HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-08, Page 10r44441-14-60131SRiettillONIAR, THLYRSDAY,-N()V F.N1 1'T
This leone save that Goderich Juvenile goaltender Keith with pleasure in presenting a company cheque of $100 to the
Williams can't afford to miss as Mike Pope, Kentucky Fried juvenile team. 'Enjoying the proceedings in the background
,Chicken manager of the Goderich outlet combines business is coach Tom Thompson. (staff photo) -
One of the displays offered at Tuesday night's GDCI Open
House was an "Experiment In Space", an architectural
design fabricated by the Grade 12 students In the drafting
class. Picturecr above, inspecting. the "model, are (left to
right) Mr. and Mrs. Bob McDougall, and the draftingt..
Grade 10 drafting course at GDCI.
Brian Miller. The McDougalls have a son, Larry taking
(staff photo)
Signal -Star Camera
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Rev. G. L. Royal, left, last Sunday presented the Canada
Cord (one of the highest honors in Guiding) to Goderich Girl
Guide Joan Coulter during the, morning ser -Vice at Knox
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Presbyterian Church. Right is Girl Guide Captain Jean Ain-
slie. The Canada Cord was presented last year for the first
time replacing the Gold Cord as a top Guide honor,.
GDCI held their first open house ?f the school year Tuesday
evening and over 350 Interested parents dropped by the
school to visit the teachers and discuss their children's
scholastic achievements thus far. Seen above is Mrs. Harm
Safety tip
(HMIs) Kloete discussing her son Harold's 'siting
librarian Don Feaver. Mr. Feaver'stated that there -were s
8,500 books in the school library, all dealing in or connec
with various school courses of study.
Rain and colder night tem-
peratures already mean mor-
ning ice patches in many parts
of the province, warns the On-
tario , Safety League. Par.-
ticularly hazardous are bridges
and elevated roads because icy
winds blow above and below
'relatively thin slabs of road
-causing rapid freezing. Under-
passes and shaded stretches
may also.hold•ice patches. Slow
down if you see such trouble -in -
the -making. If you find yourself
unexpectedly on ice patches,
avoid braking, accelerating or
turning - keep a constant speed
over them.
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Preparing for Halloween_also meant preparing,tfor UNICEF,
as the children at Victoria Public School went out again this
year in their collection for UNICEF. The school collected
$158.95 this year for the needy cause. The five classes that
collected for the under -privileged this year were those of
Minimum wage
Labour Minister Fern Gum -
don announced in the
Legislature today that a
minimum wage,of 32 an hour
for employees in general in-
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dustry will t*come effective
throughout Ontario on January
1, 1974. Present rate of $1.80
became effective February I,
1973.
The minimum.rate will apply
to all employees except
student under the age of IS.
The student rate will he $165
per hour.
The minimum rate for
struction employees will in-
crease from $2.05 to $2.25.
Guards on construction sites
will receive the same rate.
r Mr. Guindon said the pur,
pose of the minimum wage was
to give workers whose
bargaining power is limited a
measure of protection against
exploitation. He said- the
minimum wage would be con-
tinually under review and if
circumstances so warranted, he
would have eto hesitation in
recommending further in -
saes in the minimum wage.
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yn Clark, Miss Linda Smith,
Douglas Ye° and Allan Schade. Pictured above Ken Walker,
of Miss 'Verhoef's class is well prepared for Halloween, with
his UNICEF box, and Scott Ross, is one of the first happy
givers to the less'fortunate. (staff photo)
Think of
Fred Bisset Photography
For MONSTER
Family Prints
2 SPECIALS
EVERYDAY
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IN OBSERVANCE OF
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REMEMBRANCE DAY
FINCHER'S
WILL BE OPEN FROM 10 A.M. TO 11 A.M. iND
EAT IN OR TAKE OUT
FRESH CRISP, DEEP FRIED
CHICKEN
DINNER $ 11 - -25
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3 pieces chicken,lrench fries, coleslaw
HOMEMADE FRESH
For the 13th consecutive year THE OLD
MILL brings to its many friends and
customers their annual factory Outlet
sale. Thirteen years ago THE OLD MILL
originated the idea of offering leather and
woollen products to the public at factory
outlet prices. Now. prices have been,.
lowered even more
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go.
Miss Dianne Verhoef, Miss Maril-4
Leather Coats
(value.to S/90.00)
Factory Outlet Sale
Leather Jackets
(Value to $113.00)
Factory Outlet Sale
Blankets
(Pure Virgin Wooi)
Factory Outlet Sale
Sheepskin Rugs
Factory Outlet Sale
FISH And
CHIPS $ 1.00
2 pieces fish, french fries, coleslaw
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• Special Clearance
. • Factory Outlet Sale • 175 Pr'
Take a drive to our location
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out in the country. Just one mile
south of Blyth on Highway No. 4
THE OLD MILL . . leather
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SEAFOOD AND RESTAURANT '
WEST ST. GM/ERICH
PRIVATE DINING ROOM
Available for Banquets, Meetings, iticeptions, Etc.
FOR TAKEOUTS PHONE 524-9004
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Open Monday to Thursday 9 a.m.•6
Friday and Saturday 9 a.m. -9 p.m.; Sundays 1 P•il• • .1111*
BLYTH, ONT. PHONE 593-00