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LETTERS
(COntintficl frorii'pasio
ob+ erved. But this also incIudeS
the :children who, wish a half
day program such as is
presently' 'being provided,
agree e with
,.,gree to: provide > this
service already -available in
vornrnunitiees such as Wingharn,
Listowel and Walkerton and if
necessary, give this rnatter a fair
In no way does a :day care and thorough hearing-,
centre provide a b 4bysittiiii -�
service for .the mother who
wishes, .-to-go --shepPing _, Or. -have p•
an • afternoot off and who
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ora -,a�i � r-. .
�� �Q . b3�-:�4rrsl
please keep in mind. that 4the
fees for «such a servlee are
Usually based on a sliding,, scale.
•according to income and this the
centre is not for the privileged
few'.,
.l have heard cornrnents that
Goderich does not need either a
nursery school 'or a day care
centre and with this* 1 most
emphatically disagree. We need
a nursery school for all 'children•
whose parents (or guardians)
Wash, to provide them with this
1 Y *MAO
:l the Juniors take 1 the
*ell,' take al
headlines this week!
They gatlr"ered at the club lastT
Saturday, to play for -two
trophies,. the Bob Doerksen
• Yours truly, Trophy, which goes to the.lunior
Mrs. Mona Mulhern with the, Low Gross for the aid.
and the Vic Elliott Trophy,
which Agoes to -the player witlrr
r♦Tye•�eld.
Allan Worgan won the Rote
Doerksen Trophy. He had a
Low Gross of 84
Tony Bedard Jr. won the Vic
Elliott Trophy with a Low Net
of 62.
Need service
-neardrto .z .-
This morning I visited Queen
Elizabeth , School and talked
briefly with the teachers.
I saw a lot of new faces at
school, both in the primary
department and in the senior.
While talking. with Mrs:
Graham, who has nine pupils
this year, she remarked .as to the
general good behaviour of the
pupils who had attended last
year''s, pre-school classes.
To .rne,: this. is a good reason.
for H'onti uin re -school
c n g p
of sses;,.,...-w"hTeti r r . ares
sponsored by the Association (dr
the Mentally Retarded, or by
the municipality as a day-care
program.
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Goderich Association for the
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exceptional children - the
mentally _ retarded; the gifted,
the hyper -actives, the children
with speech problems, hearing
. diff e :.Iii � .-.: .
1 u es and' thea -the chrld
w is -lonely for T playrnates,
toys, attention, etc.
And we need day care for the
working mothers who are
having problems locating a
suitable babysitter. According to
Iklr. B. Hey, Manager of
Manpower, his office receives
numerousenquiries for
babysitters .and is having
difficulty- in 'Tocatrrirthi se"who-
could be considered qualified.
In his estirnation a• day care
centre could certainly assist in
standardizing and raising the
quality of babysitting.,,
'
I fully realize that a survey
was conducted in December of
last year to determine the needs
for a day care centre but in my
opinion the tinning was.
unfortunate.I have talked to
quite a :few -women who weren't
- aware of this survey or who
were 'aware, but , could not
attend a public meeting. I really
don't think this was a fair
evaluation of the situation.
I do hope that 'Council will
the Low? Net f
in the group of 15 and 16
years of • age, ' the Low Gross
went to Allan Worgan, and the
Low Net, to Dennis Reed.
In the 1'3 and "14, age group,
the Low Gross went to Paul
MacKay, followed by Steve
Davey. and John- -H-anly. The -
Low ' Net was' won by Steve
se;"`�171I1"oweiT"n W'' L'a"rri
McDougal and',Mike Burley.
In the 12 years and under
group. Dave Bedour won the
a. Low.._Gross w1t .£o110 x`ecL b
v
Mike-- Lapaine Annd--.-Richard'
Rawson. Tony Bedard won the
Low Net, followed by Steve
Durst and Brian Reed.
'Congratulations boys! Those ,
are very good scores. Also, a
special vote of thanks to Jirn
Kinkead, who has spent many
.long hours organizing this
program for the - juniors this
year. - He, and''severe l' 'others
have taught these- kids the finer
• points of the gairne, as well . as
golf etiquette, Which is very
important.
;Last Thursdayb the Maitland
played host to the Ladies' Owen
Sound District' Tournament.
Fifty-four ladies took part , in
this event.
Mentally Retarded.
_1-,.enorai .a_arld. Lonny.
Bradley have been enjoying a
- visit by their two daughters and
farnilies:
Sandra, Mrs. Williarn Rooney
and her two children from
Richmond, B.C. and Cheryl
Ann,' Mrs. Robert Taylor with'
her husband, tiny son Eldon "
and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor,
Bob's parents. The Taylors are
all from :Ottawa` where the
senior 'Mi.h Traylor is, with the
.B.C:,•
0 THE RED CROSS IS
PEOPLE LIKE YOU
NG
PEOPLE LIKE YOU
Judy Hunter from Kincardine
shot the Low Gross for the field
with 84, and alsi won the F.H.
Kilbourn Trophy. The runner-
up was Della Bedard (89).
'The . Seniors champion was.
Freida Whinfield of Owen
Sound. - +' -
The Nine Hole .event was.'won
W. Wawanosh
files _Clinton
resotution
G
.r-• u
S t e
�`h• i�egiLlar, ,eF etiab r`.
sessionn" of Wet Warw.anosh
Township Cou_ ncwas. field at
the Hall on Tu ay evening,
Septernber 5.
The minutes of.,a special July
meeting and the regular August
session were rea and ,.adopted
on motion of Cou oil fors Hickey
and Aitchison:
The clerk was instructed to'
write the Lucknow Fire
I~f SULLY {J
° U n
-'
by 'qrs. Geo. Brut,e. of Goderich.
The following are other
Goderich winners, In the First
Flight, Maxine' Martin won the
and L•.ow Gross, Shelagh Sully
.a -
4'v
Saturday the Oo 1erioh Minor
.
Hockey association o elta?�d'
registration for the upcorning'
1972-73 seasons. The
registration was held at the
Goderich Mernorial Arena and
won the 2nd Low Net; and will be open again this Saturday
Marie Huff won 'the 3rd' Low between the hours of 9:00 a.m.
Net, and 12,noon, T}lefinal date for
Tn the Second -Flight, the *1st registration will be O'ctQber• 9.
Low Gross went to dean Knight __ Regist ation`fees hare¢ been
aze.l Beaver ok tothe 2nd Low set -this year at $10 for one Add,
Gross, .and.Ardith Brisette won $17,00 for two children in the
the 1st Low Net, same .. family, ,or $20.00 as a
In the Third Flight, Chris rnairnurn per •farnily, This fee
Hoffrneyer had the 2nd "Low must accoxapany the
Gross, and. Ruth Clancy won the- registration form op the date of
3rd Low Net. registration..
The team of Jean Knight,
Extended health: and dental
Ardith Brisette and,Bess Sriiith. insurance is available »at the
won the team competition. rate of $1.00 per player, with the'"
Both Men's and Ladies' exception of juveniles who may
Nights were washed out last
week. However, last night, 37
rnen took part in Mea'_s__NigI .-
The fol lowing are the .top six
r -,issuers: °.Ba -Bas iodF4 t...-m::E,, , .; ..,,._ ., •
Hintan, Stan Paquette, George .
Bolton, Mike •Mallough and The Ontario Wheat
Bob Cuncic. I understand there Producers' Marketing Board
were sorne pretty good scores, has sold_ its entire stocks. of
Ons. Sunday, -the rnen held milling grade .1972crop: wheat.•
their Papernick , Trophy event. K. A,, Standing, secretary -
The winner of this trophy was manager of the rnarketing
George Gould .with a net of 66. board, announced the sale of
The runner-up was Alf Costello more than 3.7 rnillion bushels to
with a net• of 67. Canadian . International
Thee Invitational• will be Development Agency for world
played this Saturday with.a full food aid. Destination will
slate of 120' golfers. • include several countries, the
Championship Day will •be -name of which were not.
September 30. disclosed...- -ed...-
tir c os �.:.,
Shirley 1. Colin,
Edit•'•,
Signal -Star,
Geduld, Ontnrl*
eme(A/C1
(Continued from page 2)
afoot for' a fashion show and
talent show sometime soon ....-
but drama' is° the ultimate goal
for ;the Blyth playhouse.
- While talking with Keith, the
idea struck that sorne sort of a
co-operative theatre -venture
among little theatre groups in
the' district might help Blyth
hopefuls get their prograin. off
'the ground- - and at the sarne
time assist established little
• theatre groups to broaden tri
For irtstirnce,. foderieh
• Theatre produces three plays a
season. Let's • say that wh
GLT sold its memberships sorne'
year, it sold there on the basis of
seven plays instead of three. •It
would mean that Goderich
people would see the, three
Goderich plays •as' well as four
plays brought to Goderich' by
contributing theatre grodps in
Department, 'iii regard to •
providing - more "'efficient . fire
protection to the ; rural areas.
Resolutions frorin the Town, of
Clinton and the •Erie Economic'
Council were - placed before
Council', and th'e Clerk Y3was
instructed to file there.
Council decided to consider
the Dungannon Drainage Works
• report on September 26 and
instructed the clerk to make the
necessary preparations 'for that
date.
Thg Road Superintendent
.was instructed to apply for the �•
••,Interirn Subsidy on' road
expenditures on ,a motion by
Councillors 'McDonald and
Aitchison.
Wegive you a7,Getter deol
-you better believe �t
LOW COST 1OANS
A!VERAGE_MONTHLY PAYMENTS__
cis* Y.0 '
limelit0 12 Mf: 18-11116: -24 Mr.- 38 Mir' 48 Me. o Mn.
$ 1001 8.84 , coo 1,..
$ 2001 17.60 12.10. 9.32
1
300' 20;52 18.16 13.98 9.82. 7.76'
400 • 35.35 24.21 18.65•. 1'3.10 10.34 8.71
500 : 44.19` 30.26 23.31 16.37 12.92 10.87
600 53.03 36.31 27.97 19.65 15.51 13.05
700_61.67' 42.37. 32.63 22.92 18.10 15.22
800` , 70.71 48.42 37.20 26.19 20.68 17.40
900' 79.55 54.45 41.95 29.47' 23.26 19.57
1,000 19.39 60.52 •46:61 32.14 25.85 21.75
1,!500'' 132.58 90.78 69.92 49.11 38.77 32.62
000 171471 121.04 93.22 65.50 51.70 43.49
2,500' 220.96 151.30 116,53 81:87 64.62 54.36
000:216.15 181.57 139.83 90.23 77.55 65.24
3,500 309.34 211,83 163.14 114.60. 90.47 76.11
,000'' 363.54 242_,09 186.44 130.95 103.40 86.98.,
,000 44 51 233.05 163.71 129.25 108./4
. SPL : $1,000 repaid In twelve con-
***Ova nionthfiy ltwtalmenta of $88,89
woad tOst $60.08 sit our tate annual inter-
fist rats of 11 ppin t per annum. Loam
are Ufa (for Insurable members)
at no x
41
NOW
ONLY
�oderich Community
Credit Union ..
15 M` tlAVId S'1`.
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1 41,14. 41o0dAy tee Friday 10 9.iw. is p.ti+l.. ,Souraey' tl I4n,-12: km.
!PHONE 824w1131
IT'S
WNERE
You
BELONG
•
other towns and cities around
the district. Maybe there could
° be a couple of plays brought in
frorn Wingharn• and' two . from
Owen Sound. In return, 'the
GLT could take two of their
plays to ,Owen Sound and to
Wingharn. •
And, thought Keith, 'if Owen
Sound, Wingharn and Goderich
could be'pursuaded to bring one
or two of their plays to Blyth
theatre, put sorne money in the
till at the Blyth theatre and also
educ.ate and et`rtht*s th Bl h
a ,r
o le'"'as Ufa a d ii'9h, it
..v
c v'n theatre group is concerned»
;,yet is a tremendous idea, I feel,
pan'd;, one which should be
carefully considered by local
and district theatre lovers.
We're fast approaching an age
in which "leisure time will forrn a
major portion of our life f•.. and
live theatre might as well
flourish in this part .of the
province as:. anywhere, ,
0 for onefesstiitat
be covered, for $.2,00. •This
a
prerniurn', h (leaired, is in,
addition, to registration fees and
is. to be paid at 'the ,tire a of
registration, J.
,Birth. certificates will be
''required for a number of players
later* in the season and parents
or guardians should ensure that
these are readily .available.
the exceptitan o
goalkeepers, all players must
provide their own hockey
equipment, Any player who has
not turned in his registration
form and fee will not be .a Mowed
on the ice. Fees may be .paid by
snail to the G.M,H.A. at Box 25
Goderich.
Minor hockey officials note
that it is advisable that every
•
b
re. pA741.10
dwY
Mr. Standing revealed the
sale will dispose of . til, l stocks
i•.es.en.
owned--� _
n. � . b tkC�_
y
rnarketing board -'of - lraiUin
quality,• leaving only about
400,000 bushels of sprouted
lower quality stocks unsold.
The sale calls for immediate,
shipment -from St. Lawrence
ports.
Mr. Standing said one boat,
the Gordon C. Leach, picked up
wheat this past weekend at
Sarnia and Walkerville for
dispatch to Port Cartier in the
lower St. Lawrence for transfer
to ocean vessels.
Total rnarketing board•
purchases of 1972 crop wheat to
date amount to •five rnillion
bushels•
Earlier sales'by the rnarketing
board included about one
million bushels to the United
Kingdom.
Player should, coyer hunself-with
the 4 _. n
tarx¢ litaspital Insurance
Pian, 14, ease of, injury, the
playeir and .parents or guardian.
wave claims, of any kind against
the C,M.H.A, in regards to
njurtes,fincurred by, players
playing' or: prasti.sing, and
-.against,., ,•driyers when on
G,M.H.A. business:
• Parents of children chosen for
� � '
trave Ilam` tears are 'expected to
provide transportation for out of'
town games.
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Judy Hunter from Kincardine
shot the Low Gross for the field
with 84, and alsi won the F.H.
Kilbourn Trophy. The runner-
up was Della Bedard (89).
'The . Seniors champion was.
Freida Whinfield of Owen
Sound. - +' -
The Nine Hole .event was.'won
W. Wawanosh
files _Clinton
resotution
G
.r-• u
S t e
�`h• i�egiLlar, ,eF etiab r`.
sessionn" of Wet Warw.anosh
Township Cou_ ncwas. field at
the Hall on Tu ay evening,
Septernber 5.
The minutes of.,a special July
meeting and the regular August
session were rea and ,.adopted
on motion of Cou oil fors Hickey
and Aitchison:
The clerk was instructed to'
write the Lucknow Fire
I~f SULLY {J
° U n
-'
by 'qrs. Geo. Brut,e. of Goderich.
The following are other
Goderich winners, In the First
Flight, Maxine' Martin won the
and L•.ow Gross, Shelagh Sully
.a -
4'v
Saturday the Oo 1erioh Minor
.
Hockey association o elta?�d'
registration for the upcorning'
1972-73 seasons. The
registration was held at the
Goderich Mernorial Arena and
won the 2nd Low Net; and will be open again this Saturday
Marie Huff won 'the 3rd' Low between the hours of 9:00 a.m.
Net, and 12,noon, T}lefinal date for
Tn the Second -Flight, the *1st registration will be O'ctQber• 9.
Low Gross went to dean Knight __ Regist ation`fees hare¢ been
aze.l Beaver ok tothe 2nd Low set -this year at $10 for one Add,
Gross, .and.Ardith Brisette won $17,00 for two children in the
the 1st Low Net, same .. family, ,or $20.00 as a
In the Third Flight, Chris rnairnurn per •farnily, This fee
Hoffrneyer had the 2nd "Low must accoxapany the
Gross, and. Ruth Clancy won the- registration form op the date of
3rd Low Net. registration..
The team of Jean Knight,
Extended health: and dental
Ardith Brisette and,Bess Sriiith. insurance is available »at the
won the team competition. rate of $1.00 per player, with the'"
Both Men's and Ladies' exception of juveniles who may
Nights were washed out last
week. However, last night, 37
rnen took part in Mea'_s__NigI .-
The fol lowing are the .top six
r -,issuers: °.Ba -Bas iodF4 t...-m::E,, , .; ..,,._ ., •
Hintan, Stan Paquette, George .
Bolton, Mike •Mallough and The Ontario Wheat
Bob Cuncic. I understand there Producers' Marketing Board
were sorne pretty good scores, has sold_ its entire stocks. of
Ons. Sunday, -the rnen held milling grade .1972crop: wheat.•
their Papernick , Trophy event. K. A,, Standing, secretary -
The winner of this trophy was manager of the rnarketing
George Gould .with a net of 66. board, announced the sale of
The runner-up was Alf Costello more than 3.7 rnillion bushels to
with a net• of 67. Canadian . International
Thee Invitational• will be Development Agency for world
played this Saturday with.a full food aid. Destination will
slate of 120' golfers. • include several countries, the
Championship Day will •be -name of which were not.
September 30. disclosed...- -ed...-
tir c os �.:.,
Shirley 1. Colin,
Edit•'•,
Signal -Star,
Geduld, Ontnrl*
eme(A/C1
(Continued from page 2)
afoot for' a fashion show and
talent show sometime soon ....-
but drama' is° the ultimate goal
for ;the Blyth playhouse.
- While talking with Keith, the
idea struck that sorne sort of a
co-operative theatre -venture
among little theatre groups in
the' district might help Blyth
hopefuls get their prograin. off
'the ground- - and at the sarne
time assist established little
• theatre groups to broaden tri
For irtstirnce,. foderieh
• Theatre produces three plays a
season. Let's • say that wh
GLT sold its memberships sorne'
year, it sold there on the basis of
seven plays instead of three. •It
would mean that Goderich
people would see the, three
Goderich plays •as' well as four
plays brought to Goderich' by
contributing theatre grodps in
Department, 'iii regard to •
providing - more "'efficient . fire
protection to the ; rural areas.
Resolutions frorin the Town, of
Clinton and the •Erie Economic'
Council were - placed before
Council', and th'e Clerk Y3was
instructed to file there.
Council decided to consider
the Dungannon Drainage Works
• report on September 26 and
instructed the clerk to make the
necessary preparations 'for that
date.
Thg Road Superintendent
.was instructed to apply for the �•
••,Interirn Subsidy on' road
expenditures on ,a motion by
Councillors 'McDonald and
Aitchison.
Wegive you a7,Getter deol
-you better believe �t
LOW COST 1OANS
A!VERAGE_MONTHLY PAYMENTS__
cis* Y.0 '
limelit0 12 Mf: 18-11116: -24 Mr.- 38 Mir' 48 Me. o Mn.
$ 1001 8.84 , coo 1,..
$ 2001 17.60 12.10. 9.32
1
300' 20;52 18.16 13.98 9.82. 7.76'
400 • 35.35 24.21 18.65•. 1'3.10 10.34 8.71
500 : 44.19` 30.26 23.31 16.37 12.92 10.87
600 53.03 36.31 27.97 19.65 15.51 13.05
700_61.67' 42.37. 32.63 22.92 18.10 15.22
800` , 70.71 48.42 37.20 26.19 20.68 17.40
900' 79.55 54.45 41.95 29.47' 23.26 19.57
1,000 19.39 60.52 •46:61 32.14 25.85 21.75
1,!500'' 132.58 90.78 69.92 49.11 38.77 32.62
000 171471 121.04 93.22 65.50 51.70 43.49
2,500' 220.96 151.30 116,53 81:87 64.62 54.36
000:216.15 181.57 139.83 90.23 77.55 65.24
3,500 309.34 211,83 163.14 114.60. 90.47 76.11
,000'' 363.54 242_,09 186.44 130.95 103.40 86.98.,
,000 44 51 233.05 163.71 129.25 108./4
. SPL : $1,000 repaid In twelve con-
***Ova nionthfiy ltwtalmenta of $88,89
woad tOst $60.08 sit our tate annual inter-
fist rats of 11 ppin t per annum. Loam
are Ufa (for Insurable members)
at no x
41
NOW
ONLY
�oderich Community
Credit Union ..
15 M` tlAVId S'1`.
�:�.__.:�:.:�``�hlt-�►'#f t31f�-I1N1L1.Id1��Kilaw�4111--� �.� ,�..
1 41,14. 41o0dAy tee Friday 10 9.iw. is p.ti+l.. ,Souraey' tl I4n,-12: km.
!PHONE 824w1131
IT'S
WNERE
You
BELONG
•
other towns and cities around
the district. Maybe there could
° be a couple of plays brought in
frorn Wingharn• and' two . from
Owen Sound. In return, 'the
GLT could take two of their
plays to ,Owen Sound and to
Wingharn. •
And, thought Keith, 'if Owen
Sound, Wingharn and Goderich
could be'pursuaded to bring one
or two of their plays to Blyth
theatre, put sorne money in the
till at the Blyth theatre and also
educ.ate and et`rtht*s th Bl h
a ,r
o le'"'as Ufa a d ii'9h, it
..v
c v'n theatre group is concerned»
;,yet is a tremendous idea, I feel,
pan'd;, one which should be
carefully considered by local
and district theatre lovers.
We're fast approaching an age
in which "leisure time will forrn a
major portion of our life f•.. and
live theatre might as well
flourish in this part .of the
province as:. anywhere, ,
0 for onefesstiitat
be covered, for $.2,00. •This
a
prerniurn', h (leaired, is in,
addition, to registration fees and
is. to be paid at 'the ,tire a of
registration, J.
,Birth. certificates will be
''required for a number of players
later* in the season and parents
or guardians should ensure that
these are readily .available.
the exceptitan o
goalkeepers, all players must
provide their own hockey
equipment, Any player who has
not turned in his registration
form and fee will not be .a Mowed
on the ice. Fees may be .paid by
snail to the G.M,H.A. at Box 25
Goderich.
Minor hockey officials note
that it is advisable that every
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Mr. Standing revealed the
sale will dispose of . til, l stocks
i•.es.en.
owned--� _
n. � . b tkC�_
y
rnarketing board -'of - lraiUin
quality,• leaving only about
400,000 bushels of sprouted
lower quality stocks unsold.
The sale calls for immediate,
shipment -from St. Lawrence
ports.
Mr. Standing said one boat,
the Gordon C. Leach, picked up
wheat this past weekend at
Sarnia and Walkerville for
dispatch to Port Cartier in the
lower St. Lawrence for transfer
to ocean vessels.
Total rnarketing board•
purchases of 1972 crop wheat to
date amount to •five rnillion
bushels•
Earlier sales'by the rnarketing
board included about one
million bushels to the United
Kingdom.
Player should, coyer hunself-with
the 4 _. n
tarx¢ litaspital Insurance
Pian, 14, ease of, injury, the
playeir and .parents or guardian.
wave claims, of any kind against
the C,M.H.A, in regards to
njurtes,fincurred by, players
playing' or: prasti.sing, and
-.against,., ,•driyers when on
G,M.H.A. business:
• Parents of children chosen for
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trave Ilam` tears are 'expected to
provide transportation for out of'
town games.
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