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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1969-09-25, Page 9The annual initiation rites of the Goderich. District Collegiate Institute grade nine students was held` • last Friday with students who have just joined the school arriving, in appropriate costumes. A quintette of ,girls who tried to make a break, for it and failed was cornered in one of the corridors and made to chant an Indian phrase by their captors. Leftio right are Judy Moran, Janice Perrott, Joanne Freeman, Bonnie McGee and Joanne Green. — staff photo. iI111111111111111111111111111111111111111111Nlllllllllllllllllf Illll 1111 111 lllltlll I 1111111 lllllllll I Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll IT This grade nine student 'ht GDGI s caught in the halls►of GDCI Rev. Q. J. Everest is .guest speaker W. last Friday during the initiation rites held there. She was made to , The Rev. Quinton J, , Everest will - be guest speaker at a banquet of the Huron Christian Men's Association on Tuesday, September 30 at the Pizza Patio. He also will be preaching at Westfield Church, near Blyth on Sunday; September 28 at 2:30 p.m. rewhen the Westfield Men's Quartette will provide music and at the Pentecostal Church, Waterloo Street and Elgin Avenue, at 7:30' p.m. the same day. The Watchmen Quartette will provide the music. Quinton Everest served as a pastor for 38 years and was in his 22nd year at the Gospel Center Church in South Bend, Indiana, when he resigned July, 1965, to devote full time to radio work and Crusade evangelism. "Your - Worship Hour," a broadcast founded by Mr. Everest is now in its 37th year. Through a network of. radio stations, millions of people are reached each week in many areas of .the world. ' He has served as president of the Missionary Society of the Missionary Church for 1.9 years and has made seven • trips to various mission fields around the world. For the first six' years of. the 'existence of Bethel College, in Mishawaka, Indiana, he served 4? jump on the spot until the senior students who had caught her were satisfiedand was then led around the halls like a -dog on a leash. — staff photo. .. IIIIII111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111QIIIIIIIIII11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 . ST. MARY'S SCOOP The kindergartens have some new goldfish. In the open area, the new desks have arrived. The children are excited about this as they do more groupwork and usually sit with their friends. Grade Three have some guppies visiting them. They are learning to do the Alley -Cat dance. Maybe, tlley'll teach me one, later. • The teachers have started a bulletin board, putting up the best work of the, day. We have been getting our library -ready for use. The senior rooms have been taking all their books down to the library. Miss O'Brien and her class went ' to Mr. Hindmarsh's farm, last Wednesday. They saw many interesting things such as a foxes den, a beaver's dam, a huge anthill and a pond with many kinds of fish. At lunchtime they Went to one of the cabins to eat. By the time they got home their legs were very stiff. Last Thursday, grade seven and eight from both rooms, nominated some people to .run for the offices of president, secretary and treasurer for the Activity 'Team. The runner up for president will be vice-president. This is campaign week and we vote on Friday. All voters include everyone from grade one to grade eight and our school staff. Good luck to all! Wendy McAstocker Mrs. Nettie MacKay from San, Pedro, California, a cousin of Mrs, A. D. (Sandy) Profit, is visiting with Mrs. Profit for the week. Mrs. •` MacKay likes Goderich, partdcularly the trees, and the brick homes. as chairman of the board of directors. For the last 15 years he has served as a board member and in various other capacities for the school. Mr. Everest served four pastorates and through these years has been engaged in church, campmeeting, and, city-wide evangelistic campaigns, Draw winners kik Winners of the Sheaffer Pen "Count the cartridges" contest, held at Anderson's Book Centre recently were as follows: first, Pete Brudnicki, 39 Trafalgar Street; second, Sharon Anstay, 130 Quebec Street and third, Chris McLennan, RR 3, Goderich. R Winner of Anderson's Book Centre draw for a desk set -transistor radio combination was Bob Boak, 131 Keays Street. The contest was run as a school opening draw. Winner of .the Sheaffer Pen "Count the cartridges" contest, held at Henderson's Book Store are, first, Karen Fitzsimmons, Bayfield; second, Marcia Lumby, Goderich and third, Cheryl Bod, Goderich. as well as conventions, etc. ministerial BY .RICHMOND Statements of policy, ' as suggestedlay, D. J. Cochrane, director of education, were approved at the last meeting ` of Huron County Board 'of Education. Previously, draft policies had been submitted. All employees are responsible to the board through its chief ekecutive officer, the director of education, but the board feels that lines of responsibility should be direct and free from encumbrance, • Therefore, all personnel should refer matters requiring administrative action' to the administrative officer immediately . in charge of the area of responsibility 'concerned. Administrative officers shall refer such matters to the next higher authority when necessary. All employees have the right of appeal to the. next higher authority and, through appropriate successive steps, to the board. Mr. Cochrane was 09 Eyi vu' 1ONALr - y. TAR,M s awed to define this ciauby'.8, r. 4 MR Elliott, • The central office adminstrative staff is responsible for aver -all, system -wide,.. educational leadership ,and for. co-ordinating the, educational prograrn within policy established by the board, The ,principal of each school is the responsible administrator in the building. 'Outdoor school facilities. should be used by individuals,, groups or teams from the community at- times when there is no interference ..with the regular or extracurricular program of the school. Requests for ' the use of such facilities should be chanelled through the principal. However, the board is not responsible ° for supervision and. does not accept responsibility for accidents occurring to persons or their property while the playground facilities are in use. With regard to student accounts, the final authority for establishing such accounts is the ItOr ?rte•• �y, f !$;is ST 1 poncipal's ;responsibII ty without reference to the bowl. All fund raised by . any student organization a* to be demoted, as. soon** s ;posObfe in :* chart‘4•00 bank, and all accounts paid .by cheqtie ' withthe principal or a teacher delegated by him ' as staff advisor' tieing' co-signer. The board,will encourage an permit pupil participation in - debating, publicfspeaking, essay'` writing Mid drama competitions at the : discretion of the,director of .education, . ,:y, .: ,. - `l'he boardmay accept donations . bf funds, 'books, equipment, etc., but alt such donations will . become the property of : the board, ,a always considering the intent of the donor. The board will discontinue any scholarships, awards or prizes, made on a recurring bases. 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