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Winter Weekend at. Goderich
District Collegiate Institute
aroused plenty of enthusiasm
• in sortie members of the
student body. This is a shot of
some of the action which saw
teachers and, students
'pultirig".together. The idea
is to mount a teacher upon a
toboggan and to race with him
(or her) to »the ;finish line, 'a
team of students providing the
horsepower. Accordin10 an
article prepared. by Susan
Freeman- (-Page 6, -Second
Section) the antics of some of
Ah achex --
c h s
-.cheers from the eager
spectators. The winning team.
was the one which' hauled Herb
Murphy past the end markers.
The fun terminated in the
evening with a big dance in the
gym, the music 'supplied by '
l udckphotos-•by-0on-McGee
ite
1 he Roman` Catholic Separate School Board this winter is.. combi. jed with hockey: St. Mar's school princi al Larry Cook
providing ice- time for., .Students_at-S.t-Mary s_School iia the JefLgiv s. ortre of his 9r ice, inters efor'eihc took -to Goderich Arena. Arena. The first big outing of the year was held on the ice. (staff photo)
Monday morning and consisted of skating instruction and time
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teacher says music
edTm
ools
uron
which there is a music ,course. of F, E. Madill, superintendent
1 However, he said. it would not be of operation, at the end of
"If, I don't hear from you, ,was no music ri the' schools'.' ha
you won't -be "hearing-frothme . those- days --for -variioUs- reasens:-� •
,... for a while. But you will hear
return to the same community
again." 40 years -later anile 'Situation
as far as music education, is
---concerned- is_much the--same-."-
"Huron is one of the last
- counties • in soutkwestern
Ontario to initiate a 'tmusic
•program," he said. "My' advice
and help. are- available at no
cost," ,
Those ----were the parting
remarks of Dawson Woodburn, a
retired music • specialist who has
..made a careerlof teaching music
in secondary schools i;n. Toronto,1
and who appeared 'before the
Huron County , Board of,
Education -Monday evening in Mr. ' Woodburn said that
c1mto-ia tQ.' as ;muss w s r it � ' a'Vailable for c !tl � ,at sn air torr ..
not a su'jee'or"crit I`ere. education schools. 1'Ie"'
t>y
•mathmeqematics an 31-94 c t or Science ' that
tiated that- a -board-rnKa�,a a
possible to `,implement a full Auguste • and Arthur' B, Idle,
-music-program across -the -county rprincipal,..Exeter PS on the same
all at ' once since each music .date; approved the- .Young
�coursew---*ould•._- cost theL.bnardVoyageur program ' for,. the
money--'4i€-not in -the -first year, summer of 1972; .agree cfdthat
in the -second year'': f municipal taxes • would ` be
Extra-mufal music such as collected on atwice:annual basis
IP presently in the . schools in again this year. June 30 and
.Huron, said Woodburn, is a December 15; and passed a
"superficial .approach". He,said policy. tocover psychologigal,
you can't teach music in an hour interviews for defaulting '
..or two after classes each •week students prior to or subsequent
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The Goderich 'Art Club with
their Studio at 15 Caledonia
Terrace'(at North St.) plan to
make greater use of the facilities
in the'coming year. '
Mrs. A. M. Harper (4-7642)
President;'Mrs. L. Vincent (9908)
Secretary, Miss B. tong ,(4-64,68,)
Treasurer and other 'member's,
know there are many interested in
drawing, oils or Watercolors,
sculpture etc. hope people will
take advantage of the evening
classes which will probably see
the, Studio' open *pearly every
night in the week.
At the moment there are two
nights already going -Sunday
evening from 7:30 for drawing-
this promises to be a popular.
'everting as we all need practice
doing quick sketches, life
drawing-or,whatever you wish;
and Wednesday evenings an
• excellent 'instructor -is teaching
---Silk-Screening,;Thjs too is very
interesting since it has many uses
-especially for your own
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letterheads,Qr Christmas -cards.
posters, landscapes etc. and can
be done on most •anything-•besid'es
paper, metal and cloth.
Other evenings will be st • s
,needed -and you are Anvil,
relax for a 'few hours,
The regular Wednesday
afternoon sessions wi11 continue'.
and when weather permits there
• will be outdoor sketching. How
about THAT? - .
Art Mart:dates are 'et'4o>; July
27, 28'and 29..A. little laterthis
year but since this has become an
important, event for Summer in
• Goderich, • the date -- must - be
suitable for the Merchants. with
• theirSidewalk Shopping Days, the
Kinsmen with their Carnival and
others as well as the Craftspeople -
and the Artists . he.Goderi h!Art.
• Club will once ,again sponsor the
Art Mart which has been growing
more popular each year.
So mark your calendar' RIGHT
NOW! •
The Girls of Beta, Sigma Phi
Sorority want to -hnk" all- you•
happy folks who attended their
'Hard Times Dance" last
Saturday. They know you had a
good time and so it was just .
GREAT .arid thanks again.,
• It was •nice, to see Jack )?rice
with wife Jackie -renewing old P
friendships..With their five-year-,
old son they have been visiting his •
;parents: Jean and Fred Price. I
saw ' several -no, more than
that', =that I hadn't seen in a long
time and, it was just wonderful to
see so many really having•4un.
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I don't know who wrote this
little gem but it, fits just now: I
shall pass thro'. this- world but
once -Any good thing,; therefore,
thatl Cando of any kindness thatAI
can show any human being -Let
me do it NOW. But let me not defer
or neglectat; For I shall not pass
- this way again.
•
Love Marfha.
P. S. Don't forget the Winter
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"Huron County's progress in
music education since my days
of -attending school in the south
of -the . .county- is -negligible,"
Woodburn's deport said. "There
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spend up to $4,000 in -preparing . Woodburn said that students
a classroom for music should be able to "read 'music
instruction in any and all schools like they read English", not
and- -up to . $-1-X ;000 for "regurgitate it -like -a- . parrot-'
instruments• in each' school inafter hearing it over and over: '
children . of ' _Hur P
:
'"1. think it. is time the
tiects
chance," said Woodburn.: "If
you can't afford an instrumen al
on had a
program. then )start a voc
te ofificers program at very, little initial
At a special Board meeting,
held immediately following its
Annual Meeting, The Ontario'
Milk, Marketing Board re-elected
Mr. George •R:• McLaughlin as
Chairman of the Board and
elected`°' Mr. • Kenneth G.
McKinnon to the position of
• VicerGhairman.
- Mr. "' McLaughlin has been
Chairman since • the Board's
inception in 1965. He is a dairy
farmer from Beaverton, Ontario
and. 'represents the milk
producers in the Counties of
Northumberland, Peterborough,
Durham, , Ontario, Victoria,
Haliburton and Muskoka.
Mr. McKinnon replaces Mr.
Orvil'W. Guy, who has served as
Vice -Chairman (or the ;past six
years. Mr: Guy • declined
"nomination this year principally
•
'cost."
because ofthe pressure of work The, board promised to 'give
which the position entails. He the tatter some st'idy. -
also feels it will afford him the. Director of education D. J. -
opportunity to devote more Cochrane voiced his (concern
time to the milk producers.. he .., about a music prograpi. He said
represents in _the Counties of that music 'was being offered in
Dundas, 'Grenville, Deeds and all =the county high schools this
Frontenac. • - fall as a subject, and he sipcerely
A dairy 'farmer from Port ---_doubted whether there would be
much interest for it. -
"The Board may have to sell
music," stated Woodburn.
Woodburn " reported he has
done some work in Huron
County and has discovered that
the best school music program is
to be found -. in the-. Brussels,
Belgrave and llyth area.
• "The best music appreciation,
isparticipation;" said
Woodburn. -
•, In --other business, ,the, board
was informed,,of the resignation
•' Elgin, Mr. M,eKinnon opekates a
farm with 60 milking cows and
is the elected-representatiye of
milk .producers in the counties
'of Grey, Bruce. and Huron.
Prior to the formation of The
Ontario Milk`Marketing Board' in ,
1965, Mr. Guy - • -served as
Chairman of The—Qi tario
Concentrated Milk Producers'
Marketing . Board and - ' Mr.
McKinnon serves • as
.''Vice:Chairman ofthat body. .
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ST O C and
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Cash Prizes
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STEVE BROWN
at - -
,482-9321 . tor information
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