The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-11-30, Page 6t The Godarlch
Stair le, happy to Assist
the orgeeizstlons in and
around the municipality
to "reserve" detail for
Important eVent;.
A group, Wishing) to
chart an upcoming; event
well In advance of • the.
date planned., , may
telephone The Goderich .
Signal -Star with the in-
formation which will, be
1 rooted an a master calen-
dar—There is no charge
for this service, However,
. no eventwill be charted
unless The Signal -Star is
explicitly asked to do so.
It should also be noted
that, such charting does
not ensure that the date
selected -will have no
other event ongoing. The
Signal -Star has no con-
trol over such matters
and cannot be held
responsible for conflic-
ting dates. '
The service is intended
merely as a community
calendar which may or
may not be used, as local,
organizations chcoose.
‘.)1.1 ARE INVITED on December
10th or 17th to see the best from the
west, Ibn Hathfan, 4 -year-old Arabi-
an stallion who has over 70 ribbons
and 30 trophies. Coffee from,, 2 to 4
o'clock at Cunninghams' Ranch. 20
~--B � Sti� yet-Watke-rt0n. -48 43 "
AHMEEK Chapter. 1.0.D.E., is hold-
ing'a Christmas Bake Sale in Wor
sells Store Saturday. Dec: 9, starting
,at 12 o'clock noon. —g48,49 ,
MR. AND MRS. WARREN ZINN in-
vite you to. attend a wedding recep-
tion in honour of the marriage of
their (Laughter. Diane and Ron Fer-
guson, on Saturday,' December 2nd
at 9 p.m. in Brookside School. Music
by Ron Jasper Quintette. --48x
OPEN HOUSE Dec. 4 to 8. 1-9, Mon:
& Tues. 7-9. Wed-. Thurs., Fri. 1'0` r
off all crafts. Doris Pagon, 88 Newg-
ate St. —48
cow to. Blyth. Lion& Club
Bingo every Saturday night at
8:30, p.m., Community Hall.
Adrnission $1.00, 12 regular
games, $10.00 each. Two Share -
The -Wealth games. One $25.00
special,. $125.00 jackpot, if taken
in 60 calls, if not taken, $10,00
added each night. 50 percent of
take to full card if ,jackpot not
taken.-37tf
BLUE WATER CHAPTER No. 284,
Order of the Eastern Star, will hold
a bake sale on Saturday, December
2. 1972. at Worsell Bros. Hardware
Store. The Square. Goderich, Ontar-
io.—g48x
THE MAPLE LEAF Chapter.
1:O.D.E., will hold their annual
Chrrstrnas Pot Luck Supper Tues..
Dec. 5, 6:30 p.m. at the Harboriite
Inn. —g48
VISIT TRE Kinette Christmas Ba-
zaar. Bake Sale and Tea. at McGee's
Garage. December 9th, from 2:00 to
5:00 p.m.. featuring stuffed dolls,
toys, and a.quilt draw.—g46,g48,g50
AN "EVENING of Music" by Victo-
ria Street United Church 'Choir.
Come and enjoy the Spirit of Christ-
mas with carols old and new. Sun-
day. December 10th. at 8:00 p.m. —
848.49
ASK FOR AN'
APPOINTMENT
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I f you havE a hearing problem
contact The Zenith Hearing Aid
Service by calling. RIECK
PHARMACY 524-7241, 14 t r.e
Square. FREE TESTING. NO
OBLIGATION.
When You Shop Say...
SAW
IT IN THE
SIGNAL
Frank & Gus Carry -Out
ALSO '
SPAGHETTI -LASAGNA -RAVIOLI
50 WEST STREET,, GODERICH
(Near The Laundromat)
FREE DELl VERY!
OPEN 4 p.m. to 2 a.m.
X5JG 55aStai ✓NIM, S7.3i:9e Sz iris] 5 eS Fi APSWSSA9
BAYFIELD RD.—GODERICH
524-7711. ri
DINING AND DANPING ' �A
EVERY FRIDAY AND-
SATURDAY,
NDSATURDAY, NIGHT g
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
DECEMBER. 1 & 2 I
The •
BLUETONES
Please get your New Year's Eve Tickets Now - Limited g
Supply
Legistaxtaxs;ssrammsaysolza=ssmrsx*ssasszsiciesixtsmiamvaxissj
•
BUSINESSMAN'S LUNCH
is now our specialty
Something Different Everyday
SCHEDULED GODERICH
nterrr�edrate C-1fioc + y
GODERICH SAILORS
vsr
PORT ELGIN SUNOCOS
FiltAY, DEC. 1st
8:30 p.m.
Goderich,
Aron
Admj �
Adolfo - $1.00
Students and
Children
"it --A:
WTBERAN. WorshiP Service
Sunday, Dec. 3, 1972, 2 p.ni.
Knox Chapel, Goderich. Bruce
Bjorkquist officiating. Everyone
welcome.-42tf
NEW BINGO at Clinton Legion
Hall, 8:30 p.m., Nov. 23
Admission $1.00. Fifteen regular
games $10 each. Three Share -
the -Wealth games, One' Jackpot
bane for $170,00 in 56 calls ur,
less, or guaranteed $25
consolation. One call .and $10.00
added weekly if not won.---tf
BINGO every Saturday at
Goderich Legion Hall. 8 3ti"p ni.
Fifteen regular games, '1;12.10
prizes. Four phare -the -wealth
1;ani'es with thi week's jackpot
$80.00 v%stn In 5.6 tall. t'uur
Itrize, Adriii,—sun J iN► -- ti
Hearing Tests •
(NO OBLIGATION)
For appointment call
Campbell's, 168 The Square,
phone 524-7532. "BELTONE"
Service Centre, second
Thursday of each month, 1-3
p.m. Batteries and repairs for
most makes.
STAGS
DANCES
PLAYS
SPORTS
PROMOTE YOUR
ENTERTAINMENT.,-,
GET RESULTS
THE SUREST WAY
OPEN
DEC. 7TH TO 23RD
TIL 9 P.M.
Letters to the Ediror
PearEditor: 258,23.7; Taxpayers' Cost *with
1 would like to reply to.same 'Clinton and District ,Christian
comments made tam the mice- School pupas, $.1,257,804; DU*
. chairman of the Huron County -lerence, $4O3.
Board of Education, in a letter* The above •comparison indi-
toiheeditor.., which appeared, ' c ates Mt', Broadfo. ot's claim. is
in your paper o11 November 23, grossly exaggerated.What he
1972. railed to recognize boil/ever, is
• Mi - -John Bruad.toot stated: , : the effect, the local assessment
ft -is costing the Huron County of the parents. whose children
Elementary school ratepayers attend the Clinton and District
$28,955 because 193 students Christian School, has to the
laving in the county do Ott at- Huron County Board taxpayers
tend our schools,. a ` in spreading over, at a 'lower
This statement is grossly 'ex- ta'rate, the unrecognizable
aggerated. Following are facts extraordinary e)penditUre of
relative to the calculation of ./ the Board, such as transports•
the grant the County Board tion. debt charges etc. It be=
.receives from the Provincial comes obv.ous that there is an.
Government for Ordinary Ex- o' erall advantage'to the. Huron
penditures. These figures were County taxpayers without the
obtained from the County 193 pupils who attend the Clin-
Board administrative office and ton and Districts• Christian
were available tp me as a pub- School while the supporters of
lic school taxpayer. the Christian School receive no
. FACTS: 1. 1972 Recognised benefit whatever,
Ordinary Expenditure_ 54,- .Parents whose children at
294,495: 2. 1972' Ordinary Ex- tend the Clinton and District
penditure Grant 70.70'(; 3. 1972 Christian School pay thousands
Equalized Assessment 5315,-
869,227: 4. 1972 Equalized As-
sessment per pupil $38,934; 5.
1972 Average Daily Enrolment,
8113; 6. 1972 Rec ?gnized ' Ex-
penditure per pupil $529.335; •
RESULT: A. Without 193 pu-
pils of the Clinton and District
Christian School, 8113 pupils ni
$529.335 each, $4,294,495; Grant
70.70' (, $3,036,208: • Taxpayers'
Cost, $1;258,287: Equalized Mill
Rate 3.98 mills.
B. With 193 pupils of the Clin-
ton and District Christian
School, 1. Recognized Ordinary
Expenditure. $4,396,657: 2. Ordi-
--nary l awe -- Gra414; -
71.39'r ; 3. Equalized Assess-
ment. $315,869.227: 4. Equalized
assessment per pupil, $38,029:
5. Average daily enrolment,
8306: 6. Recognized -Expendi-
ture per pupil. 8529.335. •
RESULT: 8306 pupils
$529.335 each. 84.396.657: Grant
71.39'1, $3.138.773: Taxpayers'
Cost. $1,257,884:. Equalized mill
Rate 3.98 mills.
Comparison: Taxpayers' Cost
without"Clinton and District
Christian School pupils. $1. -
hr/
OPEN EVERY
WEDNESDAY
TIL
CHRISTMAS
CHARMS
LARGEST SELECTION' IN TOWN
OVER 1000 ON DISPLAY
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The
WILLIAM WYLER, n,,
RAY STARK aafl.
Production
Thu.30 Fri.I 50.2
are the luckiest
eagle in the
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COLUMBIA PICTURES
and RASTAR PRODUCTIONS present
BARBRA STREISAND• OMAR SHARIF
to "FUNNY GIRL"
TECHNICOLOR'" • PANAVISION*
THURS. 1 'SHOWING` 8 P.M.
FRI. & SAT. 2 SHOWINGS. 7:00 P.M: & 9:30 P.M'.
PARE'
GODERICH, ON t.
524-7811
SaurJey Matins. 2
THIS WEEK ONLY
SHOWTIME 2:15 P.M.
dear , LA TM*NCCLO.
P,G3,1repl+p roll
!0$111 10A111.1,4 RAP
'r' E CP 1ijsm a$ -,c
(ci.(;
Di40000 PfakttiOrl5,t w •
of dollars each year in elemen-
tarp school tax to the County
Board for which they receive no
kaltte.
We therefore belieVe our.
request is justified toi 'share
rran,mo tritinn facilities, and
eliminate the need of running
uses
the tai
sand it
b on the same route..
Rev
iced facts are now before
payers of Huron: County
is up to these, taxpayers
to decide on whai is right, just,
sni
fair,
- Cecil Druinsma
'Ilft4,094erich
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ELM HAYED
MOTOR HOTEL
PLAYING
I THIS WEEK 1
CERBERUS",1
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BAYFIELD 565-2611
Open Weekends
Saturday and Sunday
,DINNER -S:30 - 7
• Sunday
-- or Bi'ffet Lunch'
11:30. 1
DANCE
Saturday Night
TO THE
COUNTRY M USI C,M EN
9:50 . TO 1:00
HOLLY GULLY
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REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE
ARENA
SCHEDULE
FRIDAY, DEC. 1, 8 P.M.
Intermediate Hockey
Port Elgin vs Goderich
SUNDAY, DEC. 3, 2 P.M.
Santa's Court
FRIDAY, DEC. 8, 8:30
Hospital Hockey
SUNDAY, DEC. 10, 2 P.M.
Walkerton vs Goderich'
'FRIDAY, DEC. 15, 8 P:M.
Public Skating
SUNDAY, DEC. 17, 2 P.M.
Intermediate Hockey
Seaforth vs Goderich
FRIDAY, DEC. 22, 8 P.M.
Public Skating
FRIDAY, DEC. 29, 8:30 P.M.
Intermediate Hockey
Kincardine vs Goderich
SPECIAL
FOR STUDENTS
ONLY
Monday, Nov. 27 to Christmas
SMALL PIZZA
WITH ANY ITEMS
•
Frank et Gus -Carry -Out
PIZZA
STUDENT CARD
MUST BE
PRESENTED
WEST ST.
•
GODERICH
•
8:00 P.M. SHARP
15 Games for $1.00' 4 Share -the -Wealth Games
EXTRA CARDS 25c-6 FOR $1.00
Oven Ready Turkeys Every Bingo Wins A Turkey
2 DOOR PRIZES
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ELGIN AVE. between SOUTH & WATERLOO ST.
12:1 5
All floats entered in the parade
please enter the Marshalling area
from the West
SUNDAY DECEMBER3
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