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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-06-07, Page 24i t'< PAGIF IO--GODER1CIj SIGNAL -STA::, THURSDAY. 41TNE 7, 1973 Education Ministry closes several teachers colleges Education. !Minister Thomas Wells last week announced the closing of teachers' colleges in Peterborough and Stratford and steps to be taken towards the amalgamation of three other colleges with universities, Both Peterbortjugh and Stratford Teachers' Colleges will Mose at the end of August , Peterborough's ele naentaa teacher training program will be transferred to the Faculty cit Education at iieen's t`niv cr say, Kingston The strict of the college will also rnov e to Queen's Staff of the Stratford College will he transferred to fill vacant positions ' ith the Ministr\ of Education At the sante trine Mr. Wells announced that continuing the implementation of the polic\ begun in 1969, the Mmista of Education and the Ministry tr1 Colleges and Universities w ill resume discussions in mediately with appropriate `university officials with a y10\ti to integrating the following teachers' colleges with 'univer- sities by September of this `fttar• Sudbury Teacher,' College with Laurentian. I-mryerstty, North Bay Teachers- College .with Nipissing College, an af- filiate of Laurentian Unit ersity in North Bay and London Teachers': College with the Althouse College of Education to form the Faculty of EducatIon at The University of Wesfern Ontario. Mr. Wells said that Trent ,and Queen's Universities have initiated discussions with a view to developing a co- operative program of, teacher education whereby students in the Peterborough area could take the major part of a four- year training progratn at Trent. Declining school enrolments are reflecting in the demand for teachers and have indicated to the Ministry that the number of teacher -training facilities could be reduced. In 1969 about 7,000 new elementary teacher graduates were needed in Ontario. In 1971, the requirement dropped to 3,600 At the secondary level 3,400 new teacher graduates were required in 1969 The requirement dropped to 2,500 in 1971. Decisions with respect teachers' colleges in -Toronto, Hamilton and Ottawa will he made at a later date. Mr. Wells said that the move will result in stronger faculties of education which will better serve prospective teachers and those teachers. seeking con - +r; to At the convocation exercises of. -Waterloo Lutheran Univer- sity Edward Royal, son of Rev. and Mrs. G.L. Royal, Goderich, received his Bachelor of Arts degree In history. You Are Invited SUNDAYS 9:30 Morning Prayer 9:45 Family Bible School 11:00 Morning Gospel Hour, 6:30 Evening Prayer 7:00' Evangelistic Rally WED. 8: Home League (Women's Group) THURS. 7:30 Bible Study ISS Waterloo St. S., Goderich Vebil'14:15 "." •.�.•►_ priach— '�Chrlst, cfrucified, risen "and coming again" r t1nual professional de%elup- the rlt 'l'he program coincides with the major r.acoii nlendations ut the Report of the Committee on the Costs of Education which Mr Wells tabled in the Legislature The question id teacher education is one of a wide variety of issues beim; studied by the committee which was appointed In 1971 NFUurges new policy rejection Fi lov mg a special, -meet mgof n Tonal and district officers of t1'e�Nationa1 Farmers' Union from Ontario, Regional Coor- dinator, Blake Sanford, Kingsville, -stated farmers should reject the proposal to extend agency powers To the Ontario Wheat Procducers' Marketing Board, at the 10 meetings being held cl11 June 4, PORI A[RT Andrew Sproul of Ca pa c, Mich., passed away at Capac oic April 25 in his 69th year. His former wife Gertrude Young predeceased him in 1932. He leaves to mourn his''loss his wife, Helen: Ole son Donald of Fairbanks, Alaska: three daughters, Mrs. Henry ( Ramona) Moraski Capac; Mrs_ Bud(Grace) Ophicious, Capac and Phyllis at home: four brothers, John of Dungannon; Ho+ix•ard of Auburn; Wilfred of Oshawa: 'Lloyd (0' Woodstock; three sisters, Mario• Richard 'of Detroit; Mrs. Clarence (Edith) Hoy of Port Albert; Mrs. Jewell (Ann) Dougherty of Rochester Mich. John, Howard, Wilfred, Edith and Mrs. Elwin Sillib and Mrs. Harold, McWhinney and ,Mrs. Gary Sproul of Nile motored to Capac for the funeral. CLOSED The dump was closed at Port Albert on .June 1. The dump is now on the 6th of Ashfield and is t.) he used only by people from Ashfield. SOCIALS Mrs, Eve Hauke of Miami Florida is visiting with Mr" and Mrs. Glen Weaver. • Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Van Rasse1 of, Sarnia visited with. Mr. and Mrs. George Williams this weekend. • M.rs, _Mervin Hodges vtt;iterl with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wenzel of Havelock on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Elton: Draper and Mrs. Lloyd Jantzi of Goderich visited/with Mr. and Mrs. George Fritzley of Burford over weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Ttrumhley of Leamington are staying- at Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kavanaugh's ,cottage for the month of June. * A bologna sandwich is com- ple merited by this spread' Por ea. h '-amrlW1 h, cornl)tne I t;ahlespoon mayonnaise, 0 dash } instant minced onion ;a dash (Zf .a hopped p;ar•.lev ;and ;a dash of ;arawav seed '1)re;id hre;ad rill MATERNITY WEAR at the - SEPARATE SHOPPE Main Corner Clinton Open 2'6 Closed Weds 5, 6, rind th, and direct' 1heii - attention toward the establish', , rnt'nt of it National Grains ' Marketing Agency. Mir Sanford said farmers should- renaenlber ...that nearly one billion bushels of grain arx. c01111ed domestically each year in Canada. Between 12 and 14 million bushels of soft wheat ares marketed by Ontario far- mers annually. "With the power of the multi- national corporations, 0 provin- cial wheat hoard with agency powers cannot protect the legitimate needs of wheat prodiic•ers, A National marketing agency is required to Assure orderly marketing. Provincial agency powers only create the..illusion of power and make it easier for those forces w•ho want to tear down gains already made,." he said. The NFA' has reliable•infor- mation that the Hon. (i-t14:i__ 1.aug. Minister in charge of the. ('anadian Wheat Board is about to make a decision- to remove the marketing of flats, barley and wheat used for feed trorn the jurisdiction of th- ca nadian h-Canadian • V'Wheat Boar thereby destroying orderly marketing and placing farmer;. at. the mercy of the grain- trade dominated by the multi- national corporations' IMr. Sanford said the fact that the Hon. Otto Lang; is prepared to sell out to the grain trade for political reasons should • outrage all decent Canadians. - Mr. Hanford called on all wheat producers to attend the a 1 ` 4 t. • Nrk. viarAlr- ' • w.,‘" * "tioic IP ff.`• 4. • • Its .411 • task 01' it 414 • M10, Igt kir 1,01111 \. When Nursery School outings are arranged to Judith Gooderham Park, the slide is given lots of use as the children literally line up to go down It. Many different methods of sliding down the apparatus ore employed but picutured is the conventional way. (staff photo) VICTORIA , VJEPOINT By Barb Goddard The staff and pupils of Vic- toria Public School would like to thank the patents itnd friends who came to view both i1erfornaances of the meetings in their county to Sawyer Operetta. reject the proposal for provin- From all reports we think Hal agency powers and at the everyone did a fine.. job. We same meetings, by resolution, --would like -to give special men - call upon the Ontario govern- tion to the people who worked ment to use its influence t1 h hind the scenes as well as the have the Canadian Wheat actors and choir members. Board Act amended to°provide Thank you for helping to fns the National Marketin of make this operetta 0 great silt'. all grains for all Canada. \ cess. PINCHER'S GODERICH KINCARDINE Open Evenings and Sundays for your Shopping Convenience C t., Your Father's Day Store GIFT SUGGESTIONS FOR FATHER: • QUALITY LEATHER GOODS, By Tilley Billfold, money clips, travel cases, shoe shine kits • PIPES by Brigham & Medico • LIGHTERS Fine selection of bufare and gas lighters for bot oge pipe and cigarette smoker. •GIFTWARE Ashtrays, bar1sets, beer steins, mugs IICN C;E:X Father's Day Cards by Carlton USE YOUR SUNDAY, JUNE 10 THE INAINREET GOPEI. FOUR RECORDING ARTISTS WILL SING Rev. Cleve Winger will speak WESTFIELD - 2 P.M. HUR6tk MEN'S CHAPEL, *UURN - 8 p.m. All WELCOME EVIL PREVAILS WHEN GOOD MEN DO NOTHING Small Weddings ' Large Weddings A couple of shots or a full wedding album •RAIN or SHINE Outdoor or Studio shots at same price Eric Carman Photography 524-7924, SUJ4DA Y SERVICES FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH (Baptist Convention of Ontario and "Quebec) MONTREAL 'STREET near The Square REV -.W. H. McWHINNIE F.R.G.S. Organist: Mr. Frank Bissett 10:00 a.m.--Sunday_ School___.. 11:00 a.m. Worrhlp Service AWARDS, DAY.FOR THE BAPTIST CRUSADFRS !facial -Music by the Young People Tuesday. 6:30Y p.m.—First Bapti#t Youth Crusaders Wednesday 8 p.m. - Prayer & Bible Study ALL ARE WELCOME the Free Methodist Church Park St. at Victoria Pastor: H. Ross Nicholls Phone: 524-9903 10:00 a.m. Be part df a growing Sunday School 11:00 a.m. The Christian Rest. Special Music The Walnfleet Gospel Four 6:30 p.m. Bible Study and Outreach Everyone Welcome CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH BAYFIELD ROAD AT BLAKE STREET EVANGELISTIC — FUNDAMENTAL REV R BRUBACHER, Pastor 10:00 a.m.—BILE SCHOOL 11:00 a.m. - WORSHIP SERVICE 6:30 p.m. -' Y.P. WORD OF LIFE CLUB 7:30 p.m. - EVENING SERVICE ,1 Wed. 8 p.m. PRAYER & BIBLE STUDY WELCOME TO THE FRIENDLY CHURCH / Knox Presbyterian Church THE REV G' LOCKHART ROYAL. B A . Minister THE REV RONALD C McCALLUM, Assistant WILLIAM M -CAMERON. Director of Praise 11:00 a.m.— DIVINE WORSHIP Sunday, June 10 Sermon: "Descent Of The Spirit" (Pentecost) (Nur se,y and Junior Congregation) Reception of New Members Junior Congregation Graduations Depart to Serve Enter to Worship 10 J[SF FAREF11 STANLEY L. CRAWFORD Rev. Leonard Warr conduc- ted the funeral service Sunday for the late Stanley - Lloyd Crawford who died May :31 at the Alexandra Marine igrid General Hospital iii Goderich following a lengthy illness. He had been a resident of 99 Brock Street in Goderich. He was born March 25, 1900, at Milverton, to Thomas Crawford and the former Sarah Thompson, He lived in the Milverton area tin'119 his marriage to Sarah A. Lapp, who survives, at Oxbow, Saskatchewan, in April of 1927. Mr. Crawford was employed at •Goderich Manufacturing a, truck naechani•J• after he moved toGoderich from Strat- ford in 1934. He was a member of Victoria Street United Church. Ira addition to his' wife he is survived by sofas Gordon, William, and Kenneth of Goderich, ,Gerald of Lion's Head and Robert -of Exeter as well as daughters Mrs. Lloyd (Audrey) Mayer of Collingwood and Mrs. Delmer (Margaret) Schlgendorf of London, grandchildren And one great grandchild; two brothers, Har- vey and Elmer of Stratford; and four sisters Mrs. Jame: (Marj) Shean of Stratford Mrs. Rohert (Laura) - Mitchell of Stratford; Mrs. Harry (Hazel) Naylor of Woodstock and Mrs. Joe (Maude) Lafferty of Saskatoon Saskatchewan Pallbearers were Stan Ryan, William Ryan, Charles, Ruffle, Charles Shelton, Joe Moore and James Roberttthr Interment'. followed in Maitland Cemetery. Mrs. William E. Foster Mrs. William E. (Hattie). At St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener on Friday, May 18th, 973, af- ter a brief - illness. Hattie (Louisa)Thurlow of 77 Stirling Avenue South,- Kitchener, age 90 years. Wife of the late William E. Foster; mother of • filar[ rarer Fo::c.111ter M r- ('I Ilhrrd IM Vieth i, -1e tislu - ,d K lt, limes.'Iscer of Inur Oa4�lt:t lataNiiabl Fr rid, ria` D !bats lie, a lite! Funeral I�-'1 King 'triol �`ee hellc�r until Nt lin Funeral sen�e l�rhrt � .Anglhan e "V:att,r tit N -bur illi. !`;ith 1 i.l 51,tnda,, Im UcanRann„n p.tri. and rt•Iatlte, are expo their repe'cts a I ilftt r t1 nUnir bonath ht n 11rl., D 114l Fund 1'hn:� h .,r ilii f'anadt. thr!t - aILL1 13heu( - atlas, n;,at be made l;t r•,..I„ti, •.t <t nipathy Ed Bj Irl nn ,,httu,irt publish t.ir the late Edwar „; (;�ttlh the named ),,. t r 1.ra\t ionto Sto ,,nutted by 1)r �t ,tt•;hrt-Leen): o the ti_I lerta1 service fart; \Ir !gain support the mentally , retarded WILLIAM CE METER M EM ORIA And Inscriptions Stratford - Ontario Bob Calif Representative 11 Cambria Rd., God Phone 524-7345 .COME TO A GROWING SUNDAY SCHOOL IF YOU NEED A'RIDE, WE "AVE A BUS_ .. Bethel Penfecostal Taberna Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada CORNER OF ELGIN and WATERLOO STS REV PETER G ST DON Pastor SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1973- 10:00 a.m --_SUNDAY SCHOOL 11:00 a.m.—MORNING WORSHIP 7.00 p.m. EVENING SERVICE Tues. 8:00 p.m. BIBLE STUDY AND PRAYER ,friday 7:30 p.m.—Youth Rally "What Is in -The weflf'of your heart is bound -to come-upin bucket of your speech!" For further information about church services call 524,- ST. GEORGE'S CHURN SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1973 0-- WHITSUNDAY Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11:00 a.m, Ladies' Auxiliary, Canadian Legion In attendance A.C.W. will present, cheque for Renovation Fund Coffee hour In parish hall after service Wed. June 13, 4973 Holy Communion at 7 p m (chapel) Hector: Canon G.G. Russell, B.A., 8.D. Victoria - Street United Our HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP REV LEONARD* 10:00 a.m.—Bible School For All Grades 11:15 aim. Worship Service Sermon: "THE DOCTRINE OF STEWARI SH, BENMILLER UNITED CHURCH 10:00 a.m. Worship Service A Bible School --M_E Mrs. J. Snider - Victoria St. Organist and Chdr t ChurCNorth Stree , United REV. ROBERT L RAYMONT SUNDAY, JUNE 10, 1973 11:00 a.m. Morning Worship Guest minister Rev. Paul Peckrrrsn Brucefield United Church "Nursery up to 9 year olds" 7:30 p.m. Evening Worship' Dlstrlct Eastern Star (Seel Guest Speaker Rev. S. Jess, Collingswood, Ont. ^ W—E—L—C-0 E Lorne H potterer - Direct& of M ig Miss Clare McGowan - Assistant .Vi1M 73rd of t Th Un aeon i1 and Ha prrsi da'' Alt an non i a an- e fi gob Chg Son uls, rat rs. T rank Mrs. Bel) an; n, C Godes nr,( Staff Hoot ge; Aitc 'illit o, an; -1 Iph Bert histo hip d a Non is, visit ed riot land' Cree CO! the wit e He Cats ist I Cor (stn' She tatin he 1 edt f wa pro g byt on abc for to thi 0th w'e ;M lint Got C Iinal ens; ;er olm Willi e th ted sv t e Loc C. uljl cid( urs fiTI fen th