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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-11-02, Page 32IWELDWOODI W ELD W O O D, If you don't have 6" of insulation in your attic then you don't have enough. NOW Cut Fuel -Costs With Easy.TO-Install 2r Johns -Manville INSULATION R-7 INSULATION $6 00fli 'I 000Sq. ft. OilY 7PAGE-141,," a1)F.B1c1f 1(114AleSTAR', `fiIVIttilt Y,_ t., '1* t bl'.tt 3. 1973 _. At their regular meeting last Thursday 'evening, the Ooderich. Beoretition Board discussed the Proposed "Job Description and" Teiins of Reference" for their now Recreation Director and for Arena Manager Bill Lumby. 'Recreation; Director Dymond. Mader the proposed outline, would be'under the authority and direction -of the Recreation and Community Centre Board, responsible for . ' the ad- ministration of all policies and" procedures which are approved by the Board affecting the development and , operation of all programs and facilities un- der the -jurisdiction of the Board. He would also be responsible for the preparation and control of budgets, relative to the operation of these programs and facilities and the supervision of all full and part-time staff. He would be responsible for organization and administration of an efficient recreation office. the keeping of continuous and accurate records and the preparation and presenting of necessary reports as required. He would be called on to make the preparation and con- trol of necessary current and capital -budgets. the efficient spending of such funds subject to the approvalof the Board. Mr. Dymond would recom- mend the appointment of ad- ditional full or part-time staff, as required, and provide the necessary ,direction, supervision and training opportunities. He would co-ordinate existing • programs of recreation and develop, promote and operate further balanced and varied programs for the citizens of the community. The Recreation, Director° would .be responsible for the ef- ficient operation of existing recreation .facilities under the. Board and the operation of ad- ditional facilities as they develop. - Mr. Dymond would also be expected to survey and, assess needs and interest. throughout the community ana encourage recreation program and facility development which were consistent with these obser- vations. Under the proposal, he would be responsible for the cultivations of desirable relationships with and, between the various agencies, and groups concerned with recreation in the . community and, acting as an adviser and an assisting agent to such,.v groups which are operating or propose to operate recreation activities as well as interpreting the general public the policies and practices of the Board and the values implicit , in recreation programming. implicit in recreation program- ming. In setting out administrative channels the proposal states that the .Recreation Director will act in the capacity of an ad- ministrative official governed by, the policies and procedures laid down by the Recreation and New rec. director says townspeople generally `warm' ' 4 Co,inmunity Centre Board, which acts as an agent of Town Council. The director is to func- tioh following responsibilities set down by the board in this job description, being respon- sible toThe Board and the Town Adm.in_strator, if the proposal is accepted and goes into force. For Arena Manager.. Bill' Lomby. he is, to act under the authority and direction of the Recreation and C6mmunity At Goderich Recreation said he thought the next few Board meeting on Thursday weeks would be busy as he con evening the community's new tinued the process used to date. Recreation Director. Mike He said he would be also,laying Dymond, gave his first report. the ground work for a relatively "A brief report is all that can comprehensive resources survey. be provided at this time, and More information on this un - will include impressions, people dertaking would be provided for I have chanced to meet or was the Recreation Board's next introduced to. initial contacts meeting, he said. and a look at the next few The survey, he felt, dictated weeks," he explained at the out- the success of recreation set. programs and facility develop- "The first few days ii --anew. • ment after a careful analysis of position, and town, can be existing programs and facilities, sotnewhat anxious. It was very people, att-itudes, expressed comforting to find people, needs and their willingness to - generally and some specifically, become a functional - part of very warm, befriending, recep- their community. tive and interested in what you "Such a research under - are all about," he noted. taking," he said in an attached Mr. Dymond explained that report, "should investigate an he now knows something about . age breakdown, existence and the arena, the local Art Club, specific function of various the pool, the soccer movement, groups, fraternal service, Minor Hockey, the leathercraft ° associations, interest church • group, town band, Figure association and so on." Skating Club, Little Theatre "It should look into con - and the people who were part of tinuing education opportunities each. of a part-time nature both for- , Centre Board, through the Director of Recreation, respon- sible for the total operation of the arena. . encompassing . the function and maintenance of the building, scheduling of use, the °d-irection and supervision of Arena fuLL and part-time staff, and the ha ndting of monies relative to operating expen- ditures and revenues. Mr. Lumby would be expected to provide an adequately main- tained and suitable ice surface for the use and enjoyment of the community. The proposal calls on him to efficiently operate and maintain the Arena premises at a high standard, including the recom- mendation for and 'carrying out° of necessary Current and capital improvements.. He is to operate an efficient office, keeping accurate records, of the daili and annual operation, and prepare and 'present relative reports as required. Mr::Lumby would recommend the hiring of additional full and part-time .staff, providing the necessary direction and ° super- vision, and opportunities for continued training for such- staff. He would be called - on . to maintain an efficient and sanitary operation ` of existing food and confection} concessions. The proposal indicates Mr. Lumby should work closely with groups utilizing ` the facility, negotiate with others interested in utilizing the faculty, and generally make the facility available . to the community, promoting the same as a Com- munity ,Centres. Acting in the capacity of Arena Manager, • he .will be governed by the policies and procedures laid down by the Recreation and Community Centre Board and will function follbwing the °responsibilities as set down by the Board on ap- preval° of the job des-riptign, to would be responsible to the Board and report to the Director of Recreation. The Recreation Board is still discussing_ the job -outline and no final decision has been taken on the proposed terms , of,; reference. ALL COLORS WHILE STOCK LASTS and You Can 'Buy on Convenient Terms • NIN--NI0'1411_111___.Ell III 'WIN A FREE TRIP FOR 21 1 TOS ACAPULCOCOURTESY - • FAiNTASY • TOURS • ▪ Fill out the coupon and deposit Conklin ern ployees and ' it in the ballot box at members of Fantasy .Tours' Conklin's. not eligible. Judges' decision is final. , WHILE STOCKS LAST NOTHING HELD BACK! OUR ENTIRE, REMAINING STOCK IS ON SALE Improve the appearance and value of your home with durable siding. ° "I have talked with represen- tatives of Minor Hockey, the proposed Soccer Association, participants of, a past O.F.Y. program, a gentleman interested in noon hour •concerts and had an interesting tour," he said. In addition the new recreation director said that he had taken time to scout the town himself and hoped to soon know it quite well. - "People who work in a public office," he observed, "are sub- jected to both interesting and uninteresting phone calls. I have received two, both positive and I am looking forward to many more". Mr. Dymond ,said he felt an office was a very important part of a Director's function. "I have established one, acquired many of the necessary supplies and things, are starting to fall into place": .In his report,; the new director uu0 Kand -spli-t .Post 4 and Rail Fencing mat and informal. .Personal con- tact with, the general public, door-to-door. A facility inven- tory regarding type, purpose, size, use and availability. In- dividual community charac- teristics, economics, industry, social problems and general development." 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