HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1970-02-12, Page 5so more Will live
• There's (Me' thing about, joy to watch thein fluttering the ;free With all therieW detergents
getting yopr date announced feed about. I'M sure tots of it and Such - and sOme.ntit comes
'way ahead of time givses must hit the ground or Maw, along and,says "74? STOP IT' Why
you and others time to make 'but -the birds all,are' very fat and It's taken ine Yit'oARS to get out
changes if is necessary; So here • colorful - and if you want their. of the .4abit cq only ming what
, is a, recent calendar listing of n4nfeS you'll have, to ask Mary, IS Man), necessary --being, real
Julie 3 to change: The ladies, of 13.t al) 'kidding "aside, ;I'm 'mire econorniCal . with .• all these
the Hospital. Auxiliary decided the,re are:less birds Wintering in fabulous 'cleaners '„of our . tinle"
to change the date and day from our Area ,than in.previotts'years." and 'yon.' wantme to back up?
Wednesday to Thursday - June *: 'Apparently it all, boils down Well, it won't be as hard for ine:
4 - and their. Spring Teaand tOISttr own- careless -habits with to do- it, as it will; my--eh:ildren
Penny Sale will be'held in, lin0X‘ Pollution, spray guns and ,the and their children's generatiOn-
Presbyterian Church this year. indescriminate * use, of. 'Many had to: •LEARN to • do these
Please Change .yetfr c4lenclar''' • other PeSkides,Onthe fields and careless thine but they are
.
The other day r happened to trees. Our granclniothers' chased .itist d ding what' c Oates
catch.a glitnOse of our Galloping aphids with soapy water,and the l'hachetley.',.
„, Gourmet ,and I stood and b ,Were not hqrrned. So -.what el Se is new? ,
watched • him createa Novi:43days, you can't, even nuy Well, the Winter Carnival is
mouthwatering goodie, 1 really soapy soap and,the,guy with the pretty close, just two Saturdays
got a ,kick out of his tasting and fastest spray gun goes to the top away, and, a *good time is
Belting his fingers every little of the class and that is another planned for al). Our first Winter
whipstitch.. To make me feel nail in the wildlife coffin. Carnival may not be, the biggest
better about this bad(?t You gals who just love to see or the bestest „but', WAS: the
Che next ad was for 'a fldur the dishwater 'piled high with f1ft.'11; and that is something in
company and the gal *creating a -rainbow suds should Lae our favor. We can only hope for
million *cakes and things. was another look at them. Those Carnival weather that weekend.
tasting and lickinrHER fingers suds \yin soon cause our doom. 1 Snow sculptures, ice pilace,sand
. too. Later the Colonel came don't think the little fellow can guch - well we Ran HOPE for
along with -MS linger,liekini-AoAnuek-about--i-t---but-sit-down-°,-carnival- weatha-then=_- so
good' ad and, I decided right and CRY! It, will be years before help rhe, I promise I'll jest pray
there and then that I wasn't the the government can slow down for good, warm weather!
Only character who liked to lick the habit Of LOTS of detergent Hope to see some long scarf
and taste when. Cooking. Or and the sPraying of everything in cknicoctions. We can't
baking.. I bvep_ liked to take a sight. Collingwood outbrag tis - can Industrial Arts and Horne
couple of swipes at the icing dish WE will have'. to do, the we? • Econoinicsr termed a good in elemonatry
'•
if 1 'could get a 'finger in slowing down. WE will have*to Kitty Smith, of the yummy schools were'
edgewise! . use a little good sense and pause Hot Dog Smiths, tells me they thing. One suggestion was that
. Perhaps these people who lick and think of 'what:we are doing will have the booth open at the Huron County was sadly behind
and taste-- as they wave the . to everything around USgrandstand and there will be lots in,this field.
of coffee and hot chocolate and
wooden spoon around -a -re really There are pages and pages of 'and. Music in Secondary
'.
enjoying their .hot eats for Satsurday and schools also brought
information work - and I'm inrmation about our problem.
all for THAT. If you enjoy - but Who READS them'? Sunday, race days. Of course, the, considerable discussion. Opinion
t-iiwas that students who do not
',
sundown ,c.i_unday with their
hme thesi. opportunities in
whatever you have to do - Darned few! We have been
Legion Ladies take over about
you've, got it 'licked -- it isn't educated on the use of all this
cauldron or bubbling beans and secondary Schools are .deprived,
work any more. And any fool , stuff, now it is going to take
fat weipers with buns and such and it7was noted that mueh can
can see that our Galloping education to get us out of it.
to . finish -off - we hope he clone in both 'line's if. -the
Gourrnet enjoys his work. can. This Will have to be taught to
wonderful weekend. The huge students , are 'Oren propef-
So --nb-Vv that. you know me our !Rae ones in school because
for what' I am, rn change the • their paien,ts and grandparents-- Pile of Christmas trees.will have instruction
their last mom . -• ---
e
subject. are too stupid to change their nt .of splendor ---
Thew was no n•al opposition
-'0There are a few changes beinhabits. and don't fo'rget the to more freedom of subject -
"g' '
. es
made with Captain and MrS. Here1-ama grandmothermchoi«in scondary chools who
arshmallowS•
, ws
Hewlett leaving town for the is just begMarthaalt there as ome doubt
inning to really feel
Est.- LondonCitadel, and .,0Npressed as to the capability of
' .
-to
Admision ..
3rd. AND PEPIDINO
„.
If you have any roses to set on trellises this coming spring you
might find some willing helpers. at GDC1. Many of the students
there are 'getting sornelood.experience this week preparing the
School gym for the annual At Home to be held' Friday everting,."2.,
Janie Clancy, left and Pebbie Salter are just' two of the. many
students iiiiroTitail7==itaff photo.
(Continued from page 1)
• There was some argument as
to whether psychologists have a
place in the .modern school
system. One element felt the
Hurdri • County Boafelt_ of
Education. .should secure the
runtimc. services of a good
psychologist who will "do
nothing but visit the classrooms
in the county,and work in close
liaison Avith the teachers, the
students • and perharig., the
parents."- .Another group
expressed the opinion that
psychologists are •winecessary in
Iluron CounlY schools.
•One man said he thought a
psychologist could be .useful in
Ilunin County and .stated that it
,,Lwas,. his linderst anding t he board'
was r(7•ou ired t 1) proN id t he
services •()I' a psychologist
NV h ent'Ver SUCI1 wt.\ ices. Were
•
indicated.
•
Captain and 'Mrs. McCune taking
over our Salvation Army. I know
the people of Goderich 'are sorry
tun
annon ne
otirtag students to decide.upon..„
the wouse they should follow. --
to
)pin ion w as vOiced 'that, the
• . ,v •
see-41r4fewletts-leave;-but will
welcome the new Captain and - • Avenue United Church and . di ura ed
choices.are too confining' to be
• spet4i+).....e.dtwatilm
EUCHRE' • ()r real' '
• his wife. They ALL do a
wonderful job and We hope they
will like Goderich.
The same is happening. at
North Street United Church.
Our f.rienettc Rev. -Don
MacDonald, has left and the new
pastor expected shOrtly7
Ahgther,fartJ el
andthope the enjOYVOCir tWS
much as we do.
I ani told we are to have a
• new Wildlife Reserve in our
district which Will be REALLY
-01
something special. The • old
1-fullett. Township swamp is to
get a 'face lifting,,making itfit
• for man and bast and birch A
4.arn will be -eanstrueted on the
• South Maitland River and who
knows they -might even allow
• boats on . the water-, there (to
..seare the fish iritb-the„ North
Maitland River and, that's O.K.
: too). •
.1 have had so many people
remark to me about the SCarcity
of the . winter birds. Perhaps
*they're' all over at*Mary .Howell's
- she really feeds them well and
I'm sure they know a good thing
:when they see one, Mary has a
great many beautiful birds. on
her feeder all winter and it is a
• . There were eight tableS of , .
'
. ,.. inember of Brant Lodge. .
-
euchre -in play Friday evening_at , ''.---
. . Forty-two years ago he
-
- the Orange Hall.
High lady was „Mrs. Bessie.
t Married the former IlazCI Nolile,
Altorr,.. low lady, Mrs. Cora at the home of -her parents,_.Mr.
.Cratoton tied with Mrs: Amy and Mts. Tom Noble, . 4th
Wiggins; high gent, Bill Wiggins; cone'ession of East kkawanosh
-low gent, Freeman Olson. 'Township. .- -
,.:,-,There will be another euchre • b Besides his wife he. is surti \ ed
0 •.,,c- • ,,; , • —
y one daughter, Mrs. Eric
Iwo wOeks,' • - '
• . 441 CLUB " tw.o brothers, Parkie and Bill of
The first -meeting o[, the Dungannon. "--""
Dungannon 4-H Homemakers „. -
- . Funeral services were held in
,
Club Was' held Saturday ev.ening,
... . - h2me • before the body Was
February‘ 7, at the home of
moved to . Dungan non 'United
leader, Mrs. Ivan Rivett.
Seven girls answered the 'roll .. P
(F',' rilitldraCN1,1. 17. service at 1.:•30'p.iii„
Call. Linda Young was elected . 'Pallbearers were Art...Stewart,
president; Peggy Young, .
Bob .„-Stothers, -Bill Parek, Bert
treasurer; - 1-caren' 114cti, -
AREN 11
WEEKLY
SCHEDULE
-FR I DAY
-PUBLIC, SKATING
wvx,
NO
• PUBLIC SKATING
SUNDAY
411,
SUNDAY 8:00 P.M. •
CHLHL HOCKEY,
DRmed
,
Hotmesville
TOEstmy
PRE-SCHOOL
'SKATING
2:00 P.M. - 3,:30 P-11/1.
LIONS FREE SKATING
3:30 P.M. - 5:00 P.M.
(Valerie) Lister, London; and
• • Discussion showed thin not all sch())ls• it • "as icar"d
(app«, was ( IU() g .
but it •.‘,\ as felt - that gifted At, least one group thdtight
studentscould bow,fit 1 hal erly,eation .should become
uniform across, the whole of
through an enrichment program -
(Canada. lembers of that group
:that N“.ffild keep theiii interested
and husv while still in he same telt it was. ridiculous that
high school ,diplothas earned in
grade and at the _praper social
!met.
strong ''s(t
tsi.[Iii-pOrtt` r' "1"'
On 1 arto ‘vere not recognized in
roccked. (,),1 her provinces and vice versa.
'l'hi‘re was also a suggestion
' Fie 1C h in i•emenlarv
111:! . 1 :1(.1uanag(ncnt
was contro‘eriiai- 1)1‘:mt1(1e01sturin the
•
Mole, John Park and Wilf
'secretary; Valerie Park, press
. reporter; and' Charlene Adam, .
low erbear;rs were two
vice-president... • • nephews, Eric and Bill Wiggins.
Charlene • 'Adams, Joanne
Rev. M'f' Lean- ,of Brantfor'd
ThPmpsort, Barbara Culbert 'and and Rev. McClenaghan , of
Valerie Park took, part in the Dungannon were in charge of
demonstrations. .
This •club project, fruit and
Vitamin C, was discussed.
ROBERT JOHN WIGGINS .
' Robert 'John (Bert) Wiggins
passed- away suddenly at., his
home,' 1 35 Sydenham Street, ,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd -Boland,
Brantford, Wednesday, February .Brantford, spent Sunday with
4. He was 75.
- Mrs. FredSeabrook..
Born at Dungannon, he
- Pentland, •
the service,
GODERICH
SOCIETY NEW5,
the eldest son of the . late VALENTIN'E
ThDAY
oMas Wiggins and'Sarah Jane
, ANNOU'NCEMENT
Park. . •
He attended S.S.” No. 8 "
For the life of :‘ Our heart -
.
and the hearts 'our life, send a
.Ashfield and Stratford Normal
generouS- cantAbution - to, your
•
School. His first ' tearhing
local Heart , Fund.,,Each advance
assignment • was Camerons
111 hettrt' 'research 'increases. your
School just off the 6th
chances for., a longer productive'
ebricession of , West VvrawanoSh'
life. Keep your heart in mind
TownShip. For 25 'ears he was
\Olen you .giye to your Heart.
principal of GrandView Public
SchoolBrantford.Fund, 2 17 Davenport Road,
',' , •
Toronto .180,.Ontario,
•
DOGS DOGS DOGS
THURSDAY
: PRE-SCHOOL
SKATING
2:00 P.M.. 3:30 P.M.
LIONS FREE SKATING
jb P.M.'. 5:00 P.M.
SUNDAY.2 P.M.
STONEY ..BROOK
•
,.600Eit1al
111
Dog tags areLnow available.
Male dog, $4.0O,
Spayed female (certificate required)..... 4.00
_Female - 20.00
Dogs are not permitted to run at large within
Town limits.
Animal ''(on-trOl Offker
An Amimil Control Officer has been engaged
to enforce the By-law.
. H. BLAKE,
.-tow6Clerk.
parvili ore coin .....,.,„ , \ ;Is til•ti den tl, at iZ (AA' rt son NIernorial
"" ' '.;„ ' " Will he able to (Moose ttoney
-important or en desirallle for 'a
management as an elective soon.
child to be Iiilinguaf. •I'llere wds
l'h'e opinions of each group
some fteling thouv,h. that if '
French iN to kV li111011 in: LIIC \‘cre carefully rechrded and will
.liii,11 school s stein, it:shoul.d ,b.e. .11::(attsuipas..sctci
duz\i.1.ol:g to the Iclur„on
part • of .
tug
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ch,„+1 .C.nt 1(?aid ()l Fd.u.c.i.tfb
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Two Showings Friday, arid -Sat.
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Experimental film of interest
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SATURDAY MATINEE
(February 14th)
at 2.00 p.m.
"DISORDERLY
ORPRILY"
Jerry Levo)'s
'"PEEWEES ON ICE"
SUN., MON., TUES.
Feb,. 15, 16, 17
Show Tirrre: 8.0
nowyou can.SEE
anything you.iiant.
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,..This is not just a small get yo -u in -the door sized. group of dresses
but a large group with most sizes represented. The savings are los
utterly fantastic. Oh, we know you have"heard these adjectives
before but itz..i.rue the savings are fantastic. Come in and see if
were truthful. .•
Balance Of
WINTER COATS. & SUITS
4
BARGAIN PRICES
0.
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