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VICTORIA VIEWPOINT 'i Taik To Honie And School
Associution
Ever wondered "How .Lo...."?
Here are several stories from
third, fourth, and ftfth grade
pupils who have attempted to
show you how to do something.
If your `interests lie somewhere•
between baking and map
re tdin,, there is sure to be one
for you. (The newspaper club
will not be liable for any tragic
results. Erroneous procedures
can be charged directly to the
writers themselves!)
HOW TO WATER SKI
By Nicky White
To waterski you need: water
' skis, life jacket, tow rope and .a
motorboat. Well, first of ,all• you
would get the skis adjusted to
the size of your feet. After that
you put them on and get into
the water.' You put the rope in
between your skis and at the
same time the boat is moving
forward very slowly. When the
rope is just about stiff, you -say,
"Hit it!"
Now, when you • want to go
in, the boat is movie fast so
you gopast the -dock and let go.
To trick ski, you need little skis
about five fe t long. I saw a
person turnaround on the
water.
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HOW TO MAKE
A CHOCOLATE CAKE
By Kathy Fielder, -
Steps: _
1. 2 cups of brown sugar
2. 1/2 cup of lard
3. 2 eggs 0,
4. 1/2' cup of sour milk with soda
5. 2 cup of chocolate with hot
water
6. 1 tblspn. vanilla .
7. 3 cups of flour
8. 2 tblspn. baking powder
I make ,this cake at home. My
family like it very much. I am
ten years' of d,
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HOW TO HUNT
By Donald MacDonald
The first thing y°ou do is to
get a gun and a ,license. You get
some shells ,and you are all
ready. You go out into the
country and ¢find, a place _by
yourself. It's very helpful to
have a.bird or'animal call, If you
do not have one, you look for
animal tracks. They usually lead
you to an animal or an animal's
• home. If he is in his home, the
best way to get him- is to set a
snare. -
To make the snare, you get a
, piece of wire and you tie a hole
on one end- of the.wire and put
the other end through the hole
in the wire. Put it in front of the
home and tie it to a stick ger
something.
If you see the animal, shoot.
' If- you kill it, take it home and
cook it. IF YOU MISS,,THROW
• YOUR GUN AWAY and take up
making mud pies.
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, HOW TO MAKE POPCORN
By Jim Cutt -
Pour some cooking -oil into- a
r ski d-- pot:- Heat -until -the
i
steam rises. Pour popcorn into a
pot. Place on a medium -hot
burner. Shake *up to 300 tiles
and take off the lid. ' Take
one-quarter pouund of butter and
put it into the smallest pot you
have. Let the butter melt. your
the melted butter into a bowl
containing the `-=popcorn • and
"Voila!" Yum! Yum! •
HOW TO MAKE A GO-CART '
By Dayid McKee
There are many ty-p.es,sizes,
and kiirds of' go:°carts. Before
you start building one, your must
decide what youkare,going to use
it for, such as,: open roadster —
locai soapbox races closed
soapbox national races —
motorized go-cart — midget
races — "Fueler" type — local
races — orange crate racer —
sidewalk races — "Elimination"
type racer — local soapbox and
sidewalk races.
The type I -am going to
explain is the elimination racer
because I have one.
The materials you need are: a
cotter key, four whels, a
steering wheel, a clothesline
wire, two cold stacking chair
seats, saw,'paint , ails, hammer,
and the follow „W sizes of wood
— five 'feet I ' g, three inches'
wide and three-quarter inches
thick (two); four inches by four
inches piece of mahogany (one);
one foot long and one and
one-half inches wide and thick
pieces of pine (four).
If you want' the soapboX
racer your way, you can specify
it your own way and likely you
Will turn out a good job. (Good
luck on this one!)
HOW TO MAKE A MAP-.
By Barbara Pamminger (age 8)
There are four important
rules you have to obey when
you make a map. The first rule is
directions. 4f you do , not have
directions,- you will not know
which is North, South, East or
West. You should always have a
directional arrow on your map.
The' second important rule . is
the key (legend). You need to
have a key so the 'people who
look at your map can/ -tell what
the different things are.
The third important rule is
the border. The border, makes
the map look neater. If you
made a map of Goderich and the
map had no border, other people-
might
eople-might think it 'ended in' the
middle of nowhere. You make a
border by tracing , around the
edge°of your paper.
,And the fourth important
rule isthe, title. The title tells
people what your map is about.
To make your map neater,
underline the title with red.
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We have only one question;
and that is for Jure Cutt: What
did we do with the cooking Oil? I
followed your recipe and had it
left over. There was no problem,
however, Kathy's cake was'a wee
bit dry, so I used the cooking oil
tQ wash the crumbs down. C
The regular meeting of the
Goderich Home and Scho 1
Association was held at Victor
school on Wednesday, January
29, and was' conducted by Mrs.
R. Cornish.
Mrs.. Cornish announced that
the February meeting would be
a discussion on-. the "Pro's and
Con's of Home and School."
Police Chief Minshall gave an
interesting talk on safety.
asked parents, when they carne
(in, cars) to pick up their
-children, that they should not
encourage them to jay walk, by
parking across the street in the
middle of a°block:
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He. had great praise for/the
School Patro , who assist the
children in Bossing roads safely
to and from school. The School
Patrol are on their posts, on all
kinds of ..weather, as la result_.of
efforts, we have had none
of o children needlessly hurt.
t this time of yearre would
all like to get away from it all.
We were fortunate in being able
to take a world cruise. This was
done most 'delightfully by the
Victoria School Glee Club.
About 45 girls and boys, under
the direction of Miss,l-j. Videan.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Jean Shelton and Mrs. Helen
Williams.
YOUTH BOWLING
Dianne Meriam
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February 1
Bantam Girls
Junior Boys
High Single, Gary Algin with a -
High 'Single, Dale Oke with ag,X4 good game of 232 Hi , double,
game of 199. High Double, Dale Gary :Alin with a `-
g g �:d otal of
Oke with a total of 336. 156. .
Bantam Boys
High Single, Scot Little with a
game of 156.. High Double, Scot
Little with a total of 279.
Junior Giris
High Single, Cathie Jones with a
�'od game' of 237. High Double,
-Cathie Jones with a total of 367.
D•C.110
Senior Giris
•High Single, Janice Glen with a
good game o.f 241: Iligh Double,
Janice Glen with a good total c,f
-171,
Senior Boys
High Single,- Kevin Rumig with a
.good game of 248. Iligh Double,
Lee• Ryan with a good 4otal of
469.
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Newsfron
by Brenda East
The halls - at G.D.CeI.. have
been slightly thinned for• the•,
past .two weeks. The reason —
the formal, Approximately 60
students have been working
deligently after both school and
supper, to make Chis Friday
• evening' one of the most
memorable evenings of - the
school year.
Gordon Cooper and his
Orchestra will provide the music'
from 9:00 - 1:00. At midnight,
G.D.C.I. will officially crown -its
school queen, who will be, -
• picked from these candidates,
Patti Ladd, Shirley Homuth, '
Brenda East and Linda Barlow. I
can only tell you -that the theme
will be "Evenin°g in Paris". The
rest is - still a secret. But, 'I can
- assure you that the magic of that
beautiful city is being captured
in a` most delightful way. I've
even heard that the Eiffel 'Power,
may be rented for the, evening!
,
Assembly
. On• ,- Tuesday, afternoon, a
most informative assembly was
presented_ by the Huron County'
_.Health Unit` as part, of the
The Underdeveloped World
Examined By `Telescope'
Poverty, both present and
future, a prime concern of the
civilized world, . will - be the
subject of a Telescope
programme- eititled The
Underdeveloped :World, to be
telecast on the C13CTV network
Thursday, February 13, at 8
p.m.
- This is the fifth programme
of a special 1O -part colour series
about 'the world and its
foreseeable future. Footnotes on
the Future, over-all title of the
speciOt -series-within-a-series, is
directed by Colin Smith, with
Fletcher . Markle as
tst-producer,
Markle points out that
two-thirds of the population' in
today's world is hungry. Will the
poor, the international ,poor,
always be with us?
"The underdeveloped nations
are most unlikely to catch up in
our lifetime,.. says Makkle.
"Indeed, the discrepancies are
more likely to get worse."
A Major contributor to this
Anti -Smirking, a campaign,
recently 'launched • by - the '
government. -
I)r.' `Evans spoke about this
'campaign and presented the
students with the facts
-
eoncerning all types of smoking.
Afterwards, -a film was shown
exemplifying the result's of this
habit.
l").C'.I. appreciates this drive
to stop smoking. We hope that
Dr. Evans finds his results most;
favourable.
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Tourists
Canadians travelling the
Alaska Highway will find
many travellers from their
own province in Yukon. 'Time ,
and distance -seem to be. no •
obstacles as Ontarioplaced
third among Yukon visitors in
1968..It's :3,127 miles fr=om
'1'orontc to the Yukon capital
of Whitehorse. '
According to Yukon's
1)epar,tm.ent. of 'Travel 'and
Publicity, every province and
territory in Canada, was
represented in its tabulaticin
of visitors:
Every state in the. I'.5., as
'Ave!! as Washington, D.C. were
also - rep resent,ed. Foreign
'visitors, came from 3.1'
ou n t ri es, w Australia,
England, Germany, France and
Switr.erland topping tikt. list.
•amon g the North ,American
\isit(,t . California was first,
followii-d by, ah a, Michigan,
Ii.('., ' Washington, Alberta,
Ontario, Illinois. Oregon and
Minnesota. �; b....
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FILM DEVELOPING
programme will be economist
John Kenneth Galbraith.
Galbraith's examination of
the perils and promises of the
underdeveloped world will be
enlarged, by comment aha''
opinion from a number of
experts on the subject.
Among hem will be the Rt.
Hon., Le'tr B. Pearson,
chairman o . e Commission on
Irite rnatio al Development;
econom' ; alt Rostow; Maurice
Strong of the Canadian
International Development
Agency; and ' Dr. Lotta
Hitschman.ova of the . Unitarian
Service Committee.
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TV sales have acccauted ,for_..
almost half of the estimated five
billion domestic and imported
electronic retail sales in 1968 —
with the sales of U.S.—manu-
factured colour • TV topping
those of black and white sets for
the first time.
From Hollywood comes a list
of the worstton TV during 1968.-
11 -ere area few: The worst single
performance by a male went to
Pierre Salinger, former White,
house press secretary, who
appeared as Lucky Pierre, an
attorney for Catwoman and The..
Joker in•a Batmanepisode.
The worst situation comedy
series went to Rlondie. ItAwas an
unbelievably -crude dd mestic •
comedy, supposedly inspired by'
the 'comic strip, of the same title.
• The worst \Vestrn series
went to lancer, because it was
taken right, from the same stable,'
as, The' Virginian, 'Bonanza and
Iligh Chaparral.
Expene11ce.d
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e e ects of disease al''e responsible for
widespread suffering and create serious economic hardship in our
community;
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AND WHEREAS,the Ontario Heart Foundation is taking positive
• action t( reduce ,heart casualties through a planned, priority
research program;
ANO WHEREAS the Canadian Heart 'Fund Campaign to support
heart .research is being conducted from February ist through
February 28th
1, THEREFORE, proclaimthat the month of February be observed
as Heart Month. ir1 Goderich. I further urge all citizens to
co-operate in the Heart Fund drive, -' and all -civic, social and
fraternal ofganizat'tons and business establishments to give this
campaign the greatest possible support.
DR. G. F. MILLS,
Mayor
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