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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-12-27, Page 6.r, PAGE 6--,GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1974 • Too Stingy with our gas Canada at w I predict their will be another war with Canada and. somewhere across the sea and with the United States because Canada is not giving them gas. On- the National it said that across the sea there was army tanks increasing. I hope there isn't a war. I also think their be a depression. Remember when you could buy a roastrpfor 2 or 3 dollars. Sugar 5 lbs. for $1.69 now 5 lbs. for 8 dollars. All of the , foods are going skyhigh. Most of all I think,every body will be dieing of air and land pollution. The cars are in- creasing so is the air pollution. People. is, throwing their wastes everywhere I think we will be riding horses because the gas in decreasing and pollution is in- creasing. Donna Drennan St. Joseph's, Kingsbridge Grade 7 I WILL TELL YOU A STQRY OF AN OLD MAN'S RESOLUTIONS • I will tell you a story ofcian-- old man and his New Year Resolutions. The barn on the hill had hardly no boards. The fence had no paint on it. The chimmeny was falling, in the truck was broke down. He made a resolution to fix them all. As we all know resolutions often fade away. He forgot all about the tresolutions and was courting a girl in town! Don Kloss Grade 6 Victoria Public School IN YEARS TO COME In the years to come I'd like some changes done Prices go down More people down town And everybody will be happy in years to come. Margie Reynolds Pam AelcockfiM Grade 6 Victoria Public School, Board honors trustees • - BY WILMA OKE Trustees John McCann of Ailsa Craig and Oscar Kieffer off Bluevale; who have served on the Huron -Perth (County Roman Catholic separate school hoard for the past six years, were honored last Wed- nesday night prior to their retirement. At a ,meeting held in ' Grand Bend, the two trustees who have been on the counts- hoard since it was for- med in 1969, were each presen- ted with a gift. Ted Geoffrey of Zurich, who presented the gift to Mr. Kief- fer, said he had done an out- standing job for the hoard. In reply Mr. Kieffer thanked the board and asked for the sarin. support • for his successor, William Kinahan. Donald Crowley, in presen- ting Mr.�,McCann with•his gift said, '-'There can't be a more honest guy around, he says what he thinks.. He has done a good. jorh for the hoard." In reply Mr. NicC'ann spoke of the first year as being a tough one for all the members •with no superintendent, of the progress made, .of his vear as chairman • , •• 4 �• C NIC • We're right here all full• of cheer . . to wish our friends a great New Tear! May you have peace': , . jpy ...contentment. Mel Bogie GODERICH a. We would like art more often math less, -and longer holidays and some boys less.. • Janet Hamilton Wanda Smith Victoria Public School Grade 6 WHAT I WOULD LIKE TO SEE HAPPEN IN 1975 In the new year, 197,5, I would like , the` town of Goderich, to have two big shop - 'ping malls, one on each side of 0 Constable... Continued from page 1 fired his police revolvVr'at'or in the direction of Wayne Jones after Jones poured a soft drink on a traffic ticket the constable was preparing for Kenneth Kelly, who was stopped by Con- stable Hills for an offence un- ---,-..�e-�t�e���ay _j`_r�.ffrt, �L, Mr, Pag-ie ;l�=ex1vplained that he expected 'the careless driving charge to he dealt with by method of procedure. He. said evidence showed that, Con- stable Hills was driving the police cruiser away from the scene of the shooting when Carl Henderson became involved with the door and was dragged some°dintance by the moving in Euro town, with the hells of those people that are in need of a job and others. ,I think it would he a very good job for them. I think it would be a very good thing for Goderic•h. Name: Juliette Begeman Grade: Si,t Victoria .Public School. School: MY PREDICTIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR I think that the "New ' Year will turn out to be fun. And I just may go to the New Year's party. " Then the good part comes, .�r•-+ y summer holidays. Everyone will be playing"around at their own house and everyone will be going to their friends more of- ten, But than we have to go back to school again and start working. Then at the end of the summer it will be winter. I will listen to the radio and see if the buses,weren't going. Boy would t . I evil' _ be: glad ..to._hear ,that_! What would you think would ' happen? St. Joseph Kingsbridge Astrid Plasschaert- Grade 6 e and America Pow tad the worn.; would be deep in the ground. I think that food containing - sugar will,he going up because sugar is getting higher in price. St. Joseph's Kingsbridge 0' Debbie Austip Grade 6 OUR PREDICTION We.predict that there will be -a new part on Victoria Public School. There is a new mayor and 1975 cars. Prices are going up, way up. Thats all we predict. By Steve Walters and Rob Taylor Grade Six Victoria Public School THINGS I WOULD LIKE TO ,SEE CHANGED IN 1975 I'd like to see a new school • built and more Christmas v t1Ct0A and wished the hoard the hest in the, future. He will he sue• ceeded by Greg Fl'eming. (416-.,t6,,..1 wps not at the meeting, has ser- ved for six vear$' and will he •succeeded by Ronald Marcy. Gordon I -3a1.1 of tit: Marys Who has -served two years will he - succeeded „ by .John O' Drowskv. cruiser. Ted Geoffrey, chairman of M r. Page ,explained to the maintenance conintittee, Provincial Court Judge Warren outlined how $:3t13,0O0 was spent Ehgoetz, of Stratford that .the at the •19'schools in the system ' majority of the witnesses„ for 'in keeping them up to date, the Crown were in the 15 to 17 . such , as ryuf repairs, painting, year old age group and, he and drainage work. • "counsel for the defence Chester The request by S,t. .Joseph's Misenes'-agreed that all wit- parish,Stratford, was granted nesses should the removed from -to use tit. Michael's Soho d for the courtr•oYrm until after their a' 'CO R (Christ. in Others testimony. Retreat) they weekend of April At `the • end of the day's 4, 5 and 6.• —proceedings Judge Ehgoetz told The police in Godarich �ti'i11 he alerted to he on the,lonko,tlt for, children playing.un the 1'04 • .of St. Marx's' School. LeBeau's PIurn1)1 was awarded the contract .for in- , stalling cupboards -11 St '.Joseph's SchRwrl in Clinton for $340. The- resignation of Mrs Shar•-v'n Hoven, principal's rel•iet •at` Sacred;, Heart S'ch6ol in Wingin was accepted. ettec- tive December :11: • 'The inaugural Meeting was set for January 6.., the court that it was obvious that the case had to he heard in an uninterrupted fashion and suggested that if there were no objections from the. lawyers a, trial date could he set . on January 2. l -Ie said that the time needed for each witness would require three to five days of day. long • proceedings .and would require personnel from Perth County to come to Godarich for that period. There were no objections and the -date, will'•he fixed on the second day of the new "vear. West Wawanosh Twp. find superintendent The 'regular December meeting of West Wawanosh Township Council tookplace at the Township Hall in the evening of Tuesday, December 3rd. All members attended. , Reeve Lyons presided. The minutes of the Novem- • 511 (fge,' M 4740, gra A P ••• o erm w Ara i 50, fi. was fine fUrniture ROCK BOTTOM PRICES LIVING ROOM SUITES by Kroehler, Braarnors, Sklar BEDROOM SUITES by Kroehler, Krt+echtel Stancor (Peppler), Kaufman. DINETTE AND KITCHEN SUITES by Superior, Liberty Quality Merchandise with Brand Names at Prices for anV budget FUl NITURE WEST STREET, GODERICH MY PREDICTIONS FOR • • THE NEW YEAR , I think that there won't he much snow for the new- year because there are still robins hopping around my yard. There also are fish -worms• popping in and out of the garden. If there was• going to be a lot of, snow the robins would be gone by ber meeting were , read and adopted on motion of Coun- cillors Rutherford and Foran. George .Joynt attended the meeting to speak to , Council about the problems that were experienced in the construction and function 'of the' .Forster Drainage Works. • The applications ,received by the Clerk for the position of. Road Superintendent were opened at this point. • After' much discussion about the ap- plicants' qualifications and the • work involved in the positiort, the •Clerk was instructed to con- - ,tact the applicants to inform them tocappear before Council . for an interview, after, which the decision as to the selection of a new road superintendent would be made. • By -Law No. 9, 1974 was given third reading and finally, passed on motion of Coun- cillors Durnin and Foran_ This by-law rescinds by-law No. 11,, 1964. anti' sets the compulsory retirement age for employees of the• Township at 65 years. • West Wawanosh Township. Council gathered for a special session to interview job ap• - plicants for 'the position of Road Superintendent, at the Township Garage on Saturday morning, December 1. Three applicants attended and were individually ,inter- ' viewed by ;the Council. At the close of the interviews a very lengthy discussion took place ,regarding the applications, Qin- terviews and scope of the work involved in the position. Motion by Councillors Foran and Durnin: "that, due to in- formation received by Council to the.' effect that the grader operator for the Township was agreeable to accepting the position of Road Superinten- dent and also continuing his!' duties as grader operator for a sjx-yt►onth probationary period with book-keeping .assistance from the Clerk, none of the ap- . plications received he accepted, and that George Humphrey be appointed Road Superinten- dent and grader operator for the said six-month probationary period," use the trash cans for what they're worth. Kim Mabon Grade 6 Victoria 'Public School MY NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS I, Mary Lynn Pagon po.mise to put my,shoes away every day of the year: . I. 'Mary Lynn Pagon ypromise to put all the litter 1 see in the trash cans every day of the year. • I Mary Lynn Pagon promise to not get mad at my dad every' day of the year. Mary Lynn Pagon • Grade 6 Victoria Public School WHAT WILL. HAPPEN iN 1975? In 1975 I hope the cost of- food f "food goes down. If it doesn't I think when 1 grow up the cost of bread will 1 dollar a loaf. I tl'ink if we waste things it isn't very good. Just think of all the poor people who can't buy food. I hope I can help the people in foreign lands who are starving. I think if we all did our part 'we probably could raise enough money to buy food for the poor people. That's what I hope will happen in 1975:. Shelley Austin Grade '6 -Boom 1 Robertson Memorial School Teacher. Mr. Currie having two shopping malls have one 'big one. After all Godarich is the prettiest town` in Canada, By Kick Ryan Grade 6 Victoria Public School ,STOP POLLUTING .. In 1975 I would like to see everyone stop polluting on the ground. The trash cans could be thrown' around but I still won't pollute. I know a person 'who has,never polluted but I won't mention' any names. So Have a most delightful holiday season . � . and sincerest thanks for your loyal patronage. JAMES . --- BRINDLEY TRANSPORT RR 4 GQDERICH , - 524-8114 And 'the future is what we make it! Building the future begins. in the present ...'begins with the steps we take , to' assure d progressing and prospering community,