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PAGE & GQDERIGH §IGNAL-STAR:THLJRSDAY, MARCH 14, 1974
AV WILMAQKE ex'txao,rdinarily, dangerous
' situation and that the protec
The Huron -Perth County - tion 'pr'ovided, a child in a `4'
• Roman Catholic Separate mile e hour -or over -zone, is
S0oo1. ,,Board meeting in just 'as vital to a child in a 35
. Seaforth Monday night suppor• .mile or under zone, noting' that
ted tile: position--. of HTugh R. being hit by a car at -any speed
Crothers, Toronto, who, is 'could cost the life of a
seeking public support and sup- youngster.
port of me1'nbers of parliament •
in,rthe introduction of a bill ,The board ,will write Mr.
amending the inconsistencies in Crothers that.:, its 4position is
the Highway'Traffic Act. that all vehicles should stop
The., Highway Traffic .Act when a school bus is taking on
requires (a) school buses.. must or letting off passengers in all
have flashing 1igh.ts'frdperating speed zones.
when children are being loaded— Thackery Roofing of Kit -
or' unloaded. tb) school buses chener is to replace the roof lin
' musi have a" sign or ,lettering, St. Patrick's School 'at Kinkora..
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indicating "Do not pass when at' a cost not to ex eked'„$7,13.1
signals flashing ,(c) Motorists and •part of the roof on St. Arrr-„
-approaching from either direc- biose School in Stratford at'a
tion must come to a full stop cost, not to exceed $4,910. The
until the flashing lights step. work is to be done between
Mr` Crothers pointed 1 out May 1 and ,July 15,
that these regulations are not
required in areas. Where soeeri • Vala4-C+instruction of Strat=
limits are not • more ,than 35 ford is to 'demolish the house,
miles per hour...” He said the °garage and sheda� at 29- Well
Traffic Act allows the Council Street"Stratford, for $760. The
of any city to exempt highways.' property bought in December,
under its 'jurisdiction., where 1973, is adjacent to Im
speed limits'may be more than mact:rlate Conception School
35 miles per.hour. . , and will provide more parking'
•Mr. Crothers Said it was an space for ' the teachers,
• Patrick Carty ofStratford
CARE -is was named, to: the cronvention
e
committee to replace ',.Joseph
Looby . who is away on •a
- le holiday: Others on the commit -
p op a tee are Vincent Young of
Goderich; Donald Crowley and ' ;,,.
the— aditiV.-§tiliefiVeriden t "of`"`"-"-'"
�a education, Joseph, Tokgr. The
peojie' com' riittee ..will decide ,how
many trustees are• to attend the.
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various conventions and con•-. Bluevale Collegiate Inat'i.tute in
ferences held for trustees in ,, Waterloo. Ed Rowland,`, Main -
1974 and will report at the next tenance bol -ordinator, attended
meeting of the Board. as well. Mr. Geoffrey said they
Nine,trustees will attend the received many ideas On saving
Ontatr.io Separate School energy -heating etc. as well as'
Trustees' Cottrit'il convention' in suggestions as to what to watch
Toronto on April 3, 4 and 5.,out for. in roof repairs, con --
They are Michael Connolly, struction and, related areas.
.,,Ki.ppen; Francis Hicknell„ Jack' Lane, business ad-
Seaforth; Don, Crowley, 'Gad- aministratc>-r; Wis'authorized to
shill'; F.J. Fere, David 'Peahen, attend. the.ZOtli• annual meeting
Howard Shantz, and Patrick of the Ontario Separate school
Carty, all of Stratford; Ted business officials' association
Geoffrey,` Zurich: and ttrthur " ,in• -Toronto April `2 and 3.
Haid, Lrstowel. Michael Connolly and .Ted
Francis Ha -knell was named Geoffrey will attend the On -
chairman e>t the board liaison Jario committee for education
committee which will meet 't`neeting to be held in •Bra.ntford
• frotn time to time (first meeting on April 21.
• �•to be' held' Mart'hF::}6)'•with a-� H'' A• letter of cirgr.atulations is
. similar committee composed of to be sent twEd Rowland's. son,
clergy, with Rev, -Carl Keane of Michael, Of RR 1.'°Dublin, who
Stratford, chairman, to discuss placed first ' in the ' senior
rete nt issues related to elementary section Of the Royal
• Catholic education to the two-, Canadian Legion District C
county ju.jsdic'tion. ' public speaking • contest in
-Ted Geoffrey reported on a
one -day architectural. services
• workshop which he and
• Michael. Connolly attended .at
Harriston on
advance to , a competition 'in
Collingwood on March 17.
The board turned down on a'
9 to) 3 vote a 'request from Terry'
Craig, a teacher at St. James
Separate School in'Seaforth, to
'Send out a geographical
statistical survey to parents of
Students in St. Col,urnban and
St: - Patrick',s' School, °Dublin;
with the students taking the
questionaire 'home to their
parents. Mr. Craig indicated in
his letter to the .board, the
• statistics were required in the
geography course he was taping
at Laurier University,
Waterl-roo.
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While the Board members
agreed the survey was har-
mless, Trustee David ,Peahen
suggested . that, Mr. .Craig
should mail out the
questionaire himself, rather
than involve, the board.
The regional direc'ttar of
.education in Kitchener 'repor-
ted to the board' that it could,
receive an a1°location feo•rrr ,
capital aid of $50,000 (category
B) for such projects as exten-
sions
xten-
sio s of education " services -
Colborne Township :Hall at of: Mr. and Mrs. Norman Durst,
Garlow• has had considerable ' who has been working in
renovating done to . the main Nanairno, B. C. is now on the
room. VW"hatwas once an of staff of the Wellesly Hospital,
'clinary room' has taken on a Toronto.'
decidedly new look•"with the
a --
ceiling being painted and lovely Mr. and Mrs. „Richard
panelled walls. ° The 'Tiger 'Buchanan visited their 'son,
Dunlop Women's Ihstitute ad- 'Ron Buchanan, Mrs. Buchanan
dad _the. finishing touch with
,lovely matching .drapes.
Many -residents on Highway
21 north of Dunlop corlier,ha,e `Wm. Westlake, Saltford and
been puzzled as to the reason Gordon Powell of Auburn have
�� trees" in the
returned from ° a visit with
why lovely maple
vicinit'v'of Provincial Park have relatives in Vancouver, B. C.
recently been cut down, The Mr. Westlake visited his A
beauty of the country 'disap—
pears all tog quickly. North Vancouver and Gordon
IN The Ladies attending the . Powell visited, his father,
••sewing class . "More Ideas 'for
brothers and sisters in the
ewing--Knits" sponsored by vicinity of Kamloops; -B.C.
the Department of Agriculture They report the flight was just
and. 'Food in connection with something special and a most`
file Women's Institute with enjoyable visit. . When they
leaders Mrs. Richard were at the.airpo`ri for their
return t°ri � there was a heavy
Buchanan' and Mrs.; .Harm P
Kloeze, meeting in the Carlow' fall of snow in B.C.
4,`1VIrs. L. M. Pope of Hwy. 21 is..
Hall ever Monday afternoon,
a
"" patient in Alexandra Marine
are finding this very instructive
and'beneficial 'and' many very , and General Hospital,.
nice garments are' in the Goderich.•
ma'king.,
Several of the Tiger Dunlop
4-H ,Girls -ate going 'to benefit
by t•heeeial offer put out by
the D.ep'a ment of,' Agriculture
to'enaltdr-t }. ,.girls to attend the'
Tce
Capades in Londohn, April 9.
• Apparently the Department is
helping the girls with substan-
° tial assistance in securing „ on by the. Toronto Garden
tickets. A bus has been char-
Club'This `bus trip was
tared "and the girls are looking arranged by the Goderich Gar -
forward to 'this special event. den Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Durst, School children will soon'be
Colborne, and Mr. and'Mrs. enjoying the mid -winter break.
Ktrnersor Durst of Seaforth Colborne Central School will
have returned .frorti. a very' en- close, this Friday at 2:30 p.m
joyable holiday 'in- Florida„ •and school will re -open Mon..
Miss Betty Durst, daughter 'day, Ma'rch 25.
and family in St. Thomas. on
Sunday.
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Graham Electric, of the novice hockey' division -in -the Goderich house •league, ended the
season in .first place: Bill Stanliory preterits the trophy =to Mike Eastwood, left,' and Tim
• Chisholm'.(staff photo).
James. B. Buchanan, 'R.R. 4
was the victim of a painful ac-
' cident recently and is a patient
in -Alexandra Marine ,and
General „Hospital, Goderich.
A group of ladies from
Colborne ' Township attended`
the annual flower,show in
O'Keefe Centre, Toonto, put `
elp crippled kids
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