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Goderich Mayor Frank Mills presented one of Canada's top
pros Ken Girard left and Nick Weslock, Canada's top amateur
right, with cuff links and tie tars with the Town crest on them.
Extreme left is Tony Bedard and extreme right is Vic Pope the
visitors playing partners.•Weslock and Pope were victorious in
the days match.
Huron board estimates $55;000 for
repair_` work for schools in county
..Estimates presented to • the
Huron : County Board, of
Education Monday evening in
Clinton - _show. ....._that.__. bout_.
$55,00.0 may be required to
carry out exterior repairs in the
board's 39 'schools. This
: represents 34.71 percent of the
total dollars budgeted, for such
purposes in Department 70.
The following. resignation's
were noted: Mrs. Barbara E.
Barich and Peter 'Wickerson,
Central Huron; Secondary
School, Shinichi Ishicawa • and
Miss Joan Hatten, Seaforth
District HS; Mrs. Glenda Wagner,
{ Stephen Central PS; A. Wilcox,
N. Stapleton and J. H. Wilson, F.
E. Madill SS; Mrs. Donalda
Scott, "music , supervisor, North
Ashfield PS; M. Ardella
Desjardine, Exeter PS; Miss
.Gloria Bezeau', Goderich - DCI;
Mrs. Mary T. Wellwood,
TurnberryCentral PS;" and Mr
and Mrs. J. W. Allason, Dept. of
National Defence (overseas)..
John Broadfoot, R. M. Elliott
and -John R. Taylor as well as
teachers L. DeHaan, R. Lane and
D. Brazeau have ° been named
with John. Cochrane to serve on
the.. Arbitrations Committee as _•_
required in the recent salary ��ees• interesteditt
agreement signed ,with the
secondary school teachers. •
Board meetings during th•
e
summer months will be held • b'• •• • e
improved� 'C 'm ale
that swimming should not be
cancelled during . approved
school trips, providing adequate
Approve use
of schools
for recreation
supervision is available and that
students have their _parents'
consent.
• Monday, July '20 and Monday,
August 17. If ` any additional
meetings are required, they will
be -at the call of the chairman,
John Lavis. .
On recommendation of the
secondary school principals, it is
agreed that students • who
withdraw from _high ..a school
during the school year for any
reason, including early admission
' to university, should eligible for
any, award for which
competition has been.completed
before the student withdraws,.
and not eligible for any award
for -which competition is still
being held or to be held.
At a special meeting of the
board held June 8, it was agreed
Policy was approved 'Monday
evening in Clinton, by the -Huron a'
County Board of Education
permitting the free use of' school
f do ilities and items of
" n a n -perishable equipment"
during the summer for summer
playground activities when the
following conditions are'rnet:
'1. The activities are to be
properly organized and
supervised by a recognized
community organization;
2. Participantsare to remain
in the areas of the activity and
not. enter unauthorized parts of
,the school;
_During conventions'reports by • Decision was reached to
various board members at the introduce new policy at the July
Huron County Board of meeting which will permit
Education meeting in Clinton representatives of the press to sit
Monday evening, it was evident in on the entire meeting.
that trustees were interested in Although the board ,will ,be. in
improving their public image. . committee of the whole board
In fact; according to Mrs. J. for part of the meeting, the press apply throughout the county for
'W. Wallace, Goderich; Mrs, will be free to listen in on the " secondary or elementary school
Warren ., Zinn, Ashfield proceedings. summer playground activities.
Township;Clarence McDonald, '
"Exeter;" ""•and -director • of ConstablC reappointed
education John Cochrane, many • -" left in 1967 to become an
discussions at two conventions Former Goderich Police
• 3. Such activities are to be
held from Monday to Friday
inclusive, and will not irequire
the use of schools on weekends;
4. The organization will
accept responsibility for any
damage or Toss which may occur
to equipment or the facilities;
5. Items of perishable
-equipment such as crossbars,
tennis and badminton racquets,
.etc. will be supplied by the
organization or -participants;
6.- rrangements for storage,
parts of the school to be used,
equipment to. be used, are to be
made directly with the principal
of the. school concerned; _• ._ ____
7: Every effort will be made
by the participants to minimize
the extra -Custodial work;
8. A signed statement
acknowledging agreement to
these conditions and receipt of
the equipment is to be deposited •
with the principal.
Although Garnet Hicks,
•Usborne Township, argued that
the board was not "playing fair"
with the rural ratepayers, the
board agreed that the same rules
attended b board insurance adjuster.
y Constable John Rexton has been He replaces Constable John
representatives centred around rehired by ,the department Straughan who is leaving to join
public relations and improved effective July 1. He left the local the Ontario Provincial Police.
communications with • the force three years ago. • Constable Ruxton is married.
taxpayer.
Judges selected for flower
Saturday
show at North Si.
Judges for the June 27 Spring
" Show of the Goderich
Horticultural Society at North
Street United -Church Hall have
been announced. For the
Horticultural sections, the club
has acquired the services of Miss
Luella Johnston of Clinton, an
accredited judge ••--with a
reputation for her competent
work. A London judge, Mrs.
Lockwood Miller, will be
viewing the arrangement classes
with a keen eye .for line design..
and color.
The . trophy list is now
complete and the following
prizes are to be awarded:
• 1 Highest number of points
in the—show ,a sterling .rose,
bowl awarded by the Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce:
2. Best three roses in specified,
classes Sifto prize, courtesy
`'t omtar Chemicals Ltd., Sifto
Salt Division Mine.
3. Best white rose — White
Rose trophy
4. Best red rose — Red Rose
Tea trophy.
5. Highest number of points
• in arranging — Denomme Flower
Shop rose bowl.
6. Best arrangement in the
-shpw — Dominion Road
'Machinery Co. cup.
7. Best -lily, class 10 — 'gold,
cup presented by Upper Lakes
Shipping. •
Prizes will be available for
classes 60 and 61; for novice
arrangers and - junior exhibitors
as well.
With an excellent growing
season ill progress, competition
is hoped to be keen and it is
expected that a large number of
new members will be exhibiting
for the first time at this show.
Entrants must' be• paid-up
members but fees may be paid
..•TMwxien..entering, •Qx11�1 is Saturda - .
morning from 10 a.m. until
noon. Flowers must be grown by
the edthibitor: 'for the
Horticultural sections but
flowers from 'any source may be
used in the Arrangement section:
Judging commences at 12
noon and viewing times for the
general public are from 3.:30 to
6 p.m. and 7 until 9 p.m. Prizes
will be presented at 8 o'clock,.
. There is no admission fee.
Constable Ruxton, 32, joined and he and his wife have three
the Goderich Police in 1963 and children:
Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau paid a visit to the. Bruce Nuclear Power Development at Douglas
Point last Friday as part of his tour of Western.,Ontario centres. He is shown passing the giant
heavy'water separator towers, at present under construction. Mr. Trudeau wasaccompanied by
govern4ment representatives and -aides — and two helicopters full of press representatives. The tour
at 'Douglas Point 'lasted two hours after which the party left for a dinner in Hanover. — Photo by
Ron Price.
Unit 2 of the United Church -
Women will be serving
refreshments' throughout th
show hours so 'it will be an ideal
chance for a pause from the
hustle -bustle of the Square on a
busy Saturday afternoon.
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Ann Fairservice of-
Londesboro, artist of Provincial "
renown, will exhibit a carefully
selected display of fine paintings
to complement the floral
displays. Adding to the
atmosphere will be a colorful
slide display prepared by Ron
Price, shown courtesy of
equipment from Malcolm a
Campbell, Qf Camptell's of
Goderich.
t"b`-eat�t-
Ii�prQ r%�ses: exciting �
event!,
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'orkers
At this time when all across North
America unemployment is rising and layoffs
and stripes have become aif rioit a way of
"' life, we . in the Union at Dominion Road
Machinery here in 'Goderich vyould like to
say a few public words of appreciation to
our management. • a
Unless some sort of world: wide
catastorphe takes place, we, as of now are
assured'offa-year?arld'a half ofsteady work.
On the record of their past performance,
before this year and a half is over, they will
have more work linkd up and thisit wages
. that are higher than;average 'tn Canada,and
unde+'`excellont working conditions.
This we owe first of all to John A., John
K., and
Bruce Sully who in a fit of genius at
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Schedules will be available at
the • United Church , Christian
Education Building for
exhibitors and spectators. Those
wishing yearbooks, in advance
should contact Edna Shaw at
524-8488, or Paul Carroll at
524-9189.
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ay tribute
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the close of world war two decided to go
into the business of manufacturing a product
whose use is world-wide and -the demand for
which keeps increasing as people all over the
world deveCop their road systems. -
John A. and John K. Sully are no longer
with the firm but the .present management
team with Bruce Sully as President and E. C.
(Cayley) Hill as Vice President and General'
Manager- and backed by Jack Freeman in
Finance have just brought back to Goderich
the largest order for graders the firm has ever
had and it took four years of blood, sweat
tears :on. theirtpart .tb ,do at. -
.and . ••
inti' -yours fl"Ctniitllsda'pf"thousendt'lzf
dollars a, year into or Community economy.
in wages and services and this at a time when
Roses and flowers are the thing this week and roses in
particular are the pride of Mrs. Norma Hugill, Bruce Street.
This beauty is the largest she has ever raised — and she has
about 90 bushes — but wouldn't" you know, it bloomed too •
early for the Horticultural Society flower show this weekend!
—staff photo. -
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It was painting"day at the Godgrich Youth Centre on Saturday and about 50 youngpeople showed
up to volunteer for work during the afternoon and evening. From the left are Murray Wilson, Ray
Beach, Tim Clancy, Jim Watt (beneath ladder), Lynda Reinhart (on the ladder) and Wendy Love.
The Youth Centre Plans 'are''- r an opening this weekend providing work-is:complete. Local
merchants and businessmen have offered help with materials and products and. the' Youth Centre
members wised Gordon McManus particularly for his.help and contributions. — staff photo
police will watch for
`Bronco Besting' .drivers
Goderich council will meet
every two weeks during July and
August meeting on the second
an" " foTirtir-Thttrsday of eat
month. '
During the meeting council
decided to change the bylaw
controlling the height Of fences
around swimming pools in the
town from a ,rninimum of six
feet to a minimum of four feet.
It was felt the lower limit would
still prevent small children from,,
climbing the fence and falling
into the water. The bylaw will .•
be amended accordingly.
A letter from G. C. White,
Elgin Avenune, condemned
council= €sir—its `...:: JnactiQn an°d=y.
'inability," to do something
'about the "...disgraceful
condition and circumstances of
Elgin Avenue."
° The writer complained of
trucks roaring up and down the
avenue from early morning
a "...hell bent fer election, their
bronco busting drivers making
certain that the multiple wheels
hit as many deep pot .holes as,
possible. No regard is had for the -
sick 'a elderly,' the writer said.
- It was suggested an alternate
route be provided. up. Salt Mine
hill from the soutli pier.
Council felt the route
suggested was not practicable as
there was no land for a route
behind the grain elevators. -
Dr. G F. Mills, mayor said he
would take the matter up with
- the, police commission and
follow a suggestion liy council
that radar units be set up on the,
avenue as a deterent to speeding.
to Dominion Road Machinery
AN OPEN LETTER TO OUR COMM UNITY:
the economy of the country as a w o e
slowing down. We feel it is only just that we
should say a few words of appreciation
publicly, to the vary capable management of
Dominion Roads who are expanding" their
work force significantly at a time when most
other places are limiting theirs or actually
cutting back and -this with every chance of
lasting for a long time to come. The efforts
by management at Dominion Roads are
much appreciated. by the Members of Local
1863 I.A:M, and we hope by Goderich and
the, surrounding aria• where our wages • ire
spent and we maintain our homes and raise
: nuts faaniijns.:, , - ..: • a tt'f3burfneaa,,
PrEsident Local 1863' I.A.M.
On.behalf of all its Members.
Co.
Bruce A, Sully
Cayley, Hill •
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