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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1976-11-25, Page 18COLBOERNECORNER 6.111.11111011.1111.1111111.11.1111.1111 those in attendance were then. answered by the panel. It was the consensus of the. panel and the audience that . there is a need • for sex education, both in the schools. and the home and the earlier this is started the better. Please plan to attend the next meeting wh'7ch will be held •in January 1977 at Robertson Public School.. The topic will be "Parents and Teachers Wqrking Together," Police report TheGoderich • P-olice' Department was.. called to w investigate four accidents during the past week, two of .which resulted in major damage estimates. A .two -car collision at the Intersection of Bruce and Victoria Street resulted in a total damage estimate of $480 to vehicle.- -'riven by Clement Desje 4iines,.60 Albert Street, Goderich and Mildred Montgomery ,,RR4 The •Desjardines Vehicle-:"' was backing out of a parking position on Victoria Street when it was struck .by the Montgomery vehicle. Damage to the Desjardine vehicle was estimated at $80 and "$400 to• the Montgomery, vehicle. There were no juries. A single car accid.ent.. November 20 resulted in $500 damage to a vehicle driven by .Stephen Chase, 137 Warren Street, Goderich after it came into • collision with a hydro, pole on Maple Street: There `'wereno injuries. also mentioned the donation --f a hand knit' 'rogue by Mrs. urdy of 'Hensall. Mrs, 'Alexander won the auction. There will be no more meetings of the Auxiliary now until March -31 when the annual meeting will be held with the election of officers. • • 'Could. you use a "r Chevette ' , If a $200 bonus for,, buying a new car :'Fall drive yqu happy, tOda'y's the day to see JIM HAYTER C#IEV for a Chevette or,'Vega? •* p,-4 You have until Decembe00, 1976 to place. • a factory order and specify they model, color and equipment you really want. •rr * Or you can buy from JIM ,HAYTER CHEV'S stock on hand up.to January 10th, 1977 and stijl get your $200. bonus. All Chevetteaid Vegas' come with four - cylinder econo :° and •. the kind of per., formance./and alit ¢ keep'. you happy .a • long 'time Okay isn't that the happiest news you'v, heard today? ,A r$200 G ,;;;bonus for buying that Chevette lira Ve ,gilt .now..-.. ,from JIM HAYTER. *. V,� DS: • oeb 34=±4±1fir:=4 HOPPERS DISCOUNT • 5 2A WEST STREET, GODERICH Across the Road from Culbert's Bakery IRONSTONE DISHES SILVERWARE CRYSTAL GARBAGE BAGS*'• 5 ML 10 BAG PKG. 83c DNOMY 1.25 ML RICK 10 BAG PKG. 43� INISTER 4AG5 IO BAG PKG: 38c 1 m 1! PAGE I2 ODERIc j SIONAL-STAR, THHURSD.AY, NOVEMBER 25;1976 MUNICIPAL ELECTION Monday, December ° G6, Colborne Township residents will have a chance to vote for council members and trustee on Huron. County Board of Education.. In the Colborne Township Council, Doug 'McNeil as Reeve and Norman Durst as Deputy Reeve have been put in by acclamation for another term. The three council members, Russell Kernighan, Grant MacPhee And Wm. Bogie are in cumbent and seeking another term as c cil members with Robe (Bob) Jewell challenging'"' or a seat on council' for the first time. Mrs.' Shirley Hazlitt is in the running for trustee on Huron • County. Board of Education. Particulars • in regard to Shirley'Hazlitt''s platform will be found elsewhere in this paper. There will be .poling r'Stations in .Saltford, Ben - miller, Carlow and the Sunset Golf Club; off highway 21 north. Check where you vote. We- ask . you please make a special effort end get out to vote Monday: RECREATION COMMITTEE Colborne .__T.o._wnship Recreation Committee met d evening, November 22 in Carlow Hall. Institute' meeting will be this of special interest to many and proving' -.to be worthwhile. If anyone wishes to join make your wishes known to Mr. Hoernig or the Recreation Comfnittee, Did you ever think how you would benefit healthwise by anticipating in this form of recreation. Cross • Country Skiing There • also was a meeting regarding. this project. recently. There •will be an outing in January 1977 and anyone interested please contact. Mr. Hoernig, phone 524-6976. In connection. with the skiing, the section on the Maitland. Trail from Auburn to the Little Lakes Is ideal for, this sport. Plans are being made • for card parties in. •Colborne Township Hall, ,. Carlow,'. euchre and 500,' starting in January 1,977, on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month. Talk this over with your friends and : further particulars will be in "Bulletin Board" or other- wise in the Signal and in this column next month. After further discussion on various matters and business being concludedt was moved that the meeting be ad- journed. i.uronviery Auxiliary plans Christmas fair The November . monthly meeting of the Huronview Ladies Auxiliary was held ,,,,,Monday-,-- November 22. President Mrs. Wilfred Colclough was in charge. The financial report by treasurer . Mrs • Mary Robinson showed a balaice of $392.91. A discussion followed on the proceeds of the fall bazaar. Mt, Seston, assistant at Huronview,, demonstrated and informed the ladies of the need for wheel chairs, par- ticularly those for geriatric patients. Mrs. Webster and Miss Peck moved the motion that was later approved, to purchase two chairs from the proceeds from the -bazaar. Mrs. • Mattie .McGregor, convener of -crafts, niade a donation of $500 to Mr. Seston for .eeotlier worthy project ,at Huronview, thelift, . < Mrs. Scratch ,who was absent for' a month,_made a donation to the Auxiliary. She also informed the members of the coupon box at the home to collect Zehr's coupons. Seaforth ladies are to be in charge of the Christmas Fair on December 6 Tor residents Christmas . shopping. It was noted the Town Seaforth will be making a : ribution of Christmas Fair gifts. 'Winners of the draw for groceries at A and. P in the Suncoast Mall areas follows: • WOMENS INSTITUTE on Monday Tiger Dunlop Women s Kn X oriatos Mrs. Ruby Bylsina and :Mrs. Wm. Treble, Londesboro; • Mrs. Stoll, Kippen; Miss Mary Gibbings, Huronview, The monthly birthday party PTA meeting will be in the char8e of the Huronview Ladies Auxiliary. The president reminded all members to firing two dozen cookies to the Christmas Fair ex education Sex education in the schools and at home.. What is being done and is there a' need .for it?. This was the topic for " discussion at the' Goderich Home and School meeting on November 18 at the. Victoria. Public School. • A panel Y of professionals Was introduced by Mrs, Sandi- D.avidson :which -consisted of = 1VIr `D ErBi len;:Principal. of Victoria Public School Mr. G. Harland, Principal. of Robertson Public School; Dr. P, .Stein, Psychiatrist; Miss Margaret McLean, Public Health. Nurse; Miss Sharon .Kirkey, R.N.; , and Mr. B. Eckhart, Superintendent; Huron -Perth Separate Schools. Each panel, member gave an up-to-date account of what ' is being done in the way of sex education in his or•her par- ticular area. Questions,,;,fro�rn for the residents. Blyth ladies offered to come early to help with some -of the preparations, The president acknowled$ed the abundance of baking which: contributed • to the successful bazaar. She ••• P Owing to the inclement Thursday, November 25, in • wasa slim.ie weather thereColborne Township . Hall. attendance. The president, Reports will be given from S . t O M. Mr. Wm. Bogie chaired the delegates - to the Huron Meeting. Reports were heard County Rally in October, also The November meeting .of.`, regardingprojects during the speaker, on Pro Life. Mem- Knox Church WMS Afternoon ^ year. The swimming classes bers are reminded to bring Auxiliary was - held in the ' this past summer were a donations for"Children's Aid church . parlor, Tuesday, decided success .with 81 Society Christmas giving. November 16. The president children learning to swim. Come and bring a friend opened the meeting with a Those in charge report no everybody welcome: short meditation and. problems arose and everydne members joined in singing co-operated. A special thanks Hymn 382. Mrs. . ,Edward is extended to those that were SOCIAL NEWS spoke briefly mentioning in charge and `organized the Colborne Central School special items of interest in the swimming project - you have report there will be no classes Glad Tidings. Minutes of last done a great deal for the.,. this Friday, November 26, as meeting were . read and children of Colborne Town- it . is Professional Develop- adopted and roll. call showed' ship. ment Day. The Colborne 29 members and two visitors. Bill. Jewell reported en the • Central School will hold their present. -: softball activities -this past • • • mp Kintail • • • Christmas Concert Monday; Items of business were summer: Over one hundred • Deceinber20. promptly attended to- moved children took part in softball The students • are . quite= by ' Mrs, Erskine and with five boys' teams, com= active making arrangements seconded by Mrs, F. Lodge prjrsing oversixty boys and for putting a float that we have our December three gir1steams with over 40 Christmas parade December meeting_ a week -earlier, girls playing. They report an 4. Tuesday, December 14. Mrs. active season playing with There. will be a Volleyball James Horton and Miss Hazel teeing from Hullett, Auburn; Tournament at G:D,C.I. that Macdonald were reported in Stanley and.. Goderich the senior students will take hospital and several mem- Township ,and in the inter- part in on December 18;hers convalescing at home: township games three of: the • Colborne Central school Cards of thanks were read boys' teams, senior, junior. students are also entered into • from . Mrs. Ernest Bogie and and tykes, won trophies and, the Knights of 'Columbus family, Mrs. R. Bell and Mrs. ;the senior, .,girls were alSso - Basketball Free Throw at' James appreciated cards winners. Whether they win or G°D.C.I. on December 11: , sent them recently. lose the . children derive We are sorry to report the Mrs: Enright, Literature.. '. ° considerable benefit from the principal, Mr. John . Kane, Secretary reported • several. sport A;pecie»hanks to the had an unfortunate accident interesting books available to. coaches and all who take the recently, but in spite of the the members for reading, - time to 1p in the softball handicap he is able to carry Study book program for nxt project it on and we wish him a speedy. year .'was explained and The Snowmobile Club hada recovery, approved. Treasurer's report meeting Thursday evening was received and adopted on with a splendid attendance We are pleased to report, motion of.Mrs, G. G. which showed keen interest in Larry Mitchell, Goderich, MacEwan and Mrs. Stokes. this sport. At this meeting formerly of . . ColborneMembers brought their mite: they chose a new executive Township is home making bones to this meeting and with the- exception of the favourable progress from. the Mrs. Straiton, supply president, Butch MacLaren, painful accident he had a secretary, reported $68.32 has who has been very in- couple of month; ago. been received,- Offering was strumental in the suecess of • Also Mr. John Henderson, received anbd dedicated. the club and who is acting as Carlow, has returned home . Devotions for the meeting after ' being • a patient in were in charge Of Mrs. Ron. Alexandra Marine . and McCallum, Mrs. Frank General Hospital, Goderich Wilcox and Mrs. Don Croft, .. forseveral weeks. who., jointly. .gave an in, Mrs. James Horton is at teresting account or the i present in Victoria Hospital, highlights in the life of Eunice' `• London where shehas un-: andi Lois as found in, II`- dergone surgery for her knee-. Timothy and Priscilla:; as ' injury in her recent accident.. We are pleased to report she is improving and hope she will soon be back to Goderich, found in Acts 18, and Phoebe Rom. 16, women of the Bible. Mrs: Edward thanked the ladies for their interesting discourse of the characters portrayed, The matter of giving financialaid to Camp Kintail project *was •discussed and it was moved: by Mr's. G. G. MacEwan and ';seconded, by Mrs. Crooke that we give $50.00 to Camp Kintail project from Mite Box receipts. The meeting closed with the singing of a hymn followed by the • benediction, after which president for another term. This club is also quite active and a special thanks to all who devote time for the furtherance of this sport and anyone wishing membership • please contact Butch MacLaren. Fee is $10.00. Mr. ' Hoernig reported on the Maitland Trail. This is a project whichis certainly going ahead and fast gaining enthusiasm. They have made considerable progress this past year and have made , many improvements in the walk, especially in the walk from B,.rtrniller to the Palls. "Pus is one recreation tiroiect 'all enjoyed agocial half hour [__BE A REGU.LAR+ BLOOD • DONOR The company I . represent insures • one out of five persons in Canada and the U.5, Don't you want to do business with a leader, too? . 9 Percival St, Clinton N 482-7703 • PROCLAMATION To The Citizens Of Tho;; Town of Goderich As Directed 'By Resolution .. Of The Municipal Council 1 hereby Declare • Wednesday, Dec. lst, 1976 as Flag Dedication Day in. THE TOWN OF G°ODERICH 6.. J. Shewfelt-__ Mayor SPECIALS ON STEREO EQUIPMENT R TRACK QUAD AND TWO SPEAKER SYSTEMS SMALL STORE ow BIG SAVINGS 1 ..