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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-05-08, Page 25ti The Goderich branch will reopen May 12 after renovations to large reading room and hallway. These improvements have brightened the library "and., we thank our library borrowers for their patience. Because there will be a great number of books due the week of May 12, no library fines will be charged this week at Goderich branch. If . you have some long overdue books, why not return them on this "no fines week". For those people who want to see the improvements, drop in for a cup of coffee anytime on May 16. Thirty children enjoyed the visit of Kerry.Ferris, a London artist, to the Clinton Library Saturday,. 'May3., This Satur- day, Milan will do silk screening at the Seaforth branch. Interested in improving your golf, read a book from the Goderich Branch. The library has: "Golf, its history; people and events" by W ill• Grimsley, "Golf techniques - how to improve your game" by Parker Smith, "Situational golf" by Arnold Palmer and "Swing the handle - not the clubhead" by Eddie Merrins. All of ,these books found in 796.352. The. next presentation of the Community Film Cinema will be May 12 at the Goderich branch, 52 Montreal Street. Topic - Generation Gap. Mr. Bruce Heath; director of the Huron Couhty • Children's Aid Will chair the film showings and. discussion. All welcome. Mrs. Beukema 'was pianist for the song service sponsored by the Clinton Christian Reformed Church on Sunday evening and led by Mr. Dick ••Roorda.- •, Norman Jones of Hensall and Fred Watson of Bayfield were welcomed • to the Home at Monday afternoon's activities. iIarie. FY nn - Lorne Lawson,, ._y y -Jerry Collins and Philip Regier provided the old time music for ' the dancing with musical numbers by the Huronview Rhythm Band. The Clinton, Christian Reformed volunteers assisted with activities. • The residents enjoyed an hour of organ music' on Thursday afternoon played by � fires—Of GWericfi. Holrrr'es•ville 4-H Garden Club officials BY J'ANICE MILLER The first meeting of the Holmesville 1, 41I Garden Club was held, Monday, April 28, with nine members present.. The electidit of officers took 'place withthe results as follows: President'-,.::' Marie Betties; ' Vice • President Christine Burgess; secretary- --treasurer--^ Cathy- Mcllwain; and press reporter, .Janice Miller. • ) For her on her own special day... packaged for mother - A China Rose - only $ 2.9 5' We also carry cups, spoons and a variety of , other gifts for mother, . SQUIRE GIFTS. HWY. NO. 21 SOUTH, GODERICH PHONE 524-7920 OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P.•M. - 6. DAYS A WEAK - , Marie Betties led the pledge and_conducted the business. Members held :a ..• debate concerning the importance of -a garden., ..with the ,result being mutual. ' Mrs. Miller read two pieces from the leaders pamphlet, "Where to plant a garden" and ";Flowers and where to .plant. them." ' The» girls.,planned a garden and " the meeting was closed .with the 411 motto. foresters' ladies name state • At the Aprji meeting,, 41 members saw District Deputy Phyllis Harrison conduct the installation of officers .of Court - Fascination,, Canadian Foresters. High Marshall: ,: Isabel Sturdy assisted. Officers for 1975-76 are: Past President, Marilyn Feagan ; President, Phyllis Fisher; . Vice President; Bar- bar'a Hawkins; treasurer, Audrey Kernighan; recording - secretary, Phyllis Cox; Chaplain, Faye Ribey; War- . den, Betty Miller; Conductor, Isabelle Eedy; Inside Guard, Leone Robertson; and Outside Guard, Beverly Orr. ew county a ni�o�.• •..ees Bill Hanly (left)' has been named Huron County Administrator and Clerk -Treasurer following the death of John .Greer Berry last month.Mr. Hanly was formerly deputy clerk: -treasurer for the county. Mr. Hanly said at the last`rneeting of Huron County Council that prior to his death, Mr.. Berry had made some recommendations concerning possible changes in the clerk - treasurer's office. Mr. Haply and councfl felt his was the opportune time to study the recommendations of the former administrator WI a decision on the mutter is expected later this- .year: While the county administrative system is under. study,, Mrs. Mildred Simpson (centre) has been named Acting Deputy Clerk and Mrs. Martina Schneicker-fright) has been named, Acting Deputy Treasurer for Huron. Both ladies have many years of service in the county clerk -treasurer's office. (staff photos) P "Fiscal irresponsibility" James Bullbrook claims Tores faking gov't away from people A scathing attack on the session and charged that there something about' the movies "fiscal irresponsibility" of the is no possible way for sufficient that are playing in , our government of Ontario was discussion of the bills, even by theatres?. He does ,have delivered, by Sarnia MPP members, of the Legis ature, jurisdiction over them." James Bullbrook , at the "As for Mr. Davis, we put a • Mr.. Bullbrook concluded that inaugural meeting of the- clock on him and fo d out that the Progressive Conservative g been-in--power.---a 35 -year career., in the.._O_ ,Ontario Huron=Middlesex Provincial in lour weeks of the -Legislative islatrve gc}vernment ad a mere` too Tong and "exuded civil service.,• • • - ormer Huron.. g. Rep. Dep. Minister R. Gordon Bennett, 59, who served , as agricultural representative in Huron County, has been appointed to. the top job in the' Ontario department of agriculture, His appointment as deputy minister was effective April 1st. .Mr,,: Bennett succeeds in that post T.R, 'Dick' ' Hilliard, 59, p»who retired from the deputy post to assume a' , special assignment relating to world food supply and distribution, He will make recomendation to' the government on how Ontario can help Third World countries. Born in Wentworth County, Gordon Bennett Was named assistant representative in Middlesex County following his graduation from Guelph Agricultural School. • From Middlesex he went to Glengarry in' 1944 as agricultural representative and four years later was tran- sferred.to Huron County. Later, appointed -director of Junior Extension Work at Toronto he had continued ' moving up the.. ladder and' was assistant deputy minister (marketing and special services) when appointed deputy minister. Mr. Hilliard will report his findings' to the Government of Ontario through the minister of agriculture and food'within the next few months. Upon com- pletion of the study, Mr. Hilliard' will retire, completing annogpces :their new extendedSeir r 6:30 a,in. to I2 mi0110,t dailp. — 524- "TIMECALLS OUR, ECI. OY" � A. "Liberal Association, on Wed- session, he attended for nesday night, April 30, at the 37 minutes," charged Mr. Dashwood Community Centre. Bullbrook. Mr. Bullbrook, energy critic "The 'super ministries' set of the • provincial Liberal up by,. Davis have only added to' caucus, said, "Premier Davis ' the, bureaucracy," commented doesn't . understand ' that Mr. Bullbrook. "The provincial bureaucrats can't run a budget was $1.8 billion the year governnnent as well as people I . was ,elected and last year the can. We must have input from budget was $10 billion. The the total spectrum of our • deficit alone last year was $1:7 population". , billion, almost as much as the entire budget previously." That the operation of 'the provincial, government was „. He pointed out that in three being taken out of the hands of years, there had been a 38 the people was pointed out by percent increase in the cost of Mr. Bullbrook when he com- education while the cost of pared the record of the present administration of the province' Progressive ' • Conservativ had increased,41,Rercent. government to that of -former, r,. "I'm also concerned about premier John Robarts. the cost of education today," "Under Mr. Robarts, 78. said Mr. Bullbrook, "con - percent of all bills passed were sidering the., quality of sent to the standing committees education our children are where the members of the receiving: We've got to ,get Legislature can discuss them , back to the fundamentals in and get inp tt from any in- education." terested citizens;" said Mr. Mr: Bullbrook ridiculed the Bullbrook. "Under the Davis • government's establishment of regime, only three percent of the Lamarsh enquiry into, the bills have gone to the violence.on television. standing committees'." 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