HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-02-02, Page 7In re,Cent-; years, ither p has,
been a great, deal of criticism,
of education In this country, '
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I know A'S easy to IndLOP whether " ;they're doing any themselves They Insist ..!that
hindaight. But hOlY•old MARIAwork, Or learning anything, or Jack, who wants nothing more
JUpiter, surely there einild. have arc- just being bored silly. than to get out of school and,
from beth outside arid inside been a little foresight some- ry're told to stay in school become useful and happy all
the syStem. It-decsn't take a Ph. where along 'the line. Look . til, threugh sheer old age salesman alt a policeman, has
D. tO realizelthst a whale of a what we have: shortage of and the tidal wave, pushing the makings of a great surgeon;
lot, of 'it is. justified:: And 1 huktogsk shortage nj teachers, from hehind, they' get. a magic li7ause he has always Igor More.
speak 88,4 -parent, tal.c-Paer. shortage a jUst abent everY" e of Pal)er that will open th la 60 Marks itt.scienee, Or
P ec
and-teaeherr- — .thibg etcePt IMOltS,• And vast- 4-- a
goaen-doci-r to—succe-ss, - ' -mat-Jill% knit' wife.s.nd 9101,11.
surplus of, hatheir,. This' didn't Chiefly tO blame are parents er who wants ',lathing more
• ppen.overnight. They weren't 'they•have my sympathy. Many^ than to get married,. Should
-----a1l-horn1as.tstrimner-ftwas-a11-7--of-thenr-Tememlie.r,-the-4reat—otrugg10-rthrough-4-0100
' there • 20 years ag, I perfectly depression. • Many others lion- psychology, because. Sha'a. *It
obvious IQ anyone ho Mild tiny believe material security „ ways been a ,first-cless, baby -alt.'
.--eadd andtrriultiply. The bnly Pea- means; hapPiness, But far, far , ler: ‘, .
pe doing any multiplying were too. many • or them, ' delude: - Almost equally to ,blame are
the parents.
And the crazy part of it Is
that we keeti urging. The kids to
*stay' in schools wail, haven't
enough room for the •new crop •
arriving. "Drop-out" ,has be-
come almost synonymous with
"delinquent':. It doesn't matter
;ley
4.. C.,
Only, by frantic efforts and "
vast. infusioni; of moitey •have
We managed to keep our system.
a mere couple' of decades be-
hind the times.
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•
omens
Bowling
Standings
• The Ladies Thursday Night
BcYwling League standings' are
as follows:
Smoothies 71, Greenhorns and
The Outsiders are tiedfor second:"
place with 68 points, Salties 67,
The Spare q' Dire-Devil62,
Alley -Cats, 61, Misfits 59, In -
Between 58, The Slowpokes 18.
Marian Beacom still holds the
High Average of 193, also High
Single of 306 and High Triple
751. Games over 200 in past
3 weeks are Adrienne Beattie 201,
Barb Merium 204 and, 211, Joan
Wood 219, 209, 246, Fern Carter
221, Donna Duncan 262 and 231,
Rhona - Hadden 206, Mona
Clements 264," Eve. Garland, 227,
'Jean Good 270, Jewel Plunked
226, 256, 223, Phyllis Plunkett
-7-7214-and-204-,--Perky--1V1abon-2,34-r-
Dot Willis 2017 Bev Kearns.237,
Ma vian Beacom, 215 and,219,
, 'Alice Anstalt 236, Carole' Daer
• 201, Marlette Chisholm 205,
•. Helen Sager 201, Mary Lou Clein.,
-ents 224 and 200, Barb Young
213, Judy- Williams 221, 205,,
Louise ,Pitre 229, Betty Reid
214: 206, , Triples over 600 in .
Past 3 weeks"' are: Joan Wood
618-, Mona. Clements 608, Jewel
• Plunkett 629, Marian Beacom -
632.
Lesson
For
,
13y Brock Stimson
On 'Friday we were shown the
",Learning to Study." --- •
_ Maybe we had better learnfast
as Easter "exams will soon 'be
here! This same film was shown
to the PTA members,on Tuesday
night.'
Our skating rink, if it couldive
called that; --Was snowed under,
‘9.ver the week -end.
Mortar,
Pestle
Mystery
the big industries and inatittl-
tions, from oIl coMpanies to
banks They are too. lazy, or too
cheap, or both, to lotery ew
young people and hire them on
what they are. Ws' Much easier,
. and. k lot cheaper, Just to say,
"We don't want'any,body valets
he has it least a Grade. 12 certi-
ficate", even if all they want
him to 09 is stick square. pegi
• .Another thing'174iirwrong
with education Is the war Itis
finaneed:Let's take a couple of
• examples. Here's an elderly
couple ona•-smallt fixed in-
come. After -years of struggling,
they own their own house. They
pay $400 ,a., year in municipal
taxes. About half of that is for
education, even though they've
Each week at Robertson Mem-
orial School Mrs. Steep's room °
• has a Centennial mystery bpiect--
to identity. kobrasS mortar and
e tie us in iird—artho -arty
shops was -this week's mystery.'
Mrs. Telford's Class is dis-
cussing the .Eskimo.
Mrs. Campbell's class has-
been talking about winter birds.
Different children throughout the
room brought pictures and a nest.
Bird -feeders were made from
paper by the children.
In boys' volleyball, the Seven
Kings have not lost a game in
t- he three games they have played.
• Throughout the rooms in the
School we 'are making Centenntal
valentines.
FridT0 BY _NEPHEW
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. . PROUSE-EWASH44
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Baskets of bronzei; gold and 'wore a rust coloured wool dress
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white hiums'provided the setting with white accessories and a
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In Victoria Street United Church corsa" f pink and white mums.
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, for the marriage of Agnes Marie La1 . Ewashen, Toronto,
Ewashen ., and Barry - Edward brother of ,the bride, was groom-
' Prouse. Rev. Leonard Warr off._ smell, _
ciated,• at ., , .tile° double -ring A reception.folifted at the -Club •
a .`pare ony which loorYpitee Jan. Grill. ,`,,,,,"•"? vt", ,,_ ''',1rr 27°
nil
Ontario bride- , 'changed'rto
For a l*hdfrif trip ttiOrn
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a navy and white, wool dress
with white accessories. The
couple. will reside in Windsor.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. ilex Ewashen, of .
Ltuidbreek;--Alta-.---Tbe...groomis-
the son of Mrs. William Levey,
Goderich.
Given, in marriage by'4-her
father, the bride wore a streetm
• length gown of Chantilly lace over
• satin with matching veil. She
carried a boucfuet of rep ancl whlte
,,. roses..
June Keevil, of Torcinto,, attend-
ed the bricie-asinaldothono
Order Holds
• Card. Party
• The second euchre ...aidLIW
:•huncirectcard party sponsored
by the OES was, held in rthe
Misonic Hail last Wednesday
evening. The winners at 500 were
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Reis, John
Itilontganery.
The winneriat euchre wete, Mrs.
• S. 1Vrinshall, Harry Tideswell,
Miss A. Mosier, Elmer Graham.
The . next party will be held Feb.
- 8.
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Young
Bowlers
The, three top singles in each
junior bowling division were Ban -
toms, Anita Tiperf,. ,150rElla
MacBisset, 140; Jim ,Sinith, 140.
• Juniors, • Kevin Rumig, 235;
Brian Rumig,, 216, 206; Seniors,
Carol McE wan, 183; Danny Baker,
190 —
• Celebrate
paid taxes for years to edudate
their own children or, if child-
less, somebody 'else's.
This svstm makes'a mockery
has the same edtleatiOnal
ti Don't t to tell me
that the kid in a poor bush
town in the north has the same
• facilities, options and quality of
• teaching as the kid in a 'rich
• suburb. He '811,),PlY 'does not..
Money makes the difference.
, And speaking of inequalltiesi
• dieulourhra"ceontrY-0140-m11-74,--
lion having 10 Separate and ms.
tinet educatiOnal systems?
Much larger countries have one -,
11314M and yet, have ,far ,more
*diversity and Oppor y • w h
pat one than we have Viith
• our 10 rigid and separateones.
' It is provincialism, literally and
Rigidity is aribtherthing that
sticks 'IA My 'craw. We have ri-
gid curriculums, rigid time-
of the concept that every child
Isn't there something quite ri-
. tables, rigid d1V4ions of 1,44
school year, and anything else
• • rigid that aVeld0 diffigultrand
keeps the vast, YietOilan
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ele shambling along ' somehow, ,
' Yeti know what? I'M getting
a little', worked ' Op about .this.
But you Can't keep a good belch
down, and I've beet, 'developing
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' indigo:41ml over *hole
htISIIIOSS for .5920.0 tLme
.ao' rather than. goll901110. Oft
in alt direetiOn4 let's say this is.
.the 91.14 series:•-ef articles
. On Leducation by plain, .or
.nary layman; 'Iv. bet.,yout.on
hardly wait. '.fe,-,Oest.'-Week's
thrilling lnstayn,OL: •••.
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Junior Farmers Extend
Sweater' DesiOn' PO,
Huron County Junior Farmers
met in the agricultural board
rooms, Clinton, Jan. 25, _with -
president Bob Fotlieringiiam in -
the Chair. Don Pullen -presented
a financial statement.
won Weir competition in Toronto
Jan. 7. '
The Juniors decided to extend
- their CentennialS ign project until
the end of 1967. Any qualified farm
owner who has not applied for a
Centenbial Sign may still obtain
Donald Young outlined plans for one at the cost of $5 by eon -
the drama testival which will tacting Donald McKeroher, Sea.
be held in conjunction with- the
agricultural Conference at Clin. 75 -
Tom Cunnigham was named
ton,. March 10. Seaforth. Junior Junior Director to the Federation
nniversarY
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M. and Mrs. Russell Brindley,
R. R. 3 Auburn; celebrated their
34th wedding a.nniiiersary Satur-
day.
Farmers and Clinton 'Junior
Farmers *ill be presenting plays
at. this time. The IL T; Baker
Meeting Improvement Trophy and
ot_herlawards 11 be
,of Agriculture.
Jamieson Ribey thanked' the
county for giving him ,the oppor.
tunity of attending the effective--
eaking-course-whith-vras-held-
at this time. 1. near Toronto last month.
The sweater 'design contest was Juniors are requested to attend
extended to March 15. AnyJunior . the Fun Night and. Annual Meet,.
Farmer member who has ideas ing in the Belgrave Arena on
for this sweater is asked to send Friday. The next meeting will be
them t�Mr. Potheringham, Sea- . held on•Februari 22nd: .
forth, prior to this date. The color ••
of the sweater and crest may
ENJOY THE FINEST •FOOD
also be included.
- Ch N TOWN
Murray Hoover reported that • I
• 'plete success. The bowling tour., •Our Specialty.
Fd
;the curling bonspiel was a com-
'nese oo
nament held in Clinton -in Dec-
ember was also very successful
according -to Gordon Gross who
was in 'charge of the tournament.
Eight members viers aosenAQ
represent the county in the inter.
etitintir_ competition. . •
• Congratulations were extended
• to -the I-hfron -county Girls
consisting of Sharon Strong, ,Toan
Sinclair and Chri stile Pryce, rtoE
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Mrs, Gordon Robb, Mrs.,D; R.
Mackenzie and Mrs. It. West told
the' History of the Presbyterian
Church in Canada. Mrs. Stuart
MacLennan, read scripture and
led a discussion on it.
^ Mrs. Wm. Macdonald, Goder-
ich, was presented witha' life
membership certificate, and an
address was read by Mrs, Hugh
Mackenzie expressing gratitude
for her ,work In the wms and as
a teacher in the church school.
Several projects for Centennial
year were suggested and com-
mented on. Eighteen members an.
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Acts and there were three child-
. ,
ren present'. The next meeting
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