HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1961-04-27, Page 3THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1961
Sugar and Spice
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four, so we'll be right at the pool
at first light -well, maybe a short
one, and make it light. And first
thing you know it's 3 a.m. and
you haven't started looking for
your waders.
Three hours later, you totter out
of the house, feeling as though
you'd been clubbed. But the cold
air hits you and your savage, prim-
itive instinct begins to surge again
And you sneer down the street at
the larkened houses of all the lit-
tle, soft people who are still in
bed.
And you race for the stream,
blood pounding, through the raw,
dark morning. With the heater
on high. And you slip up that back
road and park a quarter mile from
the pool so nobody will follow you
and spoil that first glorious cast.
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And you stumble through the
bush, careless in your hurry to be
the first, and alone. And in the
dark, you tear your pants and go in
over the tops of your waders, But
the wild exulation drives you on,
indifferent to discomfort.
And you feel your way along
the little path, past the big stump,
until you know the pool is just
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ZURICH CITIZENS NEWS
Brucefield Couple FIVE BOARDS. EXPORE Possl
BIL.ITIES
Married 25 Years informationVocational. On Huron
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PAGE THREE
Mr. and Mrs. William Caldwell,
Brucefield, celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary on Friday,
April 7.
On Saturday, April 8, there was
a family dinner at the Dominion
Hotel, Zurich, followed by a social
evening at home at which relatives
and friends were present and the
family presented them with a
chest of silver.
Mr. and Mrs. Caldwell have one
daughter, Mrs, Fred (Alice) Deich-
ert, Clinton; and three sons, Ro-
bert, Kenneth and Gordon, at
home.
ahead, And you stop there and
breath deep in the darkness, and
you feel good, and alive. And
carefully, by touch, you put your
bait on. Then, the black turns to
gray, and you advance cautiously
to the pool's edge, and prepare for
your first cast of the season, feel-
ing like a king. '
And swiftly comes the first light
now, to reveal, standing shoulder
to shoulder, nineteen trout fisher-
men ringing the pool.
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School Given B Superintendent
At a meeting of boards and prin-
cipals of the five secondary schools
of Huron County held in Clinton
on Tuesday night, April 15, infor-
mation regarding a proposed com-
posite school for the area was re-
ceived from E. J. Davies, assistant
superintendent of secondary schoo-
Is for Ontario.
Chairman of the meeting was
Robert Welsh, RR 2, Bayfield.
Charles S, MacNaughton, MLA
for Huron, urged that the boards
"move quickly, if you are interes-
ted in this thing. There will be a
great demand for this, and govern-
ments have a habit of running out
of money. If you act in haste, I'll
guarantee the Minister of Educa-
tion and the Department will go
all the way with you."
Mr. MacNaughton had the opin-
ion of Dr. S. D. Rendall, BA, sup-
erintendent of secondary educat-
ton, that "The Huron area is a nat-
ural for this kind of thing" (mean-
ing a composite school, offering a
variety of courses of vocational na-
ture as well as general course and
commercial training).
The boards agreed to hold their
own monthly meetings; consult
with their own councils, and come
back to Clinton for a second meet-
ing in three weeks, ready to consi-
der the matter further. The date
set is Tuesday, May 9. Involved
are Goderich and Clinton Colleg-
iate Institutes, Exeter, Seaforth
and Wingham high schools.
As Mr. Davies, the speaker from
Toronto said, he is one of five
assistants to Dr. Randall. At pres-
ent the Canadian government has
offered 100 percent grant for con-
struction, furnishings and equip-
ping such a building. For the pur-
pose of receiving the grant, the
area of Huron County would be
considered large enough, with suf-
ficient potential in students, to
qualify for that grant. Offer of
this grant expires in 1963.
He explained that one school
board would have to take the init-
iative, be prepared to be respons-
ible for the school, and then do a
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selling job upon neighbours, so
that a long term agreement could
be netered into with the object of
obtaining enough support that the
school could be maintained.
"A tecnical course," said Mr -
Davies, "is a challenging one. It
takes just about as good a boy to
complete one, as it does for a gen-
eral course. Employers want work-
ers with more general education.
A truck driver today requires
knowledge in book-keeping, and is
responsible for large sums of mon-
ey, and for expensive equipment.
"Courses in technical schools
are changing with demand," went
on the speaker. "No longer do we
have a carpentry course -because
too much time is spent on cabinet
making. So we are planning a
course to he called construction,
where work which can actually fit
into a job later on is being taught.
A large percentage of students in
technical courses take up electric-
ity and electronics (about 26 per-
cent); machine shop is 17 percent;
auto mechanics 18 percent and
woodwork is only 5.1 percent.
Many different facets of the pos-
sible building program were con-
sidered. The problem as laid down
will be to find a centre where
neighbouring towns will be prepar-
ed to cooperate in sending pupils
and sharing the maintenance cost
of the increased scope of training.
The meeting was arranged for
by the Ontario Farmers Union, Hu-
ron Unit, educational committee,
composed of Robert Taylor, Mrs.
Govenlock and Robert Welsh. This
committee has presented a brief
ate.. as
/As
to the Ontario Department of Ed-
ucation in Toronto, where they had
a good reception, and the meeting
here was the development from
that.
As far as building a strictly vo-
cational school is concerned, Mr.
Davies felt that this would not be
considered favourably, There has
not been one built in the past 20
years. The trend is toward a com-
posite school, manly because of
the need for teachers of academic
subjects, A large percentage of
the course must be academic, with
the smaller percentage of technic-
al training increased each year. It
was thought that an addition to
an existing school could fill the
requirements.
Charles MacNaughton asked
the boards to meet the problem
squarely, and not allow it to be-
come .a competition between towns
for the honour of receiving the
location of the school. "You should
decide if you want it, and then
place it where it will serve the
area best," said Mr. MacNaughton.
Hensall Couple Are
Married 40 Years
(By our Hensall Correspondent)
A family dinner at the Iroquois
Hotel, London, Wednesday, April
19, marked the 40th wedding an-
niversary of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph
Ferguson, of Hensall. Also includ-
ed in the family dinner were their
ten grandchildren.
"Open House" was held in the
evening at their home, to close
neighbours and relatives. Mr. and
Mrs. Ferguson were showered with
gifts, flowers and congratulatory
messages.
Following their marriage of 40
years ago they farmed in Usborne
Township retiring to Ilensall two
years ago this May.
Their family include three sons,
Russell, Usborne; Howard, Thames -
ford; Lloyd, Usborne; and Velma,
Mrs. Grant Govanlock, RR 3, Lam-
beth, and ten grandchildren.
Village of Zurich
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DAYLIGHT SAVING TME
Pursuant to policy established by the Zurich Village Council,
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME will be observed in this municipality
in 1961
FROM
Sunday, April 30, cit 2:00 a.m.
ALBERT J. KALBFLEISCH,
Clerk -Treasurer
W. LLOYD O'BRIEN
Reeve
Granulated Sugar
10 LB. 83c
Brylcreem
LARGE TUBE 49c
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Nesle's ale Quick
2 LB. TIN 85c
Gillette
Blades
PKG. OF 5 - 19c
PKG. OF 12 - 39c
Kotex
'York Kernel Corn
3
14 OZ. TINS 49c
McLAREN 16 OZ. SWEET
Wafer Pickles
29c
YORK 16 OZ. SWEET
Mixed Pickles
23c
BLUE BONNET
Margarine
3 LB. PKG. 71c
piimem
FANCY QUALITY
L1BBY'S
Orange Juice Tomato Juice
48 OZ. TIN 43c
48 OZ. TIN 29c
NAW ECONOMY SIZE
Spic and Span
$1.29 (15c Off Pack)
QUEENSWAY
Dessert Pears
20 OZ. TIN 19c
Clover Leaf, Solid White Meat l
Tuna Fish
WHITE CROSS
Toilet Tissues
4 ROLL PACK 45c
BEE -HIVE
7 OZ. 39c
CLARK'S 15 OZ.
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Sockeye Salmon
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Beans with Pork
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JAM
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3 -FRUIT MARMALADE
24 oz. Jar 29c
TEXAS 20 OZ.
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PEAMEAL BACK BACON
COOKED HAM
PURE PORK SAUSAGE
BUTT PORK CHOPS
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