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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1975-05-29, Page 14Agent for 24 -hr. FILM DEVELOPING Will Huron Perth Soccer championship The GDCI Senior Soccer team captured the Huron -Perth soccer championship last week edging out Stratford Central 1-0. The team now enters the WOSSA finals in a two game total point series against Sarnia St. Clair, one of which they won Monday 1-0.. The team members are (front row left to right) coach Phil Goderich man at two,meetings Bill Mills of Goderich, a director of the 'Ontario Motor League, for - many years, at- tended two meetings of the OML last week — one in Owen Sound and one in Chatham. 'to According to Mr. Mills, the organilation is planning , an extensive overhaul of the district which encompasses the% area from Windsor to Owen Sound .and the Essex,, Kent,. Larnbton , and Blue Water Clubs. • DELICIOUS Meals or Snacks NOW FULLY LICENSED GODERICH RESTAURANT • STEAKHOUSE & TAVERN Ltd. LICENSED UNDER. THE LIQUOR LICENSE ACT WEST STREET Bugler, Mike Andrew, Brian Thompson, Mike Paltrier, Tom O'Brien, CaseS, Wildgen and Larry Donnelly; (back row from left) Jed DeJong, Pat Conlon, Jim Watt, Ron Sowerby, Kevin Meriam, Pete Duckworth, John Seamen and Ralph Datema. (staff photo) "Home and School" has been re -organized in Goderich. Action began January 12th when Miss. Dorothy Wallace, Goderich member of the Huron County Board of Education while speaking to the "Women's, Day Out" on "Today's Education" corn.- plained that she seemed to be working in a Vacuum. There was little or no com- munications' between parents and the School Board. She had no way of knowing how parents felt and reacted to what was happening in the Goderich schools. After an interesting discussion of the problem the: group decided to investigate the possibility of organizing a "Home and School." 1 HAD.A "GOOD TIME" Air THE . It II I —1;11.1 tar •DERICHIACEWAY' SPMNG 1 BUIEWATER MEET • G NEXT POST TIME TUESDAY, JUNE 3 1:45 P.M. EXCIfiNG I v EXACTORS ACTION RACES $ 1000 FEATURE RACE Closed Circuit TV in "Clubhouse" • •• PACIg 44,-PODERICH STNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1975 Fsitrmers 'don't want slickers Ontario's agriculture ministry sig. unable to expand its program to send city teenagers to farms for summer visits because there are not enough •farmers willing to take them, Agriculture Minister William Stewart said. ' Two of every three young persons applying for the program this summer will "be refused .admission to the -ministry's junior agriculturist program; he said. There were more than 600 applicants but only 200 farmers ,were willingto participate. Mr. Stewart was responding to a question from Murray Gaunt (L—Huron-Bruce) duringdebate on 1975-76 budget estimates of the ministry, The junior agriculturalist program accepts applications 'from teenagers aged 16 and 17' years. Once accepted, the city — dwellers spend nine weeks from the third week of June to the end of August on farms throughout Ontario. FLOWER SHOP Phone 524-8132 DAY ' OR NIGHT, SUTTON .PARK'S. • STORNOWAY LOUNG • HWY. 21 NORTH KINCARDINE • PRESENTS THIS WEEK . "NOBODY SPECIAL 7 This exciting group is a hit wherever they play. • .0. I . NEXT WEEK The Fantastic • RUFUS •ROAD MACHINE This is one of the most Dynamic fun-fi.ljed shows we, have ever seen. .Come early to be sure of •a. seat. NO COVER CHARM MON. - WED. $ 1.00 COVER CHARGE/THURS. — SAT. DON'T FORGET OUR SALAD BAR SPECIAL $1.69 • Many salads, cold cuts, cheeses, Homemade Bread etc. 4V meal you build yourself at a*reasonable price yo e." --r - • - • , Mrs. Joan Van I),en- Broech Contacted the Ontario Federation of Home and School Associations. Plans were made by an in- terested group of Women's Day Out members. Mrs. A. Munn and Mrs. L. Johnson, regional organizers were asked to speak to W.D.O., the morning of May 21st. Arrangements were made for the ladies to have lunch with Mrs. Wallace and to meet the teachers of Victoria and Robertson Memorial Public schools in the afternoon. A public organizational meeting was planned for 'Wednesday evening at the Assessment Office Board Room. In order to assess• parental •, interest a questionnaire was:; sent home with public school pupils. Of the 173 returned, 113 families were in favour of Home and School, 42 said "no" Goderich did not need a Home and School, 18 sent back blanks. Wednesday inOrning Mrs. A. Munn, Mrs. L. Johnson and Mrs. McBlain, Ontario Federation of Horne and School Associations executive members arriveJ fall- of en- thusiasm for Home and School which infected their Women's Day Out audience who 'agfeed with the Home and School Goals. HOME AND SCHOOL GOALS (These are the aims and ob- jectives to Which Home and, School members subscribe.) 1. To promote the welfare of children and youth. 2. To raise the standards of home life. • - 3. To promote and secure adequate legislation.. for 'ale care and -protection of children and youth. 4. -To foster co-operation bet- ween parents and- teachers in the training and. guidance -of youth, both during and after the school period. 5. To obtain the best for each. child according to his physical, mental, social and spiritual needs. 6. To give parents an un--- derstanding of the school and its work, and to assist in in- terpreting the 'school in all its aspect to the public. 7. To confer abd co-operate with organizations other than school which concern them- selves with the care, protection and training of children and youth in the home, school, and community; and with the education of adults to meet these responsibilities. 8. , To foster high ideals of citizenship and patriotism 1,' and to promote through educational means, international- goodwill and peace. Wednesday evening7- at the Assessment Office Board Room, encouraged .bythe positive respondences the following executive was elected; 13resident, Joanne Cham- bers: ViCe-Presidcnts, Lynda Berry and Nancv MacKinnon: Secretary, Nan( v Pond; Treasurer, Sandra Davidson; 'School Educett ion, • Judy „ • Rrindley .R nn Represen- * ta Sandy Nlaeponald, roann Kul iiihership, Mary Lynn 1 ,Hof (I Social, 1111(10 Leslie king I 'illicit)* Mr Don 0 • O'Brien (Victoria), Mr. Gana Harland (Robertson).; two teacher representatives, one from each school; and one representative 'appointed by Board of Education to represent the Board. Already the executive is busy planning the first meeting "Meet the. Teachers Night", Wednesday, October 8th. If you are interested in Home and School give oneof the executive a call. •.The ploughing has been crone. A great deal of .careful cultivation will have to be done to develop good com- munications between parents, • teachers and School Bo'ard. • " MURIEL and JERRY FISHER Are _celebrating their 25th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY on JUNE 6 at Saltford. Friends and relatives welcome. Music by The Blenders. No gifts please. •• GOLF IS• IN - FULL SWING • at The Maitland Country Club If you act NOW ... you can still get a discoOtit on your in:town membership (offer ends May 31) ... call 524-9641 for details ... Social memberships are available at $20 ... Maitland Country Club Box 64, Goderich, Ont. 524-9641 SALTFORD VALLEY • HALL - FOR RENT . Phone Ed Van den Broeck 524-9924 or 524-9366 00000(' (' 000 05)00 e(1000 00005)r. e'000a50000 We're,taking more kids sailing! YOU CAN HELP TOO Trash lit.TFedsures Sale ST., GEORGE'S PARISH HALL Saturday, May 31st 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. Consignments accepted at 20 Percent Call 524;9189 for information Sponsored by Goderich Sailing Club 0005i, a 0 0000000000 00000 01000 00000 ✓ 000e 040 • The Bavarian Tavern HIGHWAY 21, BAYFIELD . • DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS • • QUIET DINING IN • A COZY ATMOSPHERE • WEEKEND SPECIAL Stuffed Beef Rolls- $5.50 • OPEN 11 a.m.to 10p.m.7.DAYS AWEEK FULLY LICENSED • L "Majorette Night"' mfr.-7MM s \1/4, Entrance via West Side Parking Lot. 1 Tickets at the Recreation Department Office, or at the door, 50c each. The qoder ich Majorettes will be performing • _ at the GDCI Auditorium, Thursday, June 12 7:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m..—Horse Show M. L. "Tory" Gregg, M.C. JOYES MIDWAY IN FULL OPERATION ALL THREE DAYS LUNCH COUNTER FRIDAY, JUNE 6 12 Noon—Ontario Jersey Show 7:00 p.m.—Arana Concessions ripen to public 8:00 p.m.—Queen of the Fair Contest 8:45 p.m.—Senior Citizen Queen 9:00 p.M.—Official Opening 9:15 p.m.—Enierfainment Local Talent • SATURDAY', JUNE 7 p.m.—Parade ThiTu4 Town Huron County Holstein Club Show Livestock Judging 2:00 p.m.—Baby Show in Arena 7;00 p.m.—Teams in Harness 9:00 p.m.—. -Evening Grandstand Show - featuring HURON CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Elgin Thompsin, President RR 3, Kippen, Ontario Robert M. Gibbirngt, Sec.-Treas. RR 1, Clinton, Ontario • • tl ' , 11r0 -PI 11E'S • CLINTON - ONTARIO' • . 10111.11114 A • BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 P.M. •FIRST SHOW AT DUSK THURSDAY -FRIDAY -SATURDAY MAY 29-30-31 :LW Merl Iasi.•' tinim 4 iii-tinte tan e... SIL111‘41AL at her hest! ADULT ENTERTAINMENT pc• Earbra Streisand •'tot Fete-eS Sdke k‘, DING DE LAURENTUS CHARLES BRONSONI , a MICHAEL VVINNER FILM The STONE ADULT ENTtRTAIN/:;AE;41KILLUR SUNDAY ,JUNE' Love at 16 let • • M TEPEE • SCHOOL GIRLS' AOMItiANCI ...THEY ' NEVER FLUNKED AN ORAL EXAM! • THURSDAY, -FRIDAY -SATURDAY -SUNDAY • JUNE 5-6-7,8 WINNER 7 ACADEMY AWARDS ....BEST PICTURE • BEST DIRECTOR 111111110/0 00,?• takes Is a Wile Confidence PAUL /ROBERT EWMAN/ REDFORD ROBERT SHAW A r-toty,,F IOVHIU FILM "THE STING" DAVID'S WARD GEORGE1.20Y HILL TONY BILL MICHAEL nm JULIA PHILUPS Tt CHMC.01.0.0 AUNIVERSAL' ,,,A( j 4"0 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT The ultimate exercise ▪ in controlled terror. ADULT AA umittGuEllizowts piaud. ENTERTAINMENT MICHAELCAINEin "TliEBLACIS WINDMILL" cO.StOrTIN DONALD PLEASENa DEUININE SEY1110 CUVE; REVILLat d JANETSUZINAN totentlit ky YAM • OrtdOrr Hir Nereirreli Orrs:14 A Itikrc *LOOM. tOLITON r hoiNtel Ondfd 11 DON MIL (WWI*. Preductri IliCOMD.LOVeit MID MOWN ti••••3' 4 EXCIfiNG I v EXACTORS ACTION RACES $ 1000 FEATURE RACE Closed Circuit TV in "Clubhouse" • •• PACIg 44,-PODERICH STNAL-STAR, THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1975 Fsitrmers 'don't want slickers Ontario's agriculture ministry sig. unable to expand its program to send city teenagers to farms for summer visits because there are not enough •farmers willing to take them, Agriculture Minister William Stewart said. ' Two of every three young persons applying for the program this summer will "be refused .admission to the -ministry's junior agriculturist program; he said. There were more than 600 applicants but only 200 farmers ,were willingto participate. Mr. Stewart was responding to a question from Murray Gaunt (L—Huron-Bruce) duringdebate on 1975-76 budget estimates of the ministry, The junior agriculturalist program accepts applications 'from teenagers aged 16 and 17' years. Once accepted, the city — dwellers spend nine weeks from the third week of June to the end of August on farms throughout Ontario. FLOWER SHOP Phone 524-8132 DAY ' OR NIGHT, SUTTON .PARK'S. • STORNOWAY LOUNG • HWY. 21 NORTH KINCARDINE • PRESENTS THIS WEEK . "NOBODY SPECIAL 7 This exciting group is a hit wherever they play. • .0. I . NEXT WEEK The Fantastic • RUFUS •ROAD MACHINE This is one of the most Dynamic fun-fi.ljed shows we, have ever seen. .Come early to be sure of •a. seat. NO COVER CHARM MON. - WED. $ 1.00 COVER CHARGE/THURS. — SAT. DON'T FORGET OUR SALAD BAR SPECIAL $1.69 • Many salads, cold cuts, cheeses, Homemade Bread etc. 4V meal you build yourself at a*reasonable price yo e." --r - • - • , Mrs. Joan Van I),en- Broech Contacted the Ontario Federation of Home and School Associations. Plans were made by an in- terested group of Women's Day Out members. Mrs. A. Munn and Mrs. L. Johnson, regional organizers were asked to speak to W.D.O., the morning of May 21st. Arrangements were made for the ladies to have lunch with Mrs. Wallace and to meet the teachers of Victoria and Robertson Memorial Public schools in the afternoon. A public organizational meeting was planned for 'Wednesday evening at the Assessment Office Board Room. In order to assess• parental •, interest a questionnaire was:; sent home with public school pupils. Of the 173 returned, 113 families were in favour of Home and School, 42 said "no" Goderich did not need a Home and School, 18 sent back blanks. Wednesday inOrning Mrs. A. Munn, Mrs. L. Johnson and Mrs. McBlain, Ontario Federation of Horne and School Associations executive members arriveJ fall- of en- thusiasm for Home and School which infected their Women's Day Out audience who 'agfeed with the Home and School Goals. HOME AND SCHOOL GOALS (These are the aims and ob- jectives to Which Home and, School members subscribe.) 1. To promote the welfare of children and youth. 2. To raise the standards of home life. • - 3. To promote and secure adequate legislation.. for 'ale care and -protection of children and youth. 4. -To foster co-operation bet- ween parents and- teachers in the training and. guidance -of youth, both during and after the school period. 5. To obtain the best for each. child according to his physical, mental, social and spiritual needs. 6. To give parents an un--- derstanding of the school and its work, and to assist in in- terpreting the 'school in all its aspect to the public. 7. To confer abd co-operate with organizations other than school which concern them- selves with the care, protection and training of children and youth in the home, school, and community; and with the education of adults to meet these responsibilities. 8. , To foster high ideals of citizenship and patriotism 1,' and to promote through educational means, international- goodwill and peace. Wednesday evening7- at the Assessment Office Board Room, encouraged .bythe positive respondences the following executive was elected; 13resident, Joanne Cham- bers: ViCe-Presidcnts, Lynda Berry and Nancv MacKinnon: Secretary, Nan( v Pond; Treasurer, Sandra Davidson; 'School Educett ion, • Judy „ • Rrindley .R nn Represen- * ta Sandy Nlaeponald, roann Kul iiihership, Mary Lynn 1 ,Hof (I Social, 1111(10 Leslie king I 'illicit)* Mr Don 0 • O'Brien (Victoria), Mr. Gana Harland (Robertson).; two teacher representatives, one from each school; and one representative 'appointed by Board of Education to represent the Board. Already the executive is busy planning the first meeting "Meet the. Teachers Night", Wednesday, October 8th. If you are interested in Home and School give oneof the executive a call. •.The ploughing has been crone. A great deal of .careful cultivation will have to be done to develop good com- munications between parents, • teachers and School Bo'ard. • " MURIEL and JERRY FISHER Are _celebrating their 25th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY on JUNE 6 at Saltford. Friends and relatives welcome. Music by The Blenders. No gifts please. •• GOLF IS• IN - FULL SWING • at The Maitland Country Club If you act NOW ... you can still get a discoOtit on your in:town membership (offer ends May 31) ... call 524-9641 for details ... Social memberships are available at $20 ... Maitland Country Club Box 64, Goderich, Ont. 524-9641 SALTFORD VALLEY • HALL - FOR RENT . Phone Ed Van den Broeck 524-9924 or 524-9366 00000(' (' 000 05)00 e(1000 00005)r. e'000a50000 We're,taking more kids sailing! YOU CAN HELP TOO Trash lit.TFedsures Sale ST., GEORGE'S PARISH HALL Saturday, May 31st 10 a.m. till 4 p.m. Consignments accepted at 20 Percent Call 524;9189 for information Sponsored by Goderich Sailing Club 0005i, a 0 0000000000 00000 01000 00000 ✓ 000e 040 • The Bavarian Tavern HIGHWAY 21, BAYFIELD . • DAILY LUNCH SPECIALS • • QUIET DINING IN • A COZY ATMOSPHERE • WEEKEND SPECIAL Stuffed Beef Rolls- $5.50 • OPEN 11 a.m.to 10p.m.7.DAYS AWEEK FULLY LICENSED • L "Majorette Night"' mfr.-7MM s \1/4, Entrance via West Side Parking Lot. 1 Tickets at the Recreation Department Office, or at the door, 50c each. The qoder ich Majorettes will be performing • _ at the GDCI Auditorium, Thursday, June 12 7:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m..—Horse Show M. L. "Tory" Gregg, M.C. JOYES MIDWAY IN FULL OPERATION ALL THREE DAYS LUNCH COUNTER FRIDAY, JUNE 6 12 Noon—Ontario Jersey Show 7:00 p.m.—Arana Concessions ripen to public 8:00 p.m.—Queen of the Fair Contest 8:45 p.m.—Senior Citizen Queen 9:00 p.M.—Official Opening 9:15 p.m.—Enierfainment Local Talent • SATURDAY', JUNE 7 p.m.—Parade ThiTu4 Town Huron County Holstein Club Show Livestock Judging 2:00 p.m.—Baby Show in Arena 7;00 p.m.—Teams in Harness 9:00 p.m.—. -Evening Grandstand Show - featuring HURON CENTRAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Elgin Thompsin, President RR 3, Kippen, Ontario Robert M. Gibbirngt, Sec.-Treas. RR 1, Clinton, Ontario • • tl ' , 11r0 -PI 11E'S • CLINTON - ONTARIO' • . 10111.11114 A • BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 P.M. •FIRST SHOW AT DUSK THURSDAY -FRIDAY -SATURDAY MAY 29-30-31 :LW Merl Iasi.•' tinim 4 iii-tinte tan e... SIL111‘41AL at her hest! ADULT ENTERTAINMENT pc• Earbra Streisand •'tot Fete-eS Sdke k‘, DING DE LAURENTUS CHARLES BRONSONI , a MICHAEL VVINNER FILM The STONE ADULT ENTtRTAIN/:;AE;41KILLUR SUNDAY ,JUNE' Love at 16 let • • M TEPEE • SCHOOL GIRLS' AOMItiANCI ...THEY ' NEVER FLUNKED AN ORAL EXAM! • THURSDAY, -FRIDAY -SATURDAY -SUNDAY • JUNE 5-6-7,8 WINNER 7 ACADEMY AWARDS ....BEST PICTURE • BEST DIRECTOR 111111110/0 00,?• takes Is a Wile Confidence PAUL /ROBERT EWMAN/ REDFORD ROBERT SHAW A r-toty,,F IOVHIU FILM "THE STING" DAVID'S WARD GEORGE1.20Y HILL TONY BILL MICHAEL nm JULIA PHILUPS Tt CHMC.01.0.0 AUNIVERSAL' ,,,A( j 4"0 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT The ultimate exercise ▪ in controlled terror. ADULT AA umittGuEllizowts piaud. ENTERTAINMENT MICHAELCAINEin "TliEBLACIS WINDMILL" cO.StOrTIN DONALD PLEASENa DEUININE SEY1110 CUVE; REVILLat d JANETSUZINAN totentlit ky YAM • OrtdOrr Hir Nereirreli Orrs:14 A Itikrc *LOOM. tOLITON r hoiNtel Ondfd 11 DON MIL (WWI*. Preductri IliCOMD.LOVeit MID MOWN ti••••3' 4