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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1971-11-04, Page 11(. BY MARK JONES Friday , October 29, the Student Council at Robertson held a c allOwe'en Party Tie admission to the party was aL. Itallowe'en ' costume or twenty-five cents. At the party, there was a , spook house and after going through it; there was a. dance. Must of the members of the Student Council worked in the spook house. - Many students came and therefooe _. tfT pa ty".._. .-.-a success. There was a prize for the boy and girl wearing the best costume. The winners were Bill ,,Lougheed and Anita Robinson: The prizes were bags of candy` which the,,, ,tudent Council had sold for Hallowe'en. DRAMA Recently members of the Senior wing have been rehearsing a French play. It will be presented ' to the Junior 1,2,3,and 4 classes, The play is entitled • "The Picnic." The characters are Pat I)enomme, Rob Shrier, Wendy orrrpsc n Jrrhrr rametr; `Phil p Maine, Bill Lougheed, Kim Diehl and Carol Chapman. MAL(OLM MMHERS,. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT. - 46 WEST ST. 524.9442) bonus interest Last Friday, St. Mary's School Smith; a puzzle donated by A comb and .mirror donated had an assembly at which'a draw 13reckenridge Hardware and by Breckenridge ,,,,Hardware and was held for items in connection again won "by Suzanne Smith; a won by Ian Chisholm and a with "atrow en celebrations. �db ted f 1't'•'B'>iWe ,game ger Breckenridge Hardware and won , d o.n ated by Breckenridge by Jim Gower. Hardware and .won by Billy A $2.00 gift certificate Leddy. mated by Ormandy's Jewelry Prizes for the'best Hallowe'en and won by Carol Fisher; a„r...4,os,tu.mes....,.._.W.ere donated by record donated by Gi`anger's TV Breckenridge Hardware and was won by Jim Gower; a Henderson's Book Store. beautiful orange candy dish donated by Shore's Gifts_, was won. by Sheryl -Smith; paints donated by Breckenridge Hardware and won by Vicky Beattie. • Meet the Student Council „of Colborne Central School, The girls are (left to»right) Cathy MacPhee, treasurer; Carlene Jewell, Grade 6 representative; Joanne Schoemaker, Grade 8 representative; Peggy Fisher, ceport,er; Marie Willis, secretary; and Judith McPhee, vice-president, The boys (left to • right) are""3oe Moore, Grade 5 "representative; Donald Bogie, Grade 6 representative; Fred Schoemaker, Grade 7 representative, ander Leonard Kolkman, president. (Colborne Central School photo) , The Spooks Ride Again sem.',. '^'HALLOWE'EN” By Ricky Baechler Hallowe'en is on its ways, A camera, donated by Rieck's Drug Store and won by Cathy Wisser; a lamp, donated by Woolworth's and won by Roland Lassaline; a man's wallet, donated by Fincher's andwon by Mrs. Suchard; ,two pearl necklaces, donated by MacRae's and won by Celia Drennan and Steven Dobie. A bead set donated by La Boutique and won by Suzanne St, Mary's Sehool would like to express their sincere thanks to the stores -who donated the gifts to mite Hallowe'en celebrations a success. The•goblins come out, "On this Hallowe'en night,ISIDP To rattle at windows, report sresu s With lots of children very gay.._ CausinWsome fright. , u -tom ins a :t' n...t�: �'�j� l rio r� Ji.I+:r � %9! .we��razR"'�Bgi- 'tx�JkA'tiWY,�r.73,.,.5:: ,"K` -wear � `$blFFrr.-,ec. saetl.�`w°+ .., �•' �,:�,.,...,.,.. • In the douses they will shine. And hen the night is over, . ' a � re Spooks leave and won't be of the New Democratic Party of the NDI' replied to the, findings. seen until next October; Ontario this week released the Question one asked, "Do you When again it's Hallowe'en! results of a survey it conducted favou'r• government action to in the early• days of the" recent reduce merican• domination of election campaign in which the our economy?" The answers party was represented by available to the voters were yes, Goderich reeve Paul Carroll. no, and no opinion. 81.7"i- of Huron NDP organizer Shirley those returning questionnaires The Students' Council for M. Weary *aid' in releasing the said yes, 9.6`',. said no and 8.V4 - Colborne 'Central had a dance survey results, that the 'group had no op•mion. '1'o this the a. for._, _.their __school last Friday' felt residents, cif the riding and party points out that . they night. Hallowe'en decorations area might find the findings support . a program for were put up, but it was worth it interesting. 4 repatriation consisting of because $35.30 was made on The surveyconsisted of six primary, steps to develop a admission and pop. Everyone questions sent to residents of the strong and diversified ecgpomy had a wonderful time! riding -in the, form of a by Canadians themselves,.. They o m, in t "r se p ose t oreign Yc n rolled responsibility -in uch t tee same. companies would be subject to way education and medicare are.., Canadian law and .Canadian public responsibilities. economic policy. The NDP The final question • stated, "It policy however does not mean is mp opinion that the Ghosts, eats, and witches will appear, When the dark is drawing near. Into houses they will creep, When they should be • home asleep:, I Candies and gum they will With many thanks, they quickly ' leave. Horne they go with all their loot, 77Tredly taking off their boots. By Jean Rutledge' Witches on broornsticks, Ride through the air,, Cackling at everyone', Everywhere. " Ghosts appear. They rise from the graves! -People scurry to houses, Their lives for to save. Hallowe'en 1971 ,has come a sum paid for by the county tax stol 3--en•-•b"atbrday ,night as well and gone and according to payers. It took a, crew of men in addition to about 80 gallons Huron County Engineer Jim working all day Sunday and of gas stolen from construction Britnell ,it cost the taxpayers of Monday to replace the stolen os• site fuel .tanks. PadloG.ks on the Huron County the usual large damaged signs.....a.ccording to,the stem for the replacement of county engineer. sn}ashed..-..and--•-•stolen-- p.roperty; _ _.. .fights -seem iopu'1'aralt-_ ear-lcit ;;-'- _- n._how'nru-en-a family earns. To with the roads:,department this 75,3''x' replied yes, 16.0'3- no suffering the loss pf 30 to 40 per„ and 8.7":• had no opinion on the year. Many, the engineer matter. To this the NDP add in explained aren't really'stolen but ...their report that they propose an immediate reduction to a family .premium of $10 per month and that the service, would be extended to include prescription considerable .cost. drugs, A dent'al-.'hn ' for children,. The lights are made but of an ambulance services and nursing unbreakable plastic, he care among other thiole WMM..",--- ,^"- ekplained,.. and when 'vandals ..Questio.n four asked, "Would find they can't break thein with •you like to see. property, ..taxes -rocks, .or hammers or screw shifted to a plan based on how drivers or..,evenby jumping on much a family earns?" A total of Chem; they resort to the only 64.7% said yes, 26.6`. said ,no method left, that of driving over and 8.7% had no opinion. The. 1th 1 ed over were. missing the added expense of Halloween it with a car. "They can be very NDP claim the principal of tanks were cut off. Mr. Britnell said the flashing the out and out buying back of American firms they stress. Question two asked if the voters favoured a universal government operated 'car insurance plan to which T5.7'"; replied yes, 16'7, said no ,and 9.3`% had no opinion. The NDP explain . that their group proposes a public plan to correct the deficiencies of automobile. insurance in the province where it is nrt compulsory, where the no" fault policy does not cover property damage and compensation for ' accident victims which is discriminatory against women and pensioners, they say.. The third question'•' asrei1..•.f the voters agreed that medicare casts should be changed from high premiums to a plan based mostly stop signs. explained, - is made up Of $5.00 ' "In all 100 county signs were for ' the • sheet metal backing, knocked down-....or,stolen,". he $6,00 for the red scotch light said, "most of them were stop. _material the: stop part is made. signs and I wish. we could make of, $2 for the compound used to people understand just how stick the scotch light -to. the dangerous an act a prank like metal, $5.00 for the primed and that can be- Mr.. Britnell (explained that the- removal of a stop sign might well spell the end to some . driver who proceeded through an intersection and. peraaps into would like to call on you with oncoming traffic. "This could "housewarming gitts'L and happen particularly to -strangers information about your new to the area," he said. location. The Hostess will be In 0_ 25 of thestopsigns considerable amount without lad to arrange your subscription._ k to the 5I`GNAL-STAR. painted post and about $12- for the' crew of men (two men working two hours) 'to replace the post involving the use of a truck. About "2'00 signs have to be replaced each year at times other than Hallowe'en he explained and this cots the taxpayers a just "crunched, up"' and destroyed. At a cost of $26 per unit this rate of loss represents a government has not been tough enough indealing with pollution." , To this 78.8`' replied yes, 7.1''said no. .and 14.1`'; had no opinion. There must be forceful attacks against pollution and the government must co-ordinate efforts of industry , and research institutions in the development of abatementmethods the NDP say. The party thanks those who returned theanswered questionnaire and point out that "the opinions are solicited as part of our democratic process of policy formation." Savini s y 00 moN e to Victoria and Grey in the period 'November 1 to November 15. will receive lull interest from November 1. This means that the savings account You.. Open before November 15 earns full interest for as much as two weeks before you open the account! S�, whether it's a 04% chequing account bearing interest on a minimum semi-annual balance or a fast growing higher .interest non-chequingo,. account on a 'minimum--rnonthly.:balance; r,l n t(� a '.,b��,�' �n�i .-."�+cn:' eiv3gwa w�` cY�t�' •Th,",T :."!:�.,.4i.�,�. .bonus interest. The -senior Ti C'cnpc,ni dewier' cm'ireli h) \e'rifn, the people (1/ l)nl,n'ro. RIAandG 9:00 -to '50Q Monday' to Thursday 9:00 to 6:1:10' Friday ill, Manager -524-7381 Elgin and Kingston Street's, Goderich Call herr at 524-9525 .,,altogether •and the cost per sign vandalism. • averages, out to about $25 each-•° A few flashing lights were frustrating I guess," Mr. Britnell housing as a public responsibility said. • can be accepted as a public 'FR,IDAY, NOVEMBER 5th, 1971 one of our representatives Mr. J. D. Bri;nklow will be at THE 'BEDFO,RD HOTEL ...Goderich In this district and throughout Ci3riada"'many persons and firms- in practically 'all types of businesses including Agriculture • Tourist and Recreational Businesses • Construction • Professional. Services • Transportation • Wholesale and Retail. Trades, as well as Manufacturing have obtained loans from' the IDB to acquire land, buildings, and machihery, to increase ,working capital, to start a new.business, and for other purposes. 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