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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1966-04-21, Page 16na aFf N Tate" eri0ki Si al•Star Thursday, April 21, 1966 ° ^ ` �� �' nEducationalistsMerits Of TV ount. Consider Huron Gou;hty edulcational- Ilta will be xi ked. to .consider. the , amerits, of. televi h's'o n I n. Striictioti in the schools at .a 'COrferenee to be held in Sea-. fortlt' 9n, April 27,. •,dohn- Nagle of Dublin, a man Who believes television may provide an answer, ihas, arranged the 'program to co- ver. many aspects of edutca- tional television. • The prAgram which. will be presented in the auditorium „of 'the Se Tomb District High School during the afternoon and evening will provide sam- ples used in Toronto backed up by, a display of the latest equipment. ,Theafternoon program ill run from.2 to 4 p.m. and from °4.20 to' 5.15. The first part will be. of particular interest to trustees, councillors and the general public; from 4:20 material interesting both them and any teachers who may be present will be ,presented. The evening program, will be aimed at teachers at all levels. Display and demon- stration of equipment will be a feature of both afternoon and evening programs. The speaker will be Ron- ald E. Dodge, Supervisor of Elementary School Television,. Toronto, a ,man with wide ex- perience in both teaching and television. now activelycon- nected with M.E.T;.A., a so -op- erative association which pion- eers, develops ,and produces programs iter bro,adcas`I„ in the metropolitan Poronto area. "We feel that in view of the increasing, interest and im- portance of Educational Tele- vision at all levels of educa- tion that this will be a • worth- while experience .for trustees And teachers and for any oth- ers interested in education," said Mr. Nagle. `$ince this is strictly a non- profit venture we will expect these boards attending to make a contribution to cover the expenses of the speaker and something to cover any out of pocket expenses of the Seaforth District High School who are prow iding the space for -the §howing. "We feel that this should PERSONALS Miss Lynn Bradley of Toronto spent her Easter holidays visit- ing her grandmother, Mrs. Ern- est Craig, and her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Chamney. Mr. and Mrs. Bart. Bradley spent the weekend in town and Lynn re- turned ,home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Brenton Godkin of London, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. `Bob Chisholm, Elgin avenue, over the weekend. BRIDGE There were four tables in play at the Goderich Duplicate Bridge Club on Monday night. Winners and their scores were as, follows: Mrs. R. L. McDonald and Mrs. R. Shrier, 37%; Mrs. F. Reid and Mrs. B. Erskine tied with Mrs. A. Galbraith and • Dr. I. Wambera with 331; Mrs. D. Worthy and Mrs, D. Stoyle, 33 points. CLEARANCE SALE W -PANTS REV GLO REG. 2.90 Qts QT.1.75 DISCONTINUED COLORS 97 1.00 HOUSEPMNT GAL4.75 SERVICE ELECTRIC Victoria St. (Goderich Limited) 524.8581 p provide material of actual val- ue to township and separate 4chool boars and to boards at high school level, and that a contributior of five to ten dollars ,a unit would be fair, • the ai lobi« based bn the num- ber of units attending. Ar- rangements will be made " of the afternoon session to cal- culate and receive these con- tributions," he added: PORT ALBERT Hoy is a patient in Alexandra Hospital, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Trunubley visited with Mrs. Fred Weir of Collingwood over the weekend. Mrs. Weir returned, with them for a few days. 4, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bowden, Linda and Barbara of London visited over the weekend with Mrs. Dave Martin and .family. Mrs. William Stewart of Auburn was also a visitor. Palestine Talk For WMS Group Highway Minister Speaks . . (Contfnu. 4 :front' page 1.1 ownUrban Transportation Studies. on have o ti e `Centr spopulation a ofp P the greatest influence on tra- vel patterns, and 1 azn pleased ,.to say that we have worked, closely with the municipal- ities to. obtain the best pos- sible information, and, at the same time, to• co-ordinate their ,road pians and needs, with the proposed future road network resulting from each Area Study. "Thus, the full implications and inter dependence of the Urban Transportation Studies which we have been eneourag- ing the cities and larger rowns to carry out from 1959 onward should ' be readily apparent. Critical Factor "Essentially, •the critical, factor is the Origin -Destina- tion Surveys which form the basis for estimating the actual travel demands of the motor- ing public. Eaeh Area Study shows, in broad terms, the best location for King's High- ways and determines the re- spective functions of other roads in the area. As well, it establishes priorities, with estimated costs. The Women's Missionary So- ciety of the Free Meithodist. Church held their monthly meeting in the church Thursday evening, attended by more than 45 members and friends with Mrs. Len Rodges, president, in charge. Miss Eva Somerville, intro- duced by Mrs. R. Cornish, gave a talk on Palestine, while show- ing coloreu slides of pictures token during her trip through -the Holy Land. These, pictuyres showed the actual locations of Christ's work. Preceding the pictures was a .trio, with a message in song, composed of Mrs. D. Ralston, Mrs. M. McKee and Mrs. P. Hutchins. KI NGS6-RI DGE KINGSBREDGE. - Mr. • and Mrs. 0. Heffernan, Raymond, Anne and Jerry visited friends in Arthur on Sunday. Winners of the Easter draw held-- at' the 'ardmparty last Fri- day evening were Mrs. Wilfred Austin, tulip quilt; Mrs. John Quesnel1, Toronto, stainless steel carving set, and Ed. Stro- phey, Don Mills, was the win- ner of the stainless service for six, • Mrs. G. Kinahan spent the Easter vacation in London. Miss Frances 'Gilmore spent the .weekend at her home. Mrs. Bernadine Kenny • and Miss: Beatrice" Keenen spent the weekend with Mrs. O'Neil. A shower held for Miss Aud- rey Austin, bride -elect was well attended. Diana ;Fairish` was chairman and conducted a con- test. Diane Vassella gave a reading and Sharon Cozirtney a piano selection. Those help- ing Audrey open her gifts were Diana Farrish, Sharon Courtney, F/J, Hogan and her sister Lynn Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Doh- erty and family spent the week- end with relatives here. Mr., and Mrs. ,Mark Dalton attended the K. of C. dinner in Stratford on Sunday. "The road projections which form the heart of the recom- mendations flowing from each Highway Area Planning Study are actually approached from (the standpoint or premise that no roads existin the area. "However, roads represent- ing an investment of many -millions do exist and, aeeord- ingly, realistic adjustments must be made so as to fit these projections 01 the 'de- sire routes' as well as possible into -the existing network. "Sonie of the governing con- siderations are fairly obvious, such as, economic factors, lands Use, the present state of development and that. which may ,reasonably be expected in the future." Mx. MacNaughton denied that his planners had :any knowledge of the now Ford Plant being , "in the ind" when it planned the new free- way link from London to €t. Thomas. "The fact of the Matter Is that they did not, in the early stages. "However, these plans did become -known ata later stage and the implications were taken into , consideration in planning from that point for- ward," he said. The minister forecast the next 10 years' would see great- ly extended mileages of con- trolled access freeways, ,ex- pressways, Class A highways, more development roads and an updating of the existing network: Mr. MaeNaughton said he had taken into consideration the importance of a balanced transportation system. "We must not fall into the trap of putting all our eggs in one basket as has been done in Los Angeles where trans- portation is almost entirely oriented towards express - mays," he said. Chairman, D. W. Coleman, MATCH ANYTHING with Raging Orange? Whimsical White? Every day someone creates a new color. Can you imagine what it's like tryingrto please everyone? Crown Diamond can with their decoratone coloration system. Think of shy color and your Crown Diamond Dealer will match it on the spot in any finish. . 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