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PAGE llOA-F-GODERICH SIGNAL) STAR, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1974
List staff changes
in 8uron schools
BY WILMA 'OKE
The Huron 'County board of
education accepted -the
following resignations from
their staff at their regular
meeting lase' Monday Gin Clin-
ton: Bruce Culbert, custodian,
Robertson Memorial Public
School, effective May 31; W G.
Avery, cuato<? an, Cent-t'a'
Huron Secondary School. effec-
tive June 21 due to ill -health,
Donald G. Armstrong, bus
driver,'. Grey Central Public
School, effective June ;30; and
Mrs. Kathie Neilands.
secretar' , Hensall Public
School, effective •June ;30
The following are appoint•
ments to' permanent staff. non
,teaching: •Mrs. Linda' Laurie
O c•retarv,• Brussels Puhlic. et-
fect a May 12. Ron Douglas
bus driver, Howick Put+.._ e":..
.tive Judv 1; and Mrs A.:1 -e\
Dickert, bus ' driv er • H •�
Public, effective July
The following
resignations of teaching rens,, :-
nel; and are in addition •. -t:
resignations received :n , fav
Mrs. Doris Mulligan. Gre\ e'en
tral Public; Miss Gladys R•,nec.
Hullett Central Public; Mrs '
Jacqueline Smith, Howick Cen-
tral Public; .Stephen Rest w,•,
J.A.D. McCurdy -Public Mrs.
Gail Brown and John Hartley,
Robertson Memorial Puhlic,
Mrs.. Susan Moore and Mrs
Ann Webb, Stephen Central
Public,:: Mrs. Joanne Telford,
Victbria Public: -Paul Jury, F.E
Madill Secondary: Miss Audrey
Howe, Brian- Miller, and Ed-
ward Redman, Goderich
District Collegiate Institute:
Mrs. Joan Russell, Seaforth
District High: r and Miss Bar-
bara King, . South Huron
District High School.
•Two additional transfers
Were' named: Mrs. Joan
• -Shackleton from - Ad-
ministration Centre to Robert-
son Memorial 'Puhlic School
and Marti, Beverley Smith from
Hullett Central Puhlic to
Seaforth Public.•
Exeter . Public School
renovations are on_. schedule
and advance renovation of
heating and,ventilhting: portion
and .the alteration and ' ad-
ditions to the elementary
facility have been approved. by
•'the ministry of -education 'for
Victoria 'Public School in
Gbderich. As of , thi:s' date
ministry appr.cival for the
-trainable retarded.wing has not
been given.
A test hole excavated at
Grad
M.argo Louise 8ettger, younger
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. H pW.
Bettger, 131 )dVest St.,
Goderich, graduated from St.
Joseph's Regional . School of
Nursing, London, on Friday,
June21, .,jr graduation exer-
cises held at Alumni Hall,
University of Western Ontario.
A graduate of 'GDCI, she has
accepted a position on the nur-
sing staff ,of St. Joseph's
Hospital. i
Bivth Puhlic School to check
the septic systefn showed that
seepage of the water table is
et-ider,t'-. at a•-=-& x toot depth
which • `is approvitna.161v :four
feet hef w existing rile bed find
,that t file bed, was e .posed
and found to be clean and dry
The Meti,ica1 Officer of ldwaIth
has been onta.ted by Rivas
t. ar•ratt ,t Kv :e , Kv les ad
Garratt. Stratford'? requesting
permissi,'n 4 , "e -a.', Ate !he
tile bed :es :.,F:�,,•r, anal
hopefu".iv t rt.- ..n an a
more perms:ic:.• ,-.' r'.;•
tate nc i r- \ i.•\ r'1 The
•est h :c w ... t .i c era a:
„-e
�..•e,tl :. w dr. o: ..h.e A:
"reser:: amt tree- ser 'tank
reg larI\
W l) Ker:we.: superinten•
''<'•.. 'perat:tins reported 4.
•,..... Za. .i ti,':en tea, hers are
N,e• t• :`e .^.:red. ma;n`i\ elemen- 4
•ars and ..:ed the fo,11o,w-itlg
ea, her- hared effective Sep-
•r^:her Br. ksicie Puhlic
tareg,ry Lawrence,
►ar;.et Sherwood, H"rtense
Happei. Lits Wright and Ed-
ward Granger - Brussels 1?uhlic
Sch,01- Mrs. Margery Huether
and Sandra s,Iotegraat: Clinton
'Public School- Mrs- Helen
Cro< kers Elaine Westlake, Mrs.
Madelyn Maloney, Mrs. Marla
Dykstra 'and .Mrs. Bonnie
Jewitt.` Colborne 'Central
Puhlic- 'Mrs. Wendy• Hoernig,
Roy 'Gengeri'ch, •Jean Twigg,
James .Hunter and "Mrs. Carole
Twis's: East Wawanosh- Mrs
Lunda Train: Exeter Puhlic-
•Jane Walker: Mrs, Joan Perrie:
Wm. VanWier.an and Mrs.
Suane Linden: 'Grey Central
Public.- Mrs. Janice Ditsch and
Kenneth '-Cairncross:
Holmesville Public- David
Scholl: Howick Central-
Will'iam Farnell, Mrs. Dawn
Szarek, Brian Doubleday and
Mrs. Barbara Kerr:. Huron,
Centennial- Mrs. Mary Demers,
Linda Basacco and • Niall
Straw: McCurdy Public- Mrs.
Anita Irvine, Sheila Mclvor
and Mrs: Anne Sheppard:
• Seaforth Public- Ross Carter:
Stephen Central Public- Mrs.
-Joanne Rowe and Mrs. Mary
Ellison: Turnberry Centt(al,
John Kerr Usbor.ne-- Central -
Karen Wallen and Mrs. Marie
Tieman: Victoria Puhlic- Mrs
Marilyn Potter: Walton Public -
Mary 'Ellen Walsh: ' 'Wingharih
Public, Richard Whiteley: Ad-
'm"inistrative Centre- Mrs. heth
McGee:' Queen Elizabeth•„
Goderich- Mrs. Patricia Barnes
and Bevan Lindsay. •
Central Huron Secondary
School- Lois Legg and Malcolm"
Doherty; Goderich District
Collegiate, Institute- • Bruce
'Baker, David Jefferson, George
Sutton, Thomas Allen, Diane-
- Salter and Donna Doidge;
Seaforth District High School,-
Karen Teskey; South. Huron
District High School- Mrs.
Nancy Hunter, Mrs. Wanda
Graham, Miss Carol Keyes,
Wallace Webster, James Work-
man, Mrrilyn Bruinsma,
"Mrs. -Joanne Young and Mrs.
Patricia Robbins.
Retiring ,employees, for
TOWN ;jAll(
immaimimal
Mrs. Lillian,. Spielvogel of
Listowel spent t -he past week
visiting with Mr., and Mrs. Bill
Martin and • family, Goderich.
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whom a dinner ,was held June
17, following hoard meeting
are Donald Armstrong, bus
driver at Grey 'Central Public:
Whiter Arnold, bus driver at
Brookside Public, Walter
erv. custodian at Ventral
Huron - •Second•arv.; Wallace
Hilton, bus driver at Howick
Central; -Miss Norma Coutts
teacher at F E. Madill Sec0'tt=
derv,' Arthur. F;�nlayson,
Teacher 'at Brookside Puhlic;
Mrs Helen Gray, teacher at
Howick „Central Public, Ken
Galbraith, bus driver at
How ick Central, Mrs. Lenore
Harrison, teacher at Colborne
Central Puhlic; Clarence Liver-
:ii<u„todian at Central
Huron Secondary; Mrs.
Kathleen Lockhart, ,teacher at
Clinton zPublic; Mrs. Doris
Mulligan, teacher at Grey- Cen-
ral. Mrs. Ruby Neeb, teacher
at Hensall Puhlic; Mrs. Mav
Norman, • teacher Robertson
'Memorial; Mrs. Marion
Powell,' teacher at Holrnesville;
Mrs. Edna Stephens, teacher at
Victoria' Puhlic; ' Mrs. Mary
Weber, bus driver at Stephen
Central;” Orville - Welsh,
<ustodian at F.E. Madill on-
dary; and, Mrs. Mary Wight-
man teacher at East
Wawanosh Public School.
J.W.Coulter, Superintendent"
of -Program and Planning,
reported there were 54 entries
in the art contest among
students sppq.nsored by the,
board for a design for an ")f
fieial board crest as requested
A' the Seaforth District -%Iigh
School Band for . their band
jackets. After viewing the
crests, the 4oard voted to con-.
tinue `using the crest that the
Board has been using since
1969. Winners of prizes for
crest design are: First - ($20)
Elizabeth Deichert, '16 years; S
South Huron District .High
School; second, ($15) Chris
Beaton, 13 years, .J.A. McCurdy'
Public. School;• third ($101
Larry Rhiel, 1:3 wears, Clinton
Puhlic School; and fourth ($51
Wally Fvdenchuck, South
Huron District High School.
•The next, Board meeting will
he, held August 12 at .2 p.m.
with no meeting in July.
Special events for Senior
Citizens Week 1974 began on"
Sunday morning with a church
service in the Auditorium. Rev
McWhinnie, `C'haplain of the
Home, conducted the service.
with the Junior and Senior
Choirs Zf Wesley Willis United
Church Clinton providing
special musical numbet"s, direc,
ted by Mrs. Mary ' Hearn.
Residents who formerly &trne
from the Blyth area were guests
at a special Senior Citizens' Ser-
vice at the Blyth United
Church on Sunday.
The Godericlr Senior Citizens;.
Club visited the Home on Mon-
day and arranged a variety
program- Administrator, Mr. C.
Aa-chibald, officially opened
Senior Citizens Week„ at the
• Home and reminded everyone
of this year's theme, "Living
.Every Minute Of. It
Mrs. Maime Sutcliff was em-;
ucee for the afternoon and con-
tributed a dance number and
vocal solos. A reading by
William Snyder, instrumentals
by Mrs. Warr, Mr. and Mrs.
Schram, Shorty Fougere., Mr.
McDonald, Molly Cox, Mrs.
Driver, Mary Taylor, Norman
Speir and Jerry Collins made
an enjoyable. afternoon.
Lemonade and, cookies were
served to 200 residents and
guests provided, by the kitchen
staff. • Volunteers Women's the
Goderich Township. omen's
Institute assisted with ac-
tivities.
ley. Youmatoff, of the
Bavfield and Middleton
Anglican Churches, tecta lively
sing -a -long on Tuesday after-
noon accompanied at the piano
by Mrs. M -i rtle Parker and
Charlie Curtis on the banjo.
The Clinton ,Senior, Citizens
Club were" --'cur guests for' the
day and after dinner took part
in, the singing with Watson
Webster and Elmer Trick
providing instrumental num-.
hers.
The annual picnic which was
scheduled for the lawn was
held indoors owing' to the
,weather. The Blyth Senior"
(,itizens '. Club' and visitors
'joined the' residents in the
auditorium --for th'e sportc?rb'
program •of relays and contests.
"Mrs. Mary Taylor won NO
prize for being the eldest lady
present with Walter Kingswell
winning for the man. Mrs
Howatt and Charlie Goultis
won prizes for coming the
longest distance.
Six members of the Clinton.,
Lions$ Club operated games of
chance in the craft room and
had a _thriving business.
•The Huron ,County ;Museum
display van and coloured slide
picture program were at the
'Home for -the day. Mr. Ray
Scotchr't1er, Curator of the
rnuseutn, provided' the event
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and a good number of residents
took advantage of the displays.
The picnic supper was served to
36&' in the main dining room
and adjoining areas.
Ed Stiles, of Goderich, enter-
tained a large audience •with
organ music on Thursday,.�after-
noon in the auditorium, playing
favorite melodies and requests.
Members of the Bayfield and
Exeter Senior Citizens Clubs
werfluests for supper on Thur-
sday evening provided the
"Family Night" program. En- '
tertainers from Exeter were in-
troduced by their President,
.Joe White, included instrumen-
tals Mrs. King, Cecil Skinner,
Frank Green, Andy Orr, Pete
Merkley: vocal solos by Charlie
Hoffman and a male chorus.
Mrs. Huggins led the Bayfield
mixed chorus of 15 members
with banjo solos by Charlie
•Curtis and harmonica solos by
Harry Baker.
The Huronview Auxiliary -
were in charge of. the
registration tables for the week,w,
'and we will report our total
number of visitors in the next
issue. `
The residents are looking for-
ward to the visit ons Friday and
Saturday from , the 'Brussels .
and . S.eaforth Senior Citizens
Clubs.
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Ontario believes
that residents 65 or over,
the blind and the disabled
sh�uldhav'an income of
at least $2600. a year.
In July, Ontario will introduce -a Special Benefits
'program. It will place extra funds on top of federal
Guaranteed Income Supplements—enough to guarantee
the elderly who are qualified residents of Ontario
an income of $2600. a. year. Blind and disabled
people who qualify for Family Benefits -will also
be entitled to these special benefits.
Beginning September I, approved drugs prescribed by
•a doctor ordentist will be available, free of -.
charge, to those qualifying for -the -we,cia1- benefits
-
outlined above, Family Benefits or the federal
Guaranteed Income Supplement. Drug cards will be
mailed automatically. You don't have to Apply.fort,hem.
The federal government's new Feed Grains Policy becomes effective
August '1, 1974. Whether you are a producer or user, the new poliicy
is designed to meet yourneeds by: ;
• providing a fair and equitable base price for feed grainsacross
Canada; •-
• encouraging growth of gra,in'and livestock production according,
to natural .poten,tial;
• maintaining order and,,stability throughout, the grain and livestock
sectors.
MAIN EAi4JRES:
•- far ers Will have direct access to feed grains in all parts of Canada;
bu ers are free to shop for the best bargain, sellers are free to find
the best price for their crops; ' p ' -
• a nation-wide information system through the Canadi'an' Livestock
Feed Board will keep everyone informed on selling prices across
the country;
Who will' receive these special benefits?
if you are 65 or over
(with an annual income of less than 52600)...and
you now receive- both (Old .\`tc Security itn.l tale
Guaranteed. income Supplement...
• vou Will rcceivc yo.ti,t' hencfit', cheque each
month. automatically. You do not have to apply for it.
• the Canadian Wheat Board will continue•to be the'soiebuyer and
seller of feed grain for export market; '
• prairie producers have the choice of selling their grain to the'CWB
or to others -on the domestic market;
• cash advance payments and initial payments, similar to those
provided to Prairie grain producers for many years, will be extended
to growers across the country to encourage feed grain production;
• -a new storage prograrir,-costir)g the federal government $40 million
a year, will be instituted to provide for security of supplies for
Canadian markets; itwill also lead to additional grain storage on
the West Coast, in inland terminals on the Great Lakes and the
St. Lawrence ancf in the Maritimes;'`'
~'• steps will be taken t,o bring into balance ' -fight rates been meat
- and grain; this will progress according to trends in g9,ir and
livestock prices, and thedegree of regional self-su ffciency in
grain production:
If you are 65 or over F.
(With .an. annual income of less than $260(11...and'
vou do not receive an\ federal income supplement::.
please give us a call.
Our telephone number is shiiwn below.
If you areblind or disabled..,
and you now rccciv'e ;assistance under Ontario's 1';Ltliily
Benefit Pro<ira.rn.,.
vou will receive \our hilt.nclits cheque each
nlonth_,-<'lutomatically.l:ou do not have to apple for it.
iiia
you are blind or disabled..: ,
' 'and, vou do not rcceiv c Pro inci,tl ;t',istiall<.c._
please give us acall. .
Our tcicphonc nuniher is shown below -
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Any questions? Call us, free of charge. Dial "0"'°
and ask the operator for Zenith 8-2000 _.
Residents ,within the Metro "T'oronto
local calling'area should Jial 965434.70.
HON EUGENE WHELAN, MINISTER HON OTTO LANG, MINISTER
CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGg1C'(JLTURE - RESP(QNSiEILE FOR CANADIAN WHEAT BOARD
Ontario '
GUARANTEED ANNUAL INCOME SYSTEM
William Davis,' Premier
Rene Brunelle, .
Minister of Community and
Socias Services
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