The Goderich Signal-Star, 1972-11-16, Page 30"AG OOPERICH SIN. L -STAR'. THURSDAY, NOVFMRFR 1 . 1972
TODAY CHILD
BY HELEN ALIEN
THE TORONTO VIA SYNDICAIIE
Baseball is Bobby's passion so he is extremely proud da the •
trophy he is holding. The cup was presented to him for beinot•the
"best ever" bat boy for a team of older boys but Bobby plays his
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favgrit.e game as well as giving service to it,
Bobby is 9, slender, healthy and active, with brown eyes and,
reddish brown, slightly curly hair. His fair skin freckles in the
summer. Because of fiat feet he needsruto wear sturdy shoes but
his mobility is not affected, at all. Next to baseball he likes
camping.
This lad is attending special education' classes. He is average
in intelligence.although his performance in school is not yet up
to par, probably because of lack of stimulation in his early
years. But Bobby is observant, interested in and inquisitive
about a number of things, particularly the exploration of space.
He sizes every opportunity to learn about outer space, the
planets, spaceships 'and astronauts, and watches for television
programs on those themes.
Bobby needs the certainty of knowing that he is wanted and
loved. The ideal hometor him will be one where the mother' and
father _are -consistent: - In, their handling of children, -where-
youngsters, are encouraged to talk about their interests and their
feelings, and where there will not be competition for the parents'
attention.
To inquire about adopting 'Bobby, please write to Today's
Child,. Box S88, Station K, Toronto. For general adoption.in-
formation,please contact your local Children's Aid' .5ociety: '
The new bridge at Benmiller, which has been under construe- lane bridge under a Huron County project that "also saw the
tion since spring of this year, is now completed and open for reconstruction of the county road linking Benmiller with High
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waynumber ht� staff hots �.:r4_,:_.,.; .... _ _._..,.
traffic: The bridge waS•bunt to replace an �•oil, .narrornr, orre- � g ( � �'
Summer recreation Co-ordinator says
program should be permanent here
a
Mrs. Moira Couper of Hensall
has completed a full report on
her summer's activities as Co-
ment .and was working on 'a
kind of pilot project to. deter-
mine ifthere was a usefulness
for such a service.
The following recommen-
dations were made , by Mrs.
Couper at the end _ of the' sum-
mer ,and presented to the mem-
bers of Huron County Council
last month:.
That consideration, be given
to planning for a permanent
Huron County Recreation Co-
ordinafor to .be implemented in
:3 - 5 year stages. Stage 1. hiring
of a Recreation Co-ordinator for
the summer; Stage 2, increasing•
this to a full time. position:
Stage 3, adding a team of 2 or 1
people for the summer months;
Stage 4, adding permanent
o assistants as required.,
The Co-.ord:irrnibr would work
• with communities - in the
'ports, leadership and any other
activities as the need ari'es;
establish an' extensive natural
arid_ outdoor. _r=ecreation program ,
to make good use of river and
lake shore systems and other
recreational "lnds in Huron
('nu nty.; the. ' :co-ordinator be
given time during the year to at-
tend professional development
workshops. to• extend skills.
2: That consideration -be given
to a travelling art and craft van,
which could visit all com-
munities on a rotating -basis
giving craft workshops to both
children, adults and leaders and
-elling supplies.
:3. When Recreation Commit-
tees 'are hiring summer person-
nel.. they give serious - con-
ideration to hiring at .least one
person trained in recreation
Dashwood mea
eluted poultry
president.
The Huron County Poultry,
Pigeon and Pet Stock
Association was " formed at a
meeting of fanciers' held in the.
Department of Agriculture and
Food rooms at Clinton on
Tuesday night, October 24, with
an initial attendance and mem-,
bership of 29 persons,: .
Officers elected were,
, 'Presidents Clifford Pepper,
"R.R.1, Dashwood, first vice-
president, Ross Cudmore, R. R.5,
- Clinton; secretary -treasurer,
Harvey Daniel, R.R.2, Bluevale;
and directors, Earl Becker,
R.R.1, Dashwood, John Snell,
Exeter, Douglas Vincent, R.R.4,
Clinton and Press ' Reporter,,
.John Snell. '
Monthly meetings will be. held
throughout the year for ,the Fan-
ciers in Huron County and
surrounding districts.
The next meeting will be held
• at tlte.. ame.. a e, .in„Clinton, on
Nov. 21, 1972 at 8:00 p.m.
person. It could be possible for
tvvo comm.unit,j, s to ,,coin,
together and share the services
of this one person.
4. • That County Council ap-
point a committee to study_ the
feasibility of establishing a
Huron County Recreation Ser- ,
vice on an ongoing basis. I
would also advise that this com—
mittee study the Simcoe County
• Recreation Sersice on• an
ongoing basis. I would also ad-
vise that- this cod nmittee study
'.the Simcoe County Recreation
Service. which has been in
existence for over 20 years and
is 'the only county operation in
Ontario.
developingot pIaleadership = obviously > ederal - -
ordinator for the Huron County
Chiittren's'R'ecreation Ptbgratn.
Mrs. Couper was a represen-
tative of the provincial govern -
organizing, operating and
evaluating of. recreationai ''
portunities in arts, crafts,
drama, outdoor field work,
When accidents are prevente
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REHABILITATION 1
Vigorous, positive effort to
prevent accidents an& a full
range of treatment, cash benefits
and general' assistance- to
minimize their effect on the
worker and his family when
they do occur, might be
described as the basic ingredient
of the Ontario Workmen's Com-
pensation program. Just as
vital, and perhaps of even more
significance in the long term to
those who suffer severe injury
and are unable to return to their
former or similar work, is the
activity of the Board's
Vocational Rehabilitation'
Department.
Established in 1939 as an in-
tegral part of the overall Work-
men's Compensation system, the
Department's primary objective
is to return the injured workman
to the work force in gainful em-
ployment suited to his skills.
The• phrase "suited to his
skills" sets out the guiding prin-
ciple in the Department's ap-
proach to its task. -..It is the
worker's ability, rather than any
disability resulting from an ac-
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sideration in working out an in-
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program.
REHABILITATION - 2 -
A workman requiring
Vocational Rehabilitation may
undergo tests to establish his ap-
titudes for a particular type of
work, and of course personal
preferences and interests are
taken into consideration in
selecting a field of endeavour.
The Department throughout
pr-oi.ides expert counselling and
guidance, and once a decision
has been made, will endeavour
to place him in suitable em-
ployment or arrange 'for the
worker to receive the training
required at an accredited school
or training centre. If the
situation warrants,
arrangements are made, for on-
the-job training.
A workman engaged in a
Vocational Rehabilitation
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There were five tables in play
at the Goderich Duplicate
Bridge Club . Tuesday night
November 7.
Winners and their scores were
as follows; first Mrs. K. Duncan
and Mrs. V. Worthy 661/2 points,
second Mr. A.J. Weerasooriya
and Dr. A.B. Deathe 63. points;
third Mrs_ Rita_.Ryan and_.Mrs__
Evelyn 'Galbraith .62 points,
fourth Mr. Omar Hasselgrove
and M'r. Art ' Wilson 61 ' points.
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