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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-04-12, Page 4PAGE 4---GOEERI('ti S1GNAL-STAB, 't'1.11.1RSt)AY. APtilt. 12, 197 3 A matter of to -ordination 411111/111111111111141111111116 Town recreation director gets programs underway A question was- raised at the town council sleeting last Thursday as to the duties of Recreat ton Director' Mike Dymond. Dynlond has corse under isolated cases of criticism ►�-' during the past few weeks. He agreed with the Signal -Star that the people of Goderich should be made fully aware of What he was, hired to do and how he is carrying out these duties. By definition, .'Recreation is an act or experience selected b\ the Individual during his leisure tune, to sleet a personal want or c1..S1 ie primarily for his own satisfaction." Thus recreation programs need not always he athletic or physical. An important part of the recreation director's job is to act as a communication device between the people of the com- munity and the recreation com- mittee. It is important to adjust to a community and become,., o oriented to it that the director will instinctively know what that community needs to fill the gaps left by leisure hours. A student in the Recreation Director's course at Mohawk College in Hamilton, Gary Lounsbury has completed his first year and stated that there are two major parts to recreation in the community. First there must be coin- munity involvement Lounsbury said. A recreation program should involve every type of person of every age. 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 Coll her at 524-9525 econdly Lounsbury noted, the director 1s responsible for setting up these programs but is not necessarily directly in- volved in it. He must however, attempt to get people to run their own program under his guidance. Currently Dymond is working on several projects which when completed will aid in making Goderich a much More interesting place to live. "l'he judo :club is now 0 1lu cram of , recreation and altfilltiedi it is still under the direction of Helmut Krohnler, it will become 0 recreation coulr►Litt e program in ,the fall. The majorette program which starte(1, some tune ago, has increased in numbers. Most of the administrmion chores have been taken from the shoulders of the person ((induc- ting the program slaking it much smoother to operate. l)vipond is negotiating and working very closely with the local sailing club to plan and provide lessons in instruction for those in Goderich interested 1►1 sailing. A great deal of the administration (,f such 0 program will be ,done through the recreation committee. The development of 0 Huron wide soccer association has been accomplished which when in full operation will provide a wide area of excellent conl- Petition fo.r local soccer clubs and bring the standard of soc- cer up immensely in the area. A recreational fitness and ac- tivity program for then is func- tioning now but still in the for- mation stages, will be developed further and offered as an organized program 111 the fall. Yoga classes have started with a small interest and will he. properly advertised shortly making it available to al! in- terested people. Dymond is also working with youth -groups in the areas of ac- tivities and instigating courses of leadership development for the members of such youth vroups. He is responsible for the development of- hlaygr- )und ac- tivity areas in four locations for this summer; the planning of y programs for these areas 410(1 1 tic hiring and direction of staff and their training. The director must also look after his office set-up, record keeping, report making providing an inforh►ation • ser- vice from that office, the preparations and control of total departmental budget with an estimated grows expenditure for 197:1 of $138,000., and secretarial services to groups that request it. There is an interest in' minor softball, junior basketball, girls softball, ladies softball, for- illation of an art society, a fit- ness .progratii for women,, day camping for kids in the sum- mer, track and field club, model airplane club and other programs. According to 1)yrnond, he is available anytime to talk to anybody about recreational program interests. If sufficient interest is shown in any type^(of program, he will do his best to get it oft the ground. Huron .plan match set for Dashwood "'The Huron County Plowmen's Association made plans this week for their forty sixth annual Huron County Pli swing Match to be held on the Hay Township farm of Howard Datars near Dashwood during the'last week of Septem- ber. At this organizational meeting the Association also elected 'John Clark of R.R. 5 Goderich as .president of the group. Mr. Clark succeeds the late Ken Stewart of Seaforth. Other ,members of the new executive are; - James Arm- strong, R.I. 4 Wingham, first vice president, W. J. Leerhing, R.R.. 4 Walton, second vice president, Russell -Bolton, R.R. 1 Seaforth, secretary treasurer, Bill Hanly of Goderich assistant secretary treasurer. Wash'n'wear CILTONE Flat Enamel from CIL is here! DUNOEANNON DOINGS Congratulations"Wolverines" are the win- ners In the Luc•kno -- Dungannon bowling 6eague 1,1av-,)1t'- Players on this team are John and Marina Park. Harold and Marine Maize, Bob and Sally Wright, and Harvey and Becky Culbert. Welcome to Nir. and Mrs. -lack Phillips (nee Nancy Mole) and little tion, Andrew who have moved to Dungannon to the horse which formerly belonged to N-ancy's grand- mother, the late Mrs. Wm. An- drews. On Wednesday, April 4, four menlhers. of Dungannon Women's Institute attended an Executive sleeting at St. Helen's where plans were made for the Huron West District An- nual Meeting which is to be held in Dungannon on May :10, 1973, • By a survey along the drains and catch basins particularly in the Wawanosh side of the village it is hoped to locate the cause of certain drainage problems.. On Monday Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Alton accompanied by Mrs. Victor Errington visited their cousin, Miss Rena Stephenson, in Hensall. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Alton from London spent 0 few days with Mrs. Victor Errington last week; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Irvin also visited Mrs. Errington.On Sunday other company in- cluded Mr. and Mrs. Bill Caesar from Goderich. Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Wilbur and Bradley from Willowdale spent the weekend in their sum- mer home in Dungannon. Mrs 1). S. Fines of Toronto visited Mrs.. Cecil Blake and Barbara of this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. 13111 Blake and Becky of Galt -Cambridge spent the weekend here and ,in Goderich at `their parental -homes. Miss E-nlma Johnston and her brother Charlie Johnston of Bluev'ale called on relatives here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rohit. Irvin ac- Use it in all heavy traffic areas. 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'['his is hockey play -of -f season, not only in the big leagues, but locally too. Many parents are kept busy taking boys alid girls to various towns 10 tournaments and play-offs ,Not all can expect to he win- ners but all can be taught good, clean sportsmanship. .Mr 00(1 Mrs. Harvey Culbert and Lynn had as guests on Sunday- Mr. and Mrs. George Book of Lorehurn, Saskat- chewan, who on Friday, April celebrated their :35th wets - ding anniversary. Others who enjoyed turkey dinner with thein were Mr. Jas. Beaton and Mrs. Isobel Mullin of Lucknow, and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Ohm and Heather of Dungannon. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fowler, Darrel and Karen, of Parkhill visited on Sunday at the home of the former's parents, Mr., and Mrs: Chas. Fowler. Dr. R.• B. Treleaven, London, visited briefly with Mrs. Cecil [slake, on Monday while- com- paring material for the "Treleaven" family tree. DUNGANNON 3 CLUB The 6th meeting of the '4—H Dungannon 3 Club was held on April 7 at Mrs. Aileen Tigert's home. Roll call was how the girls plan to take care of „their gar- uients after they are made. The girls practiced modeling for Achievement Day June 9 when they model their garments. The girls were • allowed to work on the handout sheets or their record took for the rest of the meeting. The next meeting will be held at Mrs. Aileen Tigert's home April 14. By O.M. Blake DUNGANNON KNIT -WITS by Frances Logtenburg The fourth meeting of the Dungannon .Knit -Wits was held March 31 at the horse of Mrs. Howard Culbert. At roll call the girls compared the total cost of their garment to one similar which had been ready made. Achievement Day is on (lune 9 at Wingham High School. The record books Are (o be in Clinton by June 1. Lori Pentland gave the secretary's report. The next meeting will be on April 14. The discussion was on finishing necklines and everyone made a sample of a neckline edges trimmed with binding. MOCK CUFF SAMPLE by Peggy,Young The sixth meeting of the Dungannon Nifty Knits was held on April 6 at Young's. Roll call on how to care for your garment was answered. The minutes of the last meeting were read. The programs for Achievement Day were handed out. The next meeting will be op April 19 at 7:00, Mrs. Maginnis led the discussion on the conventional and invisible zippers .and ap- plying elastic. Linda Young ex- plained how to- make a mock cuff. The girls filled in their han- dout notes and each member did 0 sample of the mock cuff for her record hook. • CITIZENS of s GODERICH TWP. 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