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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-01-25, Page 22PAGE 8A=GQPERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1973 The golfing class at GDCI night school works'in the small gym every Monday evening. The mesh screen at the right of the picture catches the balls as they are "driven" by the gblfers. The setup includes a makeshift tee where plenty of personal attention is given by Izzy Bedard, the instructor and himself a °vweli-known, hl'gti1y respected 'golfer. (staff photo) Indoor golf instruction c 0 This is the third year that Izzy Bedard. of Goderich has been teaching GDCI Night School students the art of the swing in golf. And judging from the en- thusiastic comments about . Izzy's program, it won't be his last. Izzy is well-known locally for his golfing ability but his talentsas a teacher are also recognized by the mem .bers of his regular Mon- day evening golfing class at GDCI. "He's just a natural," reports one would-be golfer who claims he's learned a great deal about the sport through Izzy's night school program. . "He not -only knows how it should be done, he isr able to show you how .you can do it yourself. He's great." The course attracts many first-time golfers or golfers who are inex- perienced and want to improve their swing. It teaches how to hold the club, how to position the feet, the importance of the arm and the wrist, placing the ball. Later in the course, lzzy takes the group to a golf course and instructs �4,:s)a((.4m4 them in the general rules of the game. But for the most part, the swing is 0 0 0 0 0 0 Susan Erb of.-Goderich listens intently as fizzy` Bedard y,.: giiveA;Nir a !ow pointers on Or swing. Susan,a beginner golfer, finds the' course helpful to her as she prepares for the golf course this `coming spring. -(staff photo) jJZJIJI$JTJZJZJ J J JZJZ,11,1) JZJZJZJ J J J J 0 0 0 0 0 0 t The registrations for the Oral Communications ' Fes(ival are .starting to flow in from the Elementary Schools in Huron County. .Each school is allowed one entry - for the preliminaries which will take place in three locations: At Our Lady of Mount Carmel School on January 30; at Clinton Public- School ublicSchool on January 31; and at Wingham Public School on February 1. AU begin at 1:30 p.m. `The -three -top- speakers--fr om— each division will -then compete at Clinton Public School on February 6. Prizes of created book ends and wall plaques are being donated this year as they were by the Maple Leaf Chap- ter, I.O.D.E. of Goderich to the three who are judged best in 'the county. The first place winner will then go on to the Zone finals at Glencoe on February 17. S.afety tips The., best way to avoid per- sonal injury is to do every job properly, at work and at home. The Industrial Accident Prevention A sociation's 52,000 membms have one million employees who will "Zerb In One Proper Job Per- formance" during 1973. I.A.P.A. is urging management to adopt the premise that the best way to avoid injury, equipment damage or any other type of Toss is to convince employees that a job performed properly is a job performed . safely. This, principle prompted I.A.P.A.' s theme --- Zero In On Proper .Job Performance. To assist industry with the 1973 safety program, I.A.P.A. provides a wide variety of promotional items, including posters, banners, cafeteria placemats, serviettes, and ballpoint pens. Stick -on mini -posters - featuring the "Zero In" theme are also available in a handy 2" x 1" size, as a constant reminder to employees to Zero In on safe procedures on the ..job. . The ' I.A.P.A. member -firms have more than 1,000,000 em- ployees in, Ontario. • • These contesta have peen sponsored since 1927 by the Ontario . Public School Trustees' Association andco- g;ponsored since 1958 by On- tario.. Hydro. The provincial finals take place in .Toronto during the convention of`'the Ontario Education Association ih the week of winter break. In recognition of the current Emphasis on communication in our society the format of these contests has been changing to put more Emphasis ' on com- munications skills rather than on Oratory. Last year for the first time the contestants were subjected to questioning by the judges on the s, abjects of the prepared, talks so that t- hey -are being judged on their ability to- infoMn, explain and instruct. This.. year in addition each contestant will be expected to read for two minutes from a book which he' . has enjoyed. Reading aloud has been an art neglected for many years. It Will be interesting to see how dtr young people .handle this challenge. The Huron County Convener,- Elementary Schools; Mrs. J. W. Wallace and the principals of eabh of the ` hostschools welcome the attendance and in- terest of the public at these con- tests. ...,,... R A N G E R S T 92 South St 524-8925 See our. used Black&`ilithite and: color TV's, Stereos 3 way combinations BLACK i WHITE SETS 25 OO. •& UR ANY SET OVER f.50.00 GUARANTEED FOR 30 DAYS DO SOMETHING NICE FOR YOURSELF —SPECrAt- ALL PERM WAVES $25, Perm Wave—$20 $20 Perm Wave—$17 $18 Perm Wave—$15 $15 Perm Wave --,-$12.50 $12.50 Perm Wave -$10 Mae -Barb -Bonnie Ann -Bubbles -Cathy JAN. 25 - MAR. -24 HEATHER BEAUTY SALON' 108 LIGHTHOUSE ST. 524-7461 Four Day - Double Specie THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY - LOCATED IN 1GODERICH AT - JANUARY 25 - 28 - FIRE ; —' LAR NASA WITH 13 AS UO IIP - Are you afraid of the dark? You should he. The Industrial Accident Prevention Association reminds you• that more traffic accidents occur at night. So help support I.A.P.A.'s 1973 drive to "Zero in on Defensive Driving" by being extra careful when you drive; at night. It is all part of "Proper Job Perfor- mance" at home and at work. WELCOME SERVICE would like to' call on you with "housewarming gifts" and in- formation about your new location. The Hostess will be glad to arrange your subscrip- tion to the Signal -Star Call her -at 524-9525 Pumps/and Injectors • Repaired For All Popular. 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