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Have Cortification:Itur
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CByR. S. AtiseY)'
Members o 1 Huron count'
Council were officially tutor -Mt
ed Monday that since the last
report of the Board of, Manage.
meat to Council, the employees
of "Huronview", -Huron County
ceptionof the supervisory, office,
and part-time staff, had been
unionized.
The International Union of
, • • Operating ,Engineeiks,"Local 944,
has been certifiecr,a6 bargain.
ing agent for the stationary en.
gineers, and the BuildingSer.
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•nt4
ounty
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vice Employees' UniCoo, Local with the Building • Service Inter.
21% 'for the balance of th0 staff. national Union, 4FL.CIO..CLC;
The report of the board of man-
agement, ab presented by Alvin
'13.'?4Srnith, TurnberrY, Cilairrnan WANT MORE'D,nitth,
stated that the board will now Negotiations cbrnmenced only
commence io negotiate contracts two months, ago,- it was -reveal -
with ),)Oth unions, Which, nodoubt, ed in the discussion. Chairman
Will -mean—additionat—Mettings__Staithr--' in-r-e-view-ystated-that -due
over the next few months. The to minimum wage regulations,
first was seheduled for Maxch 22. the employees received ,a $400
The two labour unions have wage increasel, last year. Now
been certified by the Ontario they had come along for more
Labor Relations Beard as bar! money. •
gaining agents. for about 95 em. "Apparently you can't ‘satisfy
,ployees. The, Betiding Service some' people 'A he declared.
Employees' Union is affiliated John If. Corbett, Hay Township,
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asked if the , employees could'
G.L.T. Will. Present Musical gon strike.
FinakSh
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owApril 20 — 22
The Godeilelt.L ittle Theatre's
final presentation of the 66.67
season is the, musical Revue
"Steroscope 67" written by Jack
McLaren. There will be three
sh s tit, on at the_ ,Ctoderich
P - _
Collegiate auditorium at 8.301:41/-
on April 20', 21, 22. A limited
number of tickets are on sale for
the public at R. W. Bell's on the
square.
exaggerated way that caricatures
all the' quirks and idiosyncrasies
of our -forefathers.
A considerable amount of re-
search had to be done before
the sketches and lyrics were
ritten -for everything in the
script ri based on fact. Most of
the subjects were chosen after
discussions with professor Jam.
es Scott of Seaforth and in cou.
versations with Mr W. I. Elliott
of Goderich. A number of suit.
able subjects come from the
Lizars sisters' book "The Days
of Canada Company:"
The music for the show has
beed written by Horace Lapp of
Tpronto. of his music has
tO conform to the rhythnis of- the
changing styles and beats of the
various periods. portrayed -no
doubt they will all be referred
to, by the younger generation,
as "SqUare," with the. possible
exception of the up-to,dtte final
number---of—the-shor-which4s-en
titled "There's always'something
doing on the Square"- the square
in this particular case being, of
course, the diagonal, octagonal
square of Goderich.
Althogether "Stereoscope 67"
should prove to be a gay affair,
staged by The Goderich Little
Theatre as their Centennial pro..
ject.
Musical Revues were first put
on n France about 350 years
ago. These --shows were compar-
able to social and political news.
paper cartoons; they had a special
character of social satire and
topidal •interest, -set to music. In
1912, the English imported the
Revue idea from France into
Brita:in, but it became a much
more miscellaneoui affair, a
• melange' of songs, sketches, low
comedy, ballets and pageants
strung together haphazard, al.
though frequently including a
and topical elements ancrthusre;
calling its French ancestry.
• "Sterescope 67" is patterned
on the French -Revue. It consists
of a series of sketches, songs and
dances portraying the social and
political doings of the.past 100 -
years' in Huron Gounty. Here the
"M'ffror is.held up" to the events
of these times and echoes their
aonversatias and doings in ail
under. the union contracts Were
in line with those of people in
similar work,
Mr. Hatay said that AO were
in line with wages paid at Godt
erich hospital, •,
The committee also 'reported
-that completion of the new wing
.1y,'? and it is hoped residents
• will be able to move in by the
end of March.
PLAN OPENING
Official opening of the new
addition is being planned fel
p.m when Hon. John Yaremko,
fare, will be present tO, offic.
NO STRIKE, '' ially open ihe new building.
Wednesday, Julie:14;1967i 012,00
Ont.4rie Minister of Public Wel.
c),
The • Gederieh Si 14ter„ Thursdesr, Maieh 30.
earned as fellows; WardenDenald last Week. Be related that ref.
McKenzie, Aslifield; chairman Went number 51, adMiLitediliDeC,'
Alvin D. Smith, Turnberry; 'cO. ember 105_ at the age of 13
'Chairman Elgin ThOMPSOB,Ttiekt yearS, isstill in thellOMO, now
ersmith; Harvey C. Jobe -Sten, ' 85.
superintendent; and B. 0, Hanly,
'deputy clerk -treasurer.- ' By • way ef comparisen Mr.
, t .
Superintendent Harvey C,;" Joh. Johnston quoted figures for the
__nston..preseoted .the. gurielit_re, _, year 1696 w.hen there Were 61'
port of "Huronview" which he inmates, made upOf 46 male$ i The qu'iility''re. iti0:40TA.„- l.; mtie-tiflive01,4FARR,---,.
said Was now filled to capacity and 15 fetnaleS. Many of the
winicthiud2e2s6 9r7esidemriatisg.s.Thaniscitog pflegucrin i3t4e
g;:vebnacf:r4osyt4ransccill' rtz SEED GRAIN SUPPLIED FROM
.., , .
Omales. TOtal residents of - the drew, Relies from mernbers of the ..
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'Home to date is 1600 as of 1967 County Council! •
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Easter ,Thanioffering .Received
At 'Knox United-- Auburn
Farmers Spring Is. Her
Seeding Recpurernen
C.0- u;1 FE
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• On recommendation of the AUBUR14-j-:-' Pots nf Ea'Ster
GUEST SPEAKER •
......toard. Of managementrit was de, Lilim-made..e.p.retty, .setting - - -
troducedt the guest speaker, Rev..
• cided that the $5b membership Knox United Church for their •
R. U. MacLean who brought the
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fee in the Ontario Association og Easter Thankoffering service of
Easter mesSige, He spoke on
Homes for the Aged, be paid. the United Church Women. The
guests were welconted by Mrs. cods redemptive act as the cell-
tral theme of the New Testament
NAME DELEGATES William Stratighan and Mrs. Will-
Gpd's Love. He -stated that He
tam J. Craig and the ushers were
Delegates to .the amnial con- Mrs. Wayne 1V1illian and Mrs. will not come into _our lives
vention of the Association were Henry Brindley. While the mem. until invited so at this Easter
season the Cross as a s mbol
—Hanlyr—depitty_clerk".
treasurer in charge of "Huron -
view" operation for county coun.
cil, replied that as hospital em.
ployees, they could not go on
strike but must submit their
grievances to arbitration.
CarliDalton, Seaforth, asked if
the wages paid the employees
Mrs,Kenneth .McDeugail„
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Starting Thursday, April 6---t'F9r. 12 Days
"THE SOUND OF MUSIC"
bers and guests were assemb-
ling Easter music was played
by I the church erganist, Mrs.
Wightman. •
Mrs, Lawrence Plaetzer was
the leader for the service and
gave the call to worship. The
Ea.ster3Promise., f011owed_by the
hymn. There is a green hill
far away. The • scripture lesson
from St. Matthew 28th chapter
was read by Miss Makgaret R.
Jackson. Mrs. Ernest Durnin
gave the meditation and followed
• by prayer. Following the hymn,
Jesus keep me near the Cross,
'Mrs. Plaetzer welcomed all to
•'-'-14he--servieer-A-Tduet—Beneatirthe-4•ips--for—Baptis Wadies -and -Mrs,.
Cross of Jesus was sung by Mrs. Thomas Haggitt for the Anglican
Murray Wilson and Mrs. Thomas Guild. Mrs. Kenneth McDougall
Armstrong. • replied.
of His Love for us invites every.
one to be Labourers for Him in
His Vineyard on Earth. Mrs.
Wilfred Plunkett thanked Mr.
MacLean for his inspiring mess.
age. The meeting was closedwith
the benediction by Rev. M. R.
Robert.
Following the service, lunch
was served by the ladies in
the Sunday school room. Thanks
were expressed by Mr. Wilfred
S#1cterson for Knox Pres-
byterian, WMS, Mrs. Charles
Srnith for Westfield, UCW. Mrs.
Thomas Armstrong for Donny.
brOok UCW Mrs. Robert
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two weeks since I first, asked for,
of interest in the Goderich Develop—,'
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le misUnderstood the initial informat-
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st-for interest shown by your pledges
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plec'ges to me, for the community
hcve shown in this matter.
The choice is your -s1 The time
now: The pledge,, in a revised form,
below for yoUr convenience.
I shall emphasize again that this is not a re-
quest money and will not require that you give.
money to the Developinent Corporation until all the
facts are given to you about this cOrporation.
Simply return this confirmation, by Thail immed-
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Box 35, Goderich, Ontario.
submitted -their
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• I am interested in participating' in :the purchase of shares of the Goderich In-
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oration, which is being formed to promote and foster
industrial development in Goderich.
At 8:30 p.m. on APRIL 20-21-22
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