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Education, Wis important . Friddyor of yPrayer
'Bay.Y.Mi
Education Week a ;upcomit,g next
week, .March 7 to 13. Ail ver ,the
province. of Ontario schools like those in
Ouderith.,,,will^ be celebrating education
week, by attempting to,, promote greater
' understanding for everyone. That's,
- im.portant,
°Witari'o taxpayers 'footing the bill
fur the *roost expensive educatlonal,sy, •emr:,
We've ever. known, it ;iS vial. that, every e;:
do . _ .. aria why
" • in , Huron. County, residents are
fortunate indeed ,--to have. a golden
o portunity to see the educational systerr
re first-hand through the sere ices of
CKNX-TV, Channel g, Wingharn.
Foti. approximately five minutes each
fternoon, Monday • to F rid,', during
Education Week, CKNX atii;! pro' de the
Huron County Boded of Education air
. Spportunity. to' t, ll its story to the putal l,c.
. Ciameramen have • visited schools - and
filmed everyday programs in operation
with the principals of hese schools
discussing the activities :s the;, apoeer ,r
the television screens iri the county
The program is rP,S""" tPubllc Service'
�.nd Is viewed from 2:15 to 2:30 p.m., .
Monday, -March 8, there will be a
studio interview with, the chairman of the
Huron County Board of Education Bob
Elliott and the Director of --Education .D.
JohniaCochrane,
Tuesday, March 9 the -focus vvifl be on
How'ick Central' School, representing the
el -roe rt~a , Ai �, 'ts~ti 14. eisteSrtZS i,:e
March 10' it will be Colborne Cental
Schobl, rep-resebiting the srZ-1alti r'
'elementary schools. yM
Thursday, Mtrch 11 the program >%IH
deal with Queen Elizabeth Scnoo: �n
Goderich, fel firing the schools f )r
traar able retarded children.
Frady, March 12 the focus wi,+ be On
;he high schools wiith Central Duron
Secondary School in the spotlight.
Tune in, parents, and become'
informed There's no real excuse for
..misS.ing' it. YQIJAdorl't even have to lease
your In, ingrown-, ...,..
1 he annual World Da). of 'Baptist Church . and 'Knox M. .. Taylor also reports that
Prater sen int is )to be held this
ear in t ioderich at St, Peter's
Roman Catholic Chur h. R is
the first time in time more than
45 y ear history of the Day 'of
Prayer sen ices in town that the
women of St. Peter's Parish have
hotri the event.
P r c , b terian Church got to her knowledge, the Goderich
to4ether for a I)ay of Prayer ladies were the first in •1-lurgn
sen ice. The offering $7.80 went County to hold Day of Prayer
to the leper mtasion . an services and perhaps, one of the
rd* nominational cause to first' groups in the province, of
w isl, h : all vwont'n's , church Ontario to undertake an annual:
so reties in town contributed. - Day 'of prayer program.
I n 19'_'6,the off eringefor the WhY.2:'
The speaker tires year «411 be . lever nliasiona lumped to S10 "Becaus women are
Miss Rita t)is�ilc?ttr , 1ti'in'dsor, • l �.. ^ concerned at?out what' is going
vtho will. disco' thea theme of an. ,''t the 19_ r servi(•t ' a ? 1r:_ �„
r ,1 .. «.. „,gyp! ,tom t�.,-t o,:Adeli..ez' ",.,.:Qn in , alt • parts of !`the .,lvo'rid,
yep o o plW. " ? -Kew , , rs't'k� tc A iii.;. ,1.a ,' ;. ; ...co nee rn t g' lie's'''' k,. r:otv�,d—iAa vey '�`'.,ia•PkQt, ,us,
a New People' rf their , own little' corner of the
,`”,\ fellal',�ship hour will follow' a'' ,"` lepers. The offering " „ ti'
in the Pansh, Hall.'
at ted to $10,40 althoug
MN. .Albert Ta4lur,
11 Rinkle • did, receive at
eti'kito��n Godericha a`"' i`'na1' donation for
a n ,�;,'it work.
�xrtol~ti.';►tar. has iaiibeen doing
lirtic'
research into.the history of
the Day of Prayer seri ices in
(iuderich.
Mrs., 1 .,* Ior reports that in
1923. Mr.' James Hamilton, wife
of the Presbyterian minister iri,
town at that time. asked the
women of Goderich to think
abokt a Da. 'of Pra 'exr=}rte.
MN. Hamilton was interested in
'the Day of Pra' er senvices which
\yere growing in popt'larity in
the- united S'tates of .Amerira.
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It took . tw�.� .ears, but in
Ylarc:h of •1925, the women of
Victoria Street 'United Church.
North Street t'ntted Church, St.
George's ,Anglican .{'hunch, the
his
1;12.8. Mrs. Redditt was on
t! nrmincial board of , the
Pik •n} terian Church as General
I:- :< rest Chairman. She prepared
of Prayer service which
w., distributed ,arnotig All the
Prat,. terian churches in Ontario Karen Palmer, daughter
the admonition to women
t,. ;mkt use of it in their Mr. and Mrs. •Walter- Palmer,
:-.1m,anities Goderich, and a student at
GDCI, took second place in the
`•ir'. Re.ddi'tt also prepared a impromptu division of the
1 of Prayer service' in 1929`: In ' Public -Speaker CtenteSt held in
+. Ontario women joined Glencoe this past.weekend.
y1/4 the USA groups as well as Miss Palmer competed in the
.:• others around the world to ,Glencoe event last, year as well,
t a W Dela,. Dav,Lofray'er
(-hut did not place among the
st r.;�e. It ""� as been growing winners at that time.
s:,,:d0y,si'ncelthat time. „
Karen -Palmer
runner-up
at Glencoe
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NOTICE,
Members .of -,Alexandra Marine and General Hospital of
Goderich Corporation and other interested parties are urged,
to attend the ahnual 'meeting which will be held on
Monday, March 22,° 1971, at 8:00 p.m. in the Ladies'
Auxiliary Room of the hospital, at which time we will.
receive the financial statement, the auditors' report, thy"'''
report of the Board and elect members to the Board of
Governors and conduct other business.
It is the intention of the Board of Governors to submit
'for apprly(J, New Medical „Staff. ¢y -laws. If any member is
interested in reading the By -Laws to be submitted at the
'meeting, they are available at•the hospital, -�- -•.
` //a�ppp A :��.` :
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The following persons shall be members to on resolution,
of the.Board:.
" (a) a person who has donated or wh donates $100 in
any one year to the Corporation shall be a life
member;
(b) the president or chief officer of a corpo.ration Crt,
organization which pays the Corporation 25 iri any
year shall be ex officio a member of the Corporation
for that year;
.'1}0). a person who pays the annual membership fee of
$1.00 to the Corporation in any year shall be a
member of the Corporation for that year;
(d) a 'member who pays his fees annually shall not be
entitled to vote at any meetliig ofIhe Corporation
unless his membership• fee was -paid in full at least
thirty days prior to th'e date of the meeting. •
r James W. Britnali',
Chairman of the Board.
0
Woman toWoman
With Shirley J. Keller
Mrs, Marion 'Zinn is ce.ie it to do av a; ";with'the recitation much information a., pu'sible far
the members of the H.iror? of The Lord's Prayer. and the use here in.Gaderich.
County Board of Education who- "'rendition of 0 Canada and 'God The ,Women are ;till hunting
has her -work cut Out for her this
xekend.' .'.MIrs.4 Zinn an.d. W. H`
Kh1sle associate
• superintendent of education for
Hurott,'w are "•tn We indsor from
March 4 to March 6 atten-ding
Moral 'at,d Ethical Workshop --
• or in other ,words.; disc,us,sing •
whether or not there .should be
religion- in "the schools in the
provinceof Ontario., •
1 have never sat in on ata.` one
of these veonferences so
probably shouldn't pass.. pas,.:. an
' opinion at all. But, knowing what
a personal thing religion is. and.
haying experienced sortie' of
•those terrible eienings when
friends will sit,down together
and try to ' disuss their ..own
personal beliefs concerning faith
or the lack of it. ;l .can ihtagine
that it will be a difficult meeting
and a hot one,
`' 1 really don't h,a.e much
personal concern. as far as my
• own children, are c'oncern'ed.
whether or not religion is taught
in the ,public schools of this
• province:. Its. our home. we ha•, e
very definite religious
convictions and right or wrong.
- we are snaking ever. attempt to
(Boneless Ib 52c)
• FY5hMINCED PORK ,y Ground
iBoneless Ib 62C)
Save The `Queen at the start of for a teacher The\ are , '
each council session. : <; wond?rin now' t if "thea
it was argued that sncch things married wb'maan in the area w ho
were both out of date atnd • would like to take on a pi•sitia:li„
time-consuming. • with the nurser... shoo schooi here
But dazzling statistics helped while llecoming guairfied 'a:• a
tradition hold - the fort far pre-school teacher.
another day, the Business Press Of course, if there ,s aiv cine
News says it was discovered in the area already' qualcil d or- is
that 'The Lord's' Prayer took 'by ,chance• there is someone-,
0,t1'v' 24 seconds to repeat. it moving into the district who it; -
tuok 4 i seconds for The Queen" qualified, they -may, get in R� Leh
'and 6 '•seconds for O Cattada., • with Mrs.;Muiher,3 at 5.2.4-6:31
"Surely not too great a price _...... Ries. �Mulher i aisd� ci
ad%ise-
. p4. '� , that the nursery„ ,Cl oo'. oast:
with tne•past.. the
iness 'hen:" it opens, ',,ti..' b+=
Sews, - . •♦capacitMothers nc�pin
Prete � e - - -
• x x X ; sea,d' their 'chiidren d kr.,t.
\Vhiie . I'm persiai k.gH the ;rf>rt:ure date -shouid pat aerie
Busi,tess Prez' News. I might as names ori a -waiting list.• ?gGr::. G.
we:li,'T pare with' you. ,another .the present' time -it wu.ld ne
choice tidbit' 'from it. 'ES_titled wise' ..to' check a ith h,:r
(,-tve The Men ,A' Chance. it reads Mulheru.
as follows: As far ar .eq=aipment gi*.
,.;,'Bob Webb. the editor of . Mrs. '+iuiherri tell me the.2c, ,p '
" Me,i's Wear of 'Canada. makes a is badly its need of large wooden
oden
strong plea for "the average Joe"' boxes and"c'rates i,urat.ge crates
in this recent commentary:' or pop cases etisl as well as unit ^
"No .sooner does the blocks.' the, interlocking , type i
consumer . start to becorne believe. I hope '1. have that
accustomed' to wider ties. terms correctly:
.'s.ns 'inquiries concerning'
equipment should.be directed to
pass theta along to our„kids. Mrs, Marion Lane at ,•5211-bt312
If 'religion -is taught in the d 11 am still waiting to publish a
home from an early age. there is . full -list on toy's ailed equipment
very. little that the school can do needed at the nurser. school r”
after the -child has reached 'five be Also, there will be a meeti.ig
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• year's, to lead him off .on 'the. acceptable,, among• middiilre- to of the parents with children,
wrong track as some people fear. apper•brac,ket customers. It involved in the nurser, school
., especially if the youngsters are • hasnt even penetrated the mass- The " date will appear in •this
• fortified daily with their parcnt:�' market yet. But now, for spring. column so keep reading, and
religious views. (I may , get an .designers are talking ' about watching'
.y� Y f }'yam ry a, - � ♦ X ar
d'. -s L ,yyyyaIYMi'6ai :}rcQ.s� i"7 +h•u e. . N'! JSIIOtaX.v. `,�a''.' tting,' :1R . '`St;.T�+i �.. �tr'..i.� I� 7tntA.'fl�.Vw.- ,L�lB,. s+Pi??K:L"ia�AtvYw.a.m,r,. x+.f�a.rer• yy
If religion 'lsn•t . taught at '.' ' ':pbsoleseence', is fine. it' has The ina�e`r-of the'Canadi�xr : .
school. -the child from a' home �dorie wonders for the men's imperial 'Bunk • of Commerce
where religion is taught freer,
will grow up having' been
exposed to the faith of his
parents only. While that isn't
always' all good or all bad, it
shouldn't cause too rfiuch of an
uproar province -wide,
Of course. there are many
persons who believe that religion
should' be taught in the schools..
•'because it may be the only
contact some children will have
with the Christian faith, That's a
debatable point. I think. I'm not
sure whether it is up to the
• bepartment of Education to
teach children religion Just
because their parents do not.
Still, I believe there is some
mei*it in allowing some religion
in. the schools. • One very graphic
instance would' be in the science
or geography courses in our high
schools. When the scientific
studies for such things as
creation are 'taught in detail, it
seems only fitting to nee that the Co -Operative Nursery School to include it here for our
,.Biblical explanations should"' ve lture for Goderic, . It seems '.enlightenment or enjoyment.
.. tiece�'vt „ equal tifine so 'that ` the Thal 1 rs. i1+Iin herh and 't"he 'other 118.'ievle " yrbu •�t e1 ai'iro'ut
'students may be exposed to. all girls, among them Mrs. Carol - "Take, for example. the pride
' sides of the story and left to Egener, Mrs. 'Cathy Jewell and of a homemaker in having a aper
l4ecide for themselves only after .Mrs. Marion Lane, are working 'and span house for her family
an, exposure to all facets of the 1 trd to' get this thing off 'the , This legitimate pride has for a
alt
question. �yy F 4y Ajit 1, groundd as soon as possible. • hundred, years soldisoaps andLq,
d; .• 164 • tei,,extrtrZ?f,r y7 LX 's Y ,ul": .f7•� .. ' *S.� •�.. -lft* ,: vm • '\ k° l fi "'S, "• Y �:. 1{
a news release which came across- -the and Mrs. Jewell were in .•. P l "��" "1aal p�
my desk through the Business .London icy a day observing a on radio and. TV..immernse sums
tress News. ' , ' nursery school in adtion while are paid to satisfy -the quite
ft reports that tl>�e Toronto Mrs. Egener spent an entire week proper desire of these
,City t riiindi1' came urider ••w ire,.:,c..ln,,, t„,,.,eity w. . stir . different homemakers '`,ter ,,,have, ..a A .lin
treeently when'a move was 'made.... nursery schools and 'gleaning as Please turn to Page 4A.
broader lapels and longer jackets.
that, the melt's clothing industry -
mares plans to ,kilt'them off and
bring back skinnier widths and,
short.er'ieirgths.
"The .4- _-inch necktie is lust
now - beginning to come
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wear field, But just .how rapid
should it be'? if manufacturers
get too greedy and, keep
introduciaig change at a
stupefying pace. the result could
be. fatal t for the goose' that
might have lard the golden' eggs,
that is1,.
• "In neckwear... the• dollar auspices' of -•the School of
in'estrnent for" the consumer •BtislnesS,' r of- T and sponsored
might abe,, considered incidental. by the 'Canadian Imperial „Bank
But when you get into suits. the of Commerce,
story changes. The average Joe -'The lecture dealt with
can't be discarding his $150 pollution artd the theor. ,that
purchases every three or four • man._.should be able to reclaim
months. at the whimsical,dictate Much of his garbage. thereby
of fashion designers. cutting down• on the amount of.
"I_'m all for obsolescence. But true waste' and hence slow
keep it • realistic, Give the pollution.
'consumer a chance to catch his 1 found ,the whole article
breath -- and' replenish his bank most' thoughtful' and 1 thank Mr
account." Shortreed for sending it to me.
. *. * * There was one portion of it that
I've had another chat with was of particular interestto
Mona Mulhernr .concerning the .women so I will take -the iiiberty
here in Godejrich, ' Don
Shortreed'- ,rias` supplied me with
,a copy of The Next "Industrial
Revolution. a lecture delivered ,
by Athelst.an Spilhaus. president'
of the American Association for
the Advancement of science. at
Convocation Hail., L'nh°ersity of
Toronto. last 'fall under the
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