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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-11-08, Page 17...yy a p�ttt int 4,414 i-. cs Goderich WI GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, 1410Y2lialiR a 1873--PAOB !A t r local decorator gives hints Mr. A. Brown of Brown's Decor Center was guest speaker at the November meeting of the Goderich Branch of the Women's Institute. He spoke to the group about carpets and stressed that when purchasing W always keep the choice of color and the size of the room in mind. In addition to his remarks Mr. Brown had a wide variety of carpets on display for the In- stitute members to see. Mr. Brown was introduced to the group by Mrs. C. Crozier in the absence of the. Program Con- vener Mrs. P. Riehl. Mrs. A. .vlcTaggart gave a Lumby reports University of Western Ontario's School of Library and Information Science is now ng information from all over the world available to the public. Research will be conduc- by the school's first PhD candidates Carolyn Watters of Goderich and husband Mike ,pard of 729 Monserrat Avenue, London. Both Carolyn and Mike have masters degrees - computer science and said they chose this field because it is new and challenging. cal girls makes orld info her dine Goderich girl is part. of a nd and wife team curren- lking on PhI) .at the ugly of 'Western On- \$chnol „f 1. ihra ry a nd rB1nn Science. is making infor- from all fiver the world able to the puhlit. h will he conducted by school's first PhD,Hcan- tes Carolyn Wasters of h and Mike Shepherd 91lonserrat Avenue, Lon- rolvn is the daughter Of adMrs. W: N. Watters of St. Patrick Street in rich. She re( eived her adary education at richDistrict Collegiate In- til now, degrees in library ceWere only offered to the rs level. W. .1. Cameron ofthe school said Western the University of Toronto the only Canadian univer- offering PhD programs in field. aleron also said that ern's program will involve sive use of conn psiters and banks, nd it's the only university nada trying to devise such 11encompassing program", dried. program was officially lied at a reception last lathe university's Library Science Building. The (started seven years ago, Moved int() the, new guar - this fall behind the univet°- i stadium, h Western and U. of T. started their programs this year with Toronto specializing in• administration rather than public cataloguing. Western's two candidates already have masters degrees` in computer science and said they chose this field because it was new and challenging. , Mr. Shepherd said he will study how computers can ..be used to summarize long texts and prepare indexes while his wife- will try to devise a technique where computers can translate. texts from .one language to another. The dean `said another two candidates will \be. accepted into the program in spring followed by two more next fall. "We'll work our . way up gradually, he said. No more than 12 students will be enrolled at ' one time. He described the research as "a tremendous task that would end by benefitting everyone such as journ-alists, businessmen and educators as well as librarians. "In .Canada it would be especially important because we're basically a technological country'and not much research is •done here," he said. Mr. Cameron said students at the school have access to a rare hook collection with texts dating back to the 13th century. Many are early encyclopedias and dictionaries "which teach • the students an appreciation for the development of library science," according to .Mr. Cameron. Phone -Mate answers your phone when you can't....the easy, economical way. Don't worry about missing calls or business, when you're away from your phone. 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The meeting learned that 4-H Achievement Day would be held at . the Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton on December 1. ;dr 300 registered f�rh�ckey' Goderich Memorial Arena Manager Bill Lumby reports that the town's minor hockey program is now, in full swing with about 300 boys registered to date. Ice time difficulties have now been ironed out and all teams are set. The intermediates have begun to play exhibition games and are expected to begin their ,Schedule next week. The Cen- tral Huron Hockey League will be starting their season within the next week. - -The.Lions' Club Tuesday free skating started last week. The club has hired two female and two male students to cruise and assist the small children with skating and balance. Thea public and separate schools have been offered time at the arena for their use in their daily curriculum. This DO YOU NEED A WATER WELL??? 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A bake sale was planned for November 9, between the hours of noon and 3:00 p.m. at the Mill End Store. It was also an- nounced that the W.I. book ."Ontario Story" would be made available for members to read and study. Mrs. N. Clairmont gave a full report on the morning session of the Institute rally at Cen- tralia on October 1 with Mrs. E. Sitter giving the report on the afternoon session. Birthday greetings were sung tor several members having bir- thdays during November and the sick call report made. WE NAVE EQUIPMENT, PROPER TYPES, TO. CLEAN THOSE CLOGGED UP SEWER PIPES USE OUR SEWER SERV/CE SALTE ORD VALLEY HALL FOR RENTAL—ED LINKER PHONE 524r6838 FOR THE FINEST IN HUNTING FISHING 8 SPORTS EQUIPMENT —SPORTING GOODS —HOBBIES —CRAFTS HUCK'S SPORTING GOODS. 13 Homitt.n St 514-61$5 SEE OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF Perso as Cards .. 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