The Goderich Signal-Star, 1967-07-13, Page 15Photo by R. J. Nephew
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MacDOUGALL -WEST
A wedding trip to .Sritish,
Columbia followed the marriage
tiof Sharon Louise West, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. 'Richard West
of R. R. 3, Goderich, and Allan
Lloyd MacDougall, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Mac Dougall of
R. R. 6, Lucknow.
The double.ring exchange of
vows was heard by Rev. Neil
McCombie of Ripley, Ontario
in Ashfield ' Presbyterial;
church, Saturday June 24, in a
setting of pink gladioli and white
mums.
Given in marriage by her
father,the bride wore a lovely
gown of white delustered satin,
fashioned on simple lines with a
deep border of baroque lace at,
thethree-quarter sleeves and
hemline. The chapel train was
appiqugd with lace motifs.
Her veil of white tulle illusion
fell from a circlet of satin and
lace: She carried a cascade of
pink rosebuds, stephanotis, and
ivy.
Mrs. Marianne Smeltzer of
R.R. 1 Ripley, was her sister's
matron of honor, and brides-
maids were 'Grace MacDougall
of Kitchener and Susan Caslick
of London. They wore identical
'gowns of dawn pink champeau
with empire bodices accented
by lace embroidery, and mat.
ching circlet headdresses.
Their bouquets were' white
maims and baby pink carnations.
msman was William An.
of R. R. 7,__Lt>9�Kvx
shers were James West
, R. 3, Goderich, and Larry
yd of London. The guests
'were received in Reids' Cor..
ners Hall by•thebride's mother.
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wearing an aquamarine crepe
sheath dress with lace bodice,
white accessories, and a pink
orchid corsage. Assisting, the
groom's mother chose a soft
, pink coatdress ensemble of
nylon chiffon, matching pink and
white accessories, and a core
sage of pink and white. `roses.
For the,, wedding trip the bride
wore a pink Aline dress of Jude
linen, pink and ' white access.
odes, and a pink orchid cor.
corsage. The couple will live
on R. R. 6, Lucknow. The groom
is a teacher at Lucknow Dis.
trict High School, and the bride
is a nurse at Wingham and Dis-
trict hospital.
PRE -NUPTIAL EVENTS
On June 12, Susan,, Caslick
entertained at her apatment in
London where former class.
mates gathered for a miscell-
aneous shower. Mrs. Lloyd
MacDougall held '•a relative
shower on June 16. On June 19,
a community shower was held in
North Ashfield Public School.
Mrs. John Strong Jr,, Mrs.
Mary Lee and Mrs. Pat Gib.
son of Wingham entertained at
a miscellaneous shower at Mrs.
Strong's home on June 20.
Personal
r a &ri ath1 Mrs. David Gerrie,
Blair and Kyle, of Toronto were
in town this weekend visiting
with, relatives. Mrs. Gerrie is
the granddaughter of the late
Mrs. William Strauehan.
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PY'' R. S..atkey
The eagerly.anticipated re.
port of a survey of educational
facilities in the coktnty of lluron
was presented to rluron county
council at the June session in
Goderich by Public School In.
spector •J. H. Kinkead.
`
As it !stated, the report was
prepared "in order to acquaint
the members with recent dev.
elopments' and. ,.to supply infer.
mation which would permit a
study of the ' 'future • planning.
There has been 'general coop•
eration .,in, the preparation of
this report," he commented.
The following surveys were
included In the report: (1) en.
rolment by grades.•elementary
public schools; (2) enrolment
by grades.. separate schools;
,(3) enrolment by grades. prig.
'ate (,schools; ,,(4) enrolment by
grades. secondary schools; (5)
enrolment by grades. Huron,,
County secondary pupils; (6) en.
rolment by grades and courses.
Huron County secondary. pupils;
(7) transportation of pupils.
elementary and secondary;• (8)
financial statistics. elementary
schools; (9). financial statistics.
secondary schools; (10) plans
for secondary schools.
"Certain difficulties pre.
vented the committee from pre.
paring reports showing the en.
rolment of pupils by municipal.
ities in secondary schools, and
a survey of secondary school
costs by municipalities. It is
hoped ' that these may Abe sub.
mitted to this council at a later
date."
URGES STUDY
"I would like every member
of County Council to take this
report home and study it," Wil.
mer (lardy, Coibarne, chairman
of the 'Joint public school con.
sultative committee and the sec.
ondary school consultative coin.
mittee, declared.
"Plans should be looked into
thoroughly before anything
drastic is done with regard to
new accommodations," he said,
"We as county councillors,
should enquire' into the activit.
ies of our school boards. We
represent the people who have to
pay for it."
ENROLMENTS BY GRADES
'Elementary public schools:
kindergarten,' 650; grade • one,
1,024; grade two, 1,087; grade.
three, '1,018; grade four, 1,007;
grade five, 973; grade six,1,016;
grade seven, .995; grade eight,
1,007; special, 55; grand -total,
8,832.
Elementary R man'Catholic
se te���,kinde_
36 ade one 139; 9gxaci
170; grade three, • 183; grade
four, 159; grade five, 180; grade
six, 160; grade seven,127; grade
eight, 146;, grand total, 1,360.
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Elementary Calvin Christian
school, Clinton; grade one, 24;
grade two, 29; grade three, 23;
grade four, 24; grade five, 30;
grade •six, 20; grade seven, 24;
grade eight, 14; grand total,188.
Secondary schools; grade
nine, 1,717; 1 grade ten, 1,437;
grade eleven, 1,121; grade twelve
951; grade thirteen, 356; grand
total, 5,582.
Huron county .pupils in see.
ondary schools;, grade' nine,
1,141; grade ten, 930; grade elev.
en, 745; grade twelve, 664;
grade thirteen, 256; grand total,
3,736.
Huron county pupils. Five.
year course: grade nine, 668;
grade ten\,, 412; grade eleven,
387; grade twelve, 358; grade
thirteen, 263; grand total, 2,088.;
Four.Year Course: grade nine,
377; grade ten, 461; grade elev.
en, 370; grade twelve,. 274;
grand` total, 1,482; special coin.
mercial, grade twelve, 42; Two.
year, course,, grade nine, 55;
grade ten, 39; total, 94; occup.
ational course; grade nine; 48;
grade ten, 34; total 82.
TRANSPORTATION
Elementary public schools:
Huron county school area No 2;
462 pupils; $39,805 (cost of
transportation); Colborne TSA,
230 $11,475; Goderich TSA:
315, $29,456; Grey TSA, 375,
$26,969; Hay TSA, 252, $20,.
883; Howick TSA, 574, $38,675;
Hullett TSA, 289, $8,400 (four
months only); Huron County
school area NAL. 1, 579; $22,.
D_
y.,
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381. (partial); McKillop TA, 24,
$2,460; Morrls.EastWawanosh,
449, $35,100; Turnberry,'281,.
$11,742; Stephen, 419; $7,109;
Usborne, 272, $22,000, ro • -
Sscondary schools; Clinton,
560, $56,381; Exeter; 641; th
Clinton, 104; $67,400; Goderich;
296; to Clinton. 124, $48,794;
Seaforth(Jan to June), •�
448; .
to Dec) 398; $59,024; 'Winghep�4.amc;•
636, •$86,625; Listowel, 525,
$60.843; Lucknow, 192, $36,007; ,
Norwell 495, $335,593.
SECONDARY StHOOLS •
'Clinton pupils 1,035; tea.
chers 69; Instruction ' Cost
$590,137; Tax .. rate 18; Grants
$366,123.
Exeter pupils, 737; teachers
42; Instruction cost 353,228;
Tax rate 15; Grants 389,007.
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Goderich pupils 644; teachers
34; InstrucI,ion cost 274,215;
Tax rater 1$;"„1Giants 361,948.
S eaforth pupils, -420; teachers
20; Instruction cost 157,308;
Tax rate 12.8; Grants 264,000.
W inghamupils 980; teachers
49; Instruction 'Cost 390,78;
Tax rate 9; Grants 4.80,490,
Listowel pupils 827; teachers
46; Instruction cost .36,260;•
Tax • rate 14 Grants 399,541.
Lucknow pupils 177; _teachers
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STATIONERY
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12; InstrUetion cest100,051;TA
rate 16; Grants 138,887. „
Norwell '(Palmerston) pupils
762; teachers 40; lnstt,'ttction
cc* 270,829; Tax rate 12, 5;
Grants 259,700. •
SECONDARY PLANNVING.,
Cnntwn, Assessment, $10,-
856„225; Debentures Nii,'Plans,
None at the mci'ment, .
Exeter assessment, $15,701,.
347; Debentures $1,431,000;
Plans, Additions under con.
struction.
Goderich assessment 114,.
185,439, 'Debentures $1,470,000;
Plans Addition six rooms, gym.
tiasium, library, offices, $590,.
000.
Seaforth assessment $9,•
504,571; Debentures, 1,010,000;
Plans, Addition 15 rooms to re.
place 12 former rooms.
Wingham assessment $13,.
686,719; Debentures 850,000;
Plans; Addition, $2,750,000. 18
elassroots, shops, etc.•
Listowel assessment 16,837,.
605; Debentures 591,000; Plans
Addition contemplated; 'two por.
tables in use.
Lucknow assessment'$5,369,.
862; Debentures 360,000;
Plans At January 196'T• became
part of Huron.Bruce HS• Dis.
tract. "
Norwell assessment $9,521,
986;, Debentures $607,500;
Plans, Amalgamation with
Arthur HS District, Mt. For.
. est HS. District, January 1967.
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