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Peggy Stoddart, Pool, staff,
' presented the report on Judith
• Gooderham Park at last Thursday
evening's recreation beard
;rneettngfur John Park .who could;
net attend because of the ''
"...geldfish ;der'hy" being held that
night.
The total, receipts to date
amount to ;3,012.85=7 Seventy-five
seasomtickets had•been°so.d, with"
2,757 swimmers attending the ,
pool so far.
Miss Stoddart also reported •
.that the signs and playground
equipment were in need of paint.
The pool edge also needed to be
painted with a non -,slip coating..
There' , has already been' one
accident because of this she said.
'and children wereconstantly
slipping on the edge
'Pool leakage' .is continuing
Approximately 2,400 gallons .of
water leak out of the pool daily.
staff feels the
days, when pool attendance is
good, another lifeguard is needed
to serve on a part-time basis.
- H'i pectilly"t'here Wiil.he a, bike'�
.rodeq held within a weed. It Wilt be ,
put on by -the,„ Department' •of
Transport and the Local Police.
Other events corning up are the
, Perth :County Speoiai foie whi-fll -
plans are now beng finalized:
"Summer Sounds",.Y. a 35 -piece -
orchestra which will appear in the
near future at the .Band Shell and
will need billets and food:, and
"Art Trek" which is scheduled"..
for Queen Elizabeth School in co-
operation with the Goderich Art
Club on August 27, 28, and 29.
There is a bike pP°oblern. at the
pool: pointed out- Miss Stoddart.
Children are leaving their
bicycles strewn cin the sidewalk
instead of us ;%', the bike racks.
Paul Carroll agreed that this was
quite a ',hazarrd, to 'pedestrians
using the sidewalks. Peg Stoddart
Suggested that signs could be put
upasking children to use the hike ,
racks. 4 ,
r Wovowl1 notio.n•ed tha-t:-
the report be adopted as
presented and that Jahn Park he
• authorized to hire part-time. staff
-.zo : requested,.r _..._...-.._ _ p . _
The 9. 00.00 arena Qper;ateS
' 18, hours a day: in•an arena report
to the recreation bard last
Thursday e.veriing it .was
suggested that an assistant arena
manager be''hir•ed to relieve the
present manager, Bil1. I.,urnby
from such a heavy' work day:.
It was pointed out by Mr. Lumby,
that. if it hadn't been for, Paul' '4
',Paquette who)ras been of some e p
assistance in past, the arena
Would have been in• trouble last
year when Mr. Lurnby had tai '
suddenly go into hospital, Bill
Lumby feels that somebody else
"Should learn the °business of
operating the arena in case of a
similar occurrence.
Mr. Lumby also reported that
some remodelling was being done
to the storage room.
The sewer in the ladies room is
causing problems and should be
-tri up It r;mi;urir iii feets:' It was
agreed that the Arena Corpmittee
look over the sewer system with
power" td act.
In -other changes, the• arena's
P, A. " • system -.is . to come
downstairs. A "P,A." hook-up is .:• .
also _to -bc-installed in the tic-ket
booth.
The Arena is flooded at the
front doors when•it rains. In order
to 'prevent this the blocks at the
edge of the race track need to be
lowered. This will cause the
water to run across the track,
instead of its original path into the'
building itself.
DRMCO feats BrindI�y
in final three innings
BY'KEITH WILLIAMS
DRMCO scored •single runs Ili
thte final three innings to edge
Brindley Plastering 3-2.
Brindley opened the scor-ing4n
the third with two runs when Bob
McWhinney led off with a single: '
Jim Fielder rea,hed on an error,
moving McWhinney to second,
Both runners advanced one base
andDon Thompson reached on an
error scoring McWhinney.
Ron.. Ho$1ge ,followed with " a
? ° double. scoring Fielder. DRMCO.
got on'the scoreboard in the fifth
when F'rank•.MacDonald reached
on an error,' advanced to' second•
on a walk, and scored on an error,
Wayne Doak's solo homerun tied
- ....the game in. the'Sikfh ;
'With two out in the seventh. Don
McWhinney reached on an error ,
and advanced to third on two wild
pitches. Wayne ...Doak * waiked,
putting runners -on first and third.
'Ron. .Miller bunted, scoring
McWhinney.
Dort McWhinney didn't strike
out or walk a hatter and allowed
.five hits. Jim Martin and Al
NNirins.allowed , two' hits, struck
out•three, walked five and hit one
Building Centre. Sifto Salt and
Fisher Custom Building all have
five wins and eight losses; Gord" s
Sports trails with nine points on
four wins, eight losses and one
fie.
DR;MICd plays Fisher Custom
Building andGord's Sports meets
.Building Centre in two important
Th
games 'tonight (ttrsdav, July
20)..
Sandy's Clippers • versus
Gord's. Sports • and Gower's
Garden Centre plays Brindley
Plastering• nn. Sunday, July 23 In
two very important games ori'
Monday. July 24, Fisher Custom
Building plays 'Building Centre
and aSifto Salt plays Brindley
Plastering. --- - --, -- . -
Fluron County parents viii have should say so:.. how tar does:education go?".
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Baseball •quiz
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- The answers to last week's quiz
areas follows: The New York Met'
named VRAM was . MARV
spelled backwards for Marvelous
Mary Throneberry and there are
108' stitches"on an official
baseball. •°
Questions-. Who was the last
big league ball player to bat 400
--w.ith • which team do you
associate "The Gashou'se Gang?"
:When things get hot, as they did late last week, there's no where better to cool fhem off than at the
Kinsmen wading pool on South Street, especially for the tiny tots. :This group put on a .real''disp`Iay'of
water splashing for the Signal Starphotographer as they made use of the faci I ities-p•ro:vi.ded by the local•
service club, (staff photo) •
Must sign waiver
Board wants parents responsil
Construction
project of ,
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to accept more responsibility for Vice-chairman 'John Broadfoot' Wilfred Shortreed ' suggested
their children while taking part '• in who conducted the meeting in•the thota better solution would be to
certain outdoor activities offered, absence of Chair -man Robert reluir,e the parents of each
through the schools.""' Elliott, notedfhat ac v*parent who strident to sign a "blanket
Where swimming ois a• doesn't sign the form - will.
pos`sibility or whereparticipanon automatically prevent
their sons
d, involves use of a boat, canoe or or daughters from faking -,part in,.Kintatd'in-e • k.�
. ,.M,.„ other small water cuff':' he the program, He wondered what
transportation is by other than (or would happen if, the signature of
Transportation ' • and •in . „ addition to). • regular the parent was si,naply 'forgotten
Communications Minister•. transportation, provided by the by the student."Would that..
Gordon Carton. Q C., has boarri; where • stridents are student not be • permitted t
perm
batter., .•. .announced the award of'a contract
• Sandy's Clippers _remained in on Highway •9 and 21 in the Owen
first place with 21 points on 10 .-Sound district to Tow•land-
wins, two losses and one tie. Hewitson Construction Limited of
Gower's Garden Centre esand London for $295,396.
DRMCO are tied for second :with The protect is for grading,
sixteen points, drainage. .ranular base: hot -mix
Both teamshave eight wills but paving, patching and frost heave '
_DRMCO has lost•five, one more treatment on Highway 9 •and.21 '
than Gowers. Brindley from 1.14 miles east of
Plastering, •Building CentreTS'ifto -.Kincardine-east 1i -mils -ea -steely
Saltand Fisher Custom have all for 5.53 'miles and includes
played . games and all have 10' intersection improvement.
points. Brindley Plastering -had_ Work.is slated to begin in early
four wins. 'Seven losses and two August with completion scheduled
ties. - ' by October 25.
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transported out Of the province:. participate in the program'!"
or T'her'e there is any "potentially asked Broadfoot.
hazardous" situation, parents "If he's 18. he can sign his own
will be required to sign a waiver form," answered rill. "If he's 16
absolving the board of any ' and his form is not signed, I .guess
responsibility in case of accident he'd stay 'At the school."
(sr death`- "If,.parents are in favor of the
Board'memher Caylev'l•iill said program, they'll sign. After all.
he didn't think it was necessary
for the board to assitme this kind..
.of respons'thjlity' __ .,. ---
• • Parents should he aware of a
potential hazard." . "If.
they are in favor of their child.
participating. they should say so.
If they are not .:n favor, they
le
waiver" at the beginning of the
yearto.cover all activities.
Hill suggested the director of
" education 'study the feasibility, of.
such a form.
.Summe
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