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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-03-08, Page 16PAGE 4A--GODERICN SIGNAL STAK, THURSDAY, MARCH 197.3 These teenagers at work for people It was awards day at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital Sunday for this group of volunteer Candy Stripers.%rho help with hospital operations. Left to right are: Jeannette John- ston, Judy 'McConnell, Lynda Cook, Nancy Brubacher, Deb- bie Barker, Emily Crew, Winnie Armstrong, Pst Shore, Ann Coulter, Debra Oke, Lynda Hoffmeyer and `Pat Craven. Awards were presented by Mrs. John Berry. (staff photo) ('andvstripers Awards Day, honoiring the teenage volun- teers at Alexandra Marine and General Hospital, was held on Sunday, in the hospital lobby. Mrs. J. Berry, president of the Women's .Hospital Auxiliary, opened the proceedings with the Auxiliary Prayer. Mr. Harry Bushell, Chairman of the Board of Governors, congratulated the girls and thanked. them on behalf of the Board for their e timed service to the patients. Mr. 'T. Elliott, i—Ad- -ministrator, introduced the guest speaker, Miss, Mary Philpott,'Principal of the Perth - Huron Regional School of Miss Phi1pott spoke of the changes made in health care and especially these made' in the field of nurses' training over the past ten years. 'These changes led up to the current innovation., of having the academic training of the nurses taken over by the Comnlunity Philt►ott .tated that this anew step would lead to a broader field of subjects open to the students. Mrs. Berry thanked the guest speaker and invited everyone to stay for refreshments. The following is a list of the awards presented: Caps representing 100 hrs of service, were presented by Mrs. D. Blacker to Winnie Armstrong, Nancy Bruhacher, Lynda Cook, Local teachers get in great shape Fifteen teachers from schools of the Huron Perth Counties from St. Joseph's Erole lite. Marie. Kint,'shridge's St. Joseph, Goderich's St. Mary's and Victoria Public, along with Hullett Central attended another in a series .of five gyrn- ,nastic workshops on, Wed- nesday -night February 21st at St. Mary's School in Goderich. Also on the following night February 22nd at St. C:olumbalit 'School, fourteen teachers coming from St.', -Boniface School in Zurich, 'St.—James School in Seaforth, St. Patrick's School in Dublin, St. Patrick's School in Kinkora and St. Mary's School in Hesson joined with _ teachers ,from Blyth, and Hullett Central Schools to actively participate in the fourth, workshop. Mr. David Keyho, Program Consultant from Midwestern Ontario Region Ministry of Education conducted these workshops: He made optimum use of many wall charts to em- phasize that gymnastics play a - prominent role in -the "PHYSICAL : EDUCATION PROGRAMME". In his introduction, teachers were asked to move. about the room using speed and direction. At first, many followed a rir- cular direction but later travelled over the floor in y`arious individual directions with changes in speed. Then they moved other than on the feet, as they used hands and feet, hands and knees, and other personal conceived man- ners of movement. Each had the opportunity to use their own ideas ai; vehicles of ways and means to use the various body parts to fully utilize Newspaper items roll call for local Twenty-nine members and - two visitors answered the roll call, "A Historv'Making Item From To -Day; s Newspaper at the March meeting of the Goderich Women's Institute. -- Mrs. G. Morley, the president, asked that the minutes of last meeting he read. .Mrs. E. Setter, gave the' Treasurer's report. A letter from a•-W.I. Branch in England asking for correspondents from W.I. members, was read. Mrs. C. Crozier and Mrs. E. Setter, as alternate will be a delegate at the Officers' Con- ference to he held at Waterloo University on May 1. 2, and :3. A card party is planned for McKay Hall March 22. A bake sale. will he held on March 30. Huron's -pork farmers unhappy with budget Directors of the Huron County Pork Producers ex - pre iced disatisfaction with the federal budget at their meeting in Clinton last week. Especially local man at school in Florida. movement. from one area to another area in the room. 'Level's of movement came next as the teachers could move .about using speed and direction at a lower level. Thus, many hopped like a bunny while they projecfed.ahead from their feet make Wi A note of thanks is to he sent to Victoria Grey .and Trust • for the pictures of Goderich Lighthouse of 18112, given to the W.I. members -and their guests at their February lun- cheon. A bazaar article is to be sent to the F.W.I.C. for the Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind. Mrs. M. Holmes, program convener and curator of we_eds.nLu..-had_ scrapbooks on display, and asked that clippings and pic- tures of interest be passed on to her. where it concerns the removal of capital gains tax at the death of the father if the farm is left in the family. "It still makes it nearly im- possible to turn the farm over to the son if the father reaches retirement age, for then capital gains tax will still -apply." One director stated: ",My son. could be 60 years of age before I die. Do you think he should wait that long to receive the farm?" AA n 6 -the r concern�+va - .the— unilateral removal of the tariff on imported .meat "With the present high cost of inputs, if the price drops only a fraction, producers will he in real trouble"; the producers say. Directors decided to present resolutions concerning these problems at the annual meeting in Toronto later this month. onto their hands' at a low com- fortable level. Eventually, they were jum- ping ahead and lifting their feet, gradually to a higher level as they propelled' themsejves ahead. For. some this was an actual experience which would gradually lead into a cart- wheel, a front. roll, a hand or a - head stand. They fully realized first hand how 'the ,centre of gravity is a paramount factor in thebalan- cing of one's body leading up to a smooth movement in the execution in any challenge as" ,encountered in Physical Education. The teachers learned the principles of' making • a child aw4re of ' his many ,body abilities to doing movements.in a single activity or in a sequence of skills which further compliment, a smooth flow of . individual body parts. Next, they -became very cognizant of the space readily available to each student and the skills and enjoyment which results from these formative 'lessons.' - Finally, they could associate The inevitable relaIwnshrp witzh fellow students in these movements that can be shared in , group situations and necessary team work which eventually produce a learning experience of doing gymnastics, doing it better and 'in time, doing it' well. The fifth land final Workshop will take place on Wednesday, February 28th., at Northwestern Secondary School Gymnasium in Strat- ford. • Mrs. N. Claremont read Tiger. Dunlop's WiII. A paper on Current Events proved in- teresting and informative. Birthday greetings were sung to Mrs. F. Hawkins, Miss C. Sproul and Mrs. A. Straughan. A successful penny sale was followed by lunch. 1/4 JOE'S BP Service Station and Coffee Shop 411 Huron Rd., Goderich Fred D. Shuman of Goderich earned a place on the Embry - Riddle Aeronautical University Honor Roll for the fall term. The Honor Roll requires a :3.5 or greater grade point average on a 4.0 academic scale. Shuman is a senior enrolled in the Aeronautical Science program at ERAU in Daytona Beach, Florida. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack R. Shuman, Goderich. LOWER INTEREST RATES Now Available On 1ST. AND 2ND MORTGAGES Anywhere in Ontario On RESIDENTIAL, COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL and FARM PROPERTIES Interim Financing For New Construction'a Land Development For Representatives In Your Area Phone ,SAFEWAY INVESTMENTS AND CONSULTANTS LIMITED " (519) 7444535 Collect Head _Office - 56 Weber St. E. Kitchener, Ont. —Ws Stay Existing Mortgages for Instant Cash— Valerie Hutchins and Debra Oke. Bands representing 150 hrs of service ,wcfei also presented by Mrs. Blacker to Nancy BrubrahachOerke,LyndaLyna Cook and De Pins were presented by Mrs. J.� McLarei. to Emily Crew for ti00 hrs. of service; Debbie Barker, 400 hrs: Debra Olte, and Judy McDonnell, 2011 hrs. A bursary for $100 was presented 'to Jeanetta John- ston, a student at the Perth - Huron Regional School of nur- sing, by Mrs. Frank Walkom on behalf of the Wonren's•Hospita1 Auxiliary. SPORTS STAGS PLAYS DANCES PROMOTE YOUR ENTERTAINMENT GET RESULTS THE SUREST WAY INTIRTAINM SUIDI s DANCE TO , AIN i 1 TEAM HURON PART --OF THE DON SOUTHCOTT ACTION TEAM MARCH 9 CLINTON LEGIO 9-1Z ADMISSION $1.75 SPONSORED BY "CURTAIN RAISERS" THE ENTIRE FAMILY WILL .ENJOY The Rotary Club ot,Godench proudly presents directed by Clifford Evens GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE INST. Adults $2.00 Students $1.25 SPECIAL FAMILY TICKET ONLY $5.00 . 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