNMOWERS MOTOR BIKES • All Reduced • See GORD For A Good Deal G ORD' SP O & CLE BAYFIELD RD. 524-9061 AMPBELL'S SPECIALS ALL BRANDS CIGARETTES WITH PURCHASE OF $1.00 OR MORE 3.53 CARTON 5% -Prov. Sales Tax Included: SPRAY DEODORANT - REG.' 1.59 RIGHT GUARD •,,129 REG. 1.49 "SUDDEN BEAUTY" HAIR SPRAY 1.09 REG. 1.85 TONETTE , 1.59 REG. 1:59 ' TAME CREAM RINSE 1.39 REG: 1.95 • CLAIROL SILK & SILVER 175 REG. 1.25 NOXZEMA SHAVE' BOMB 89 GILLETTE SUPER --'REG. .75 STAINLESS STEEL BLADES .59 REG. 1.07 VITALIS .93 REG. .69 • VICKS VAPORUB 54 REG. .35 KLEENEX 400's .31 REG. 1.09 BUCKLEYS COUGH MIXTURE .95 REG. 1.09 BROMO SELTZER _ .97 REG. .69 BAYER ASPIRIN 77 REG. 1.49 DODDS KIDNEY PILLS" 1 29 REG. .98 WERNETS POWDER .88 PREPARATION H - REG. 1.49 S UPPOSITORIES 1.29 REG..70 LAVORIS ;59 REG. 2.19 RAID HOUSE & GARDEIN , 1.79 • WE DELIVER • CAMPBELL'S 168 THE SQUARE a Surprise Enrolment Makes Extra . �l �►ss A higher than expected 'kindergarten, enrolment. ;haa forced a readjustment of clas- ses at Victoria and };robertson Memorial Schools, • Supervising principal Ralph Smith said .127 registered for kindergarten requiring five classes rather than the fi ur that were planned, 00. In 'Grade 3 at Victoria Scho- ol Mas', Keith Hopkinson. the teacher, had an enrolment Of 46 students. Arrangements are being made to transfer same of these to Robertson Memoria) School. M Victoria two kindergar- ben classes° wild be held in the morning and two in the after- noon and one in the anorning at Robertson Memorial, 'Last year .two kindergarten classes were held at Vietoria and three in 1 bertson Memorial. 'Total public elementary school enrollment is 1.011 compared to 974 last year. A. 'breakdown with last year's ; Lgures in brackets --Victoria, 561 : (519); Victor Lauriston, 213 (230); Rc bertsou Memor- ial, 237 (225), Mr. Smith said Mrs. Stan Freeman' will' be taken -onto the teaching staff full time to make the extra kinder- garten class possible. The principal said address- es shave to be checked and parents contacted before the Garde 3 students can be trans- ferred erred from Victoria -school to Robertson Memorial, Enrolment of new students the Friday andMondayAefore school started helped reefs tration Tuesday, 'Mr. Smith said. Separate school principal ,Oieain Steiner; said enrolment there is about the same as last year with 84 students at St. Peter's school and 115 at St. Mary's school. Goderich District Collegiate Institute showed an increase with an enrolment of 657, but no space problem has been reported Enrolment when school ended in June at GDOI 'was 593. Goderich_ Business College reports a full,. enrolment of 30 studen't's. Mrs. D. J. Wol- Aerbeek reports registration at Goderich Nursery School at 12 with openings available. It starts in October. ab^ RAN AWAY " Ephraim R. (Eph) Tweedier of Columbus, Ohio,brother of Campbell Tweedie, 114 Elgin Ave. east, is visiting in Goderieh after a 10 -year absence. Mr. Tweedie said he ran away to Detroit at the age of 17 alter working in a furniture shop at the corner of The Square and Montreal street at 11 and the old organ factory at 16. LITTLE BO N •W OPE • OPEN BOWLING EVERY EVENING LEAGUES ' ARE NOW -FORMING MIXED -LADIES -MENS --JUNIOR Anyone interested in joining a team in one of these leagues 'contact the Little Bowl. PHONE 524-9966 During the week Sept. 12 to 17 CFB Clinton will celebrate its 25th anniversary of radar training. Members of the decorations committee have been designing and preparing signs and bunting for display on. the base. Sizing up the finished product are, from left, Sgdn. Ldr. Howard Lochhead of Goderich, Flt. -Sgt. Reg McKenzie. (CF Photo) Tho Codet'ieh Signal -S ate, Thursday, Sept. 8,. 1988 Work Delayed lleconstructio'n of 11 i;toad has been delayed b unavailability of the sill tractor for clubs and Butt' town 'council was advised, A letter- from consulti ' engirieer'13. M. Ross said Cur tits and gutters have to be' instal ed- ,so the road bed ea>a be, brought` up to grade. Council received a claim for damage to a car in cotnnei tion with the road construe - tion, • however, both Mayor Walkom and Reeve Jewell commended Lavis�Contracting Co. Ltd. for the manner in which the job is being done. "It's a minor inconveni- ence." said the reeve. While the work mainly in- volves Huron Road, it also in- cludes Toronto Street and part of Elgin Avenue east. Plans for relocation of traf- fic lights and reconstruction of tire intersection of Elgin Avenue and Victoria Street -- including five traffic islands- has been forwarded to the department of -transport for "approval. ro the 0 r , g arming Events A rceeptxon wilt be held ih e »ungann n •- Agrieltural 11 on Friday, Sept. 9th for Mr. Sat d' Mrs. Davhl Dawson (nee n Sharon Park). Boyd's +ere ct er- tr will 'supply the ;music, 35x, n� s -, e . monthly immunization Alin c, sponsored . by the Health Unit will commence again on. Satu ' ay, •Septem'h r 1?�th, 1966, 9:30 - 11:30 a.m., at the Health .. Unit i r ce, Court House 'main: floor,a so th. entru,ee. . .. 35-6 A'hrmoek Chapter IOTA will hold their. regular meeting on Monday,' ept. 12 . at 2:30 ye. 'at 't e -ho of Mrs. C. R. Snell, Came on S �\ 35 - CENTRALIA CLOSING SAID BLESSING MODA Vi'ews Area Closing of the Centralia Canadian Forces Base 'may eventually prove a blessing in disguise, W. G. Urquhart, Mid -Western Ontario Develop- ment Association mgr, told a meeting of association direc- tors inn Stratford Tuesday. Since the federal govern- ment announced the closing, considerable local initiative --has' developed hr a search- for something to occupy the area, Mr. Urquhart said. Representatives from Huron, Middlesex, Lambton and Perth counties met at Hensall to re- view the economic situation which might develop when the base is finally Closed. Mr. Urquhart said the area could easily develop into an industrial complex . if condi- tions are suitable, to develop- ers- ' At the previous meeting of directors in June, the associa- tion turned down a Huron 'County request for association support "to- alleviate the situ- ation." Directors thought it was purely a zone problem. Huron A Tribute . To .Our Students! 4 Too often, .young people drop out of school be- cause they are attracted by the idea of having spending money of their own and of attaining a high degree.of independence. Tribute is to be paid to those students who did not succumb to the. temptation of leaving school. The pay cheques these students will lose now will be made up time and time again in the pay cheques they will - receive in the future. A Tribute To Cour School Teachers! Today, as at no time before in history, the school teacher is • recognized as the builder of tomorrow's Canada 1 Let's remember that teachers are human beings, not machines. Let's give them the support and confi- dence they so.hichly deserve. Let's attend the Horne and. School, meetings and contribute something more than our children. This community is fortunate in having such fine schools and outstanding educators. We aV- plaud their work and their good Canadian achieve- ments. ANDERS.N BO t: K CENTRE (NEXT TO POST OFFICE) ,County •is one of the four zones comprising the associa- tion. Perth, Waterloo and Wellington counties are the other three. MODA lost ,some friends in May Quit MODA The possibility that Gode- - and.ij"uron County Coun- cil will pull out of the Mid- western Ontario Development Association has been express- ed to council. -- Mayor 'Walkom, reporting on the efforts of The Com- mittee of Ten to obtain a de- signated area status for a .large area of Western Ontario. said MODA has given no sup- port. "They washed their hands of it," the mayor said. "Maybe somebody will wash their hands of the Midwest- ern," said Coun. Erskine. "I don't think the county council will go for it again," said- Reeve. Jewell. - Situation the northern part of Welling- ton County when directors at the last meeting also decided not to support any request for government aid in a "slow growth" area. But yesterday, J. D. Oaks of Guelph said support would probably not have accomplish- ed anything because, he had learned from- a "reliable sou- rce;" there would be no' more designated areas after next January 1. Guy Emerson - Answers Call It is a long time between ball games for Guy Emerson. Thursday night, after 37 years' retirement, he got -the call. Th -e Juniors, scheduled to go against the Firemen. in the Goderich Industrial League, were short a player. Guy went in at first base. Although he missed the fidst pitchto him liy 21/. feet, Guy later laid down a run- ' scoring bunt. "Guy later admitted a little stiffness in his muscles: r`I could hardly move." • • MARIA de KURTHY BALLET SCHOOL COMMENCING SEPT. 16 Teaching ACROBATIC - BALLET AND TAP DANCING LADIES' EXERCISE CLASS Dances of all Ethnic groups in Canada will be taught and will be featured in a Centennial Recital. Contact MRS.. R. CAMPBELL -524-8604 Between 9-11 a.m. VICTORIA"and GREY TRUST GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS CIRTI FICATES 61/4% INTEREST PAYABLE 1/2 YEARLY ° - OR MAY BE LEFT TO ACCUMUI.ATF AND COMPOUND 1/2 YEARLY 5 Noi lana law -Coup. Su4h ha •"; given coun- eilf notice of mo on that he will present an - `a'tinoise by- law to council tib. tits next meeting. He said the by 'would be modelled on ori, now in force in Scarborou` He ac- quired it while on VA - tion. Coun: Such said Police Chief Fred Minall as stud- ied the bylaw ar given -it his recommendation At the same eeting coun- cil received a p nplaint from a Warren stree "resident about noise from the Harourlite Inn on Essex stre - t, two blocks away. Deputy -Reeve • Moody, who said he lives oser to the 1-Iarbourlite th. the com- plainant, said he as not been bothered. The matter was t ferred to council's special co ,mittee. HOLMES LLE HOLIWIE'SVILLE. ` - r: -and Mrs. Harry Cudmore acompan- ied by Miss"-Reta Ctudmo e, Clin- ton, left on Sunday to v' • it their son, Paul, of the R.C. .P. in Vancouver, B.C. Mrs. Reg. Stevens lef last Wednesday byair from To onto for an extended visit with ela- tives in England.- She was ac- companied to Toronto by er daughter ands n -in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Hank Gel ing. Mr. and Mr Nelson Brown of Detroit spe ` t the weekend with Mr. and,Mr;. D. Gliddon. • Mr. and Mrs. erald Tebbutt, Gregory and We '\ dy of Fonihill visited over the weekend with Mr. and .Mrs. Ir '+ e " Tebbutt. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Pott r' ere M"r. and Mrs. Kenneth -Ah in and Don- ald -Of London and r. and Mrs. Kenneth Potter of istowel. NILE -Mr. and Mrs, Douglas McNeil and Mary Louise and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher and Gail were guests at the Ribey- Munn wedding in Metropolitan United Church, London, on Sat- urday. Mrs. Ruth .Hayden. of Gode- rich and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hay- den of Chilliwack, B.C., were Saturday visitors with Mr. and -. Mrs. Allan Dickson and family. There will be no church* or Sunday School on Sept. 11, as it is Port Albert anniversary. The U.S.W. will meet in the church basement on Wednes- day, Sept. 1 at 2 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Kerr and family spent the weekend.. with atives in Toronto. Mrs. Hugh McWhinney com- •j menced work on T,uesday at the Ontario Hospital, Goderich. et dd Wein ' g CULBERT-VAUGHAN -. In a double -ring exchange ,of vows in St. John's Anglican Church, Cooksville, on Sept. 3. i Lynda Kay Vaughan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jas: S. Vaughan. 'Cooksville, became the bride- of Thomas D. Culbert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Culbert, Dun. gannon. The bride chose a street - length gown of white peau de soie and shoulder length veil and carried a corsage of sweet heart roses. Mr.and Mrs. •Ken- neth Porter of Caledon East were the attendants, Following the ceremony• the bride and groove motored to the home of the groom's par- ents, 11r. and Mrs Cecil ('ttlbert for a wedding dinner. Other gtti'sts were Mr. and Mrs" Donald \t'illiamson. sister and brother - Nn law of,, the groom. and Donald t•pthe,rt•ove •from London. Ne« potatoes, boiled and se' v - e(1 in their skins, provide half of 1h+' day's supply of vitamin. C. Co,k these •potatoes in a small amount of boiling water and serve them immediately to avid lass of the vitamin. Start ,eooking vegetables in boiling rather than cold water. This not only cuts down on the cooking time but also helps to preserve food value.