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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-05-17, Page 15ANTIQUES sad SITS Nile Tliantomien Candies Gordon Freest Carrels 1 T 01(1 Wrapping sows These twins, Nicole and Nola Hesse seem to be looking after each other's Interests as Elizabeth Belling, County Health Nurse, administers the anaemia test which determines the Iron content In the blood. The twins' mother Marlene looks very concerned as she watches. (staff photo). Are you thinking about building? FOR A GOOD JOB AT A REASONABLE PRICE =HONE RAY LAMBERS 482-3305 fl7c4ihur 8-, /f4, ,11cL GODERICH &-' QWEN SOUND Floor Coverings - Paints - Wallpapers Draperies - 18th Century Furniture Refinisher militant Mrs. B. Dougherty Is seen giving young Kenny Mlllian of R. R. 5 Goderich a treatment at the Huron County Health Clinic held for pre-schoolers at Victoria hool on Wednesday May 9. Although It Is serious business to Kenny, Mrs. Mllllan in ground looks humoured. (staff photo) 5 In...33m IN GODERICH PHONE 524-$532 If -everything goes as plan- ned, Judith Goodherham Pool will be open two weeks from tomorrow, Friday, June 1. Beach patrol will begin June 25 and playgrounds will open July 9. re of the Goderich or "5ummerfest'', uncertain as the rt Club announced tion about two mon- ot to sponsor And e event. A meeting ring committee of rested persons have yield any positive meeting early in Goderich Recreation rd a letter from for- ation Board Chair - Art Mart organizer oII, explaining that h was no longer able and organiie'''°'vthe oil further noted in "in the last two years the activities have spiraled and many more people have become involved." He said he had -been involved as a Recreation Board member, an Art Club exhibitor and as an organizer for the flower festival sponsored by the Garden Club. Mr. Carroll said --that- .one result of the increased -interest would be the need "for more coordination of the overall program of events." Recreation Board agreed with Mr. Carroll's observations and authorized Recreation Director Mike Dymond to organize a meeting of all those interested in an attempt to carry on the activity. The Recreation Board at that time recommended representation at that first meeting from the Recreation Board, Public Works Commit- tee, Kinsmen' Club, Businessmen's , Association, Tourist Committee, Garden Club and Art Club: When the meeting was held May 8 Mike Dymond represen- ted the Recreation Board, Max Cutt was on hand for the Tourist Committee, George Hiles from the Kinsmen, and Wendy Hornig from the Garden Club. Ernie Niblock and Paul Carroll attended as interested citizens. Since that time the Businessmen's Association and the Save the Jail Society have contacted Mike Dymond ex- pressing interest in sending a representative as well. Mr. Dymond explained after- wards that any other group who would like to take part in.,, the activities would be most welcome to send representation to the Steering Committee to look after their interests. Those attending that first meeting agreed there should be a summer fest activity of some sort of which it was hoped an Art Exhibition, the Kinsmen. Carnival, Street Sales, *a Beer Garden, Street Dance and Sailing Races might be part. No final name has been chosen as yet but ,'Summer - Fest" was suggested and it and other suggestions will be discussed at later meetings. The main aim of the steering committee will be to get as many people and groups within the community involved as possible. Mr. Dymond did note in a Signal -Stam interview however that unless more response was forthcoming in the next week the whole event "might not come off at all." Letters have gone out to.bet- ween 12 an`d 15 groups in the - community asking them to par- ticipate or at least support the venture. Anyone interested in con- tributing in some way to the Summer -Fest or taking part is asked to contact the Recreation Directors office at 524-8373. vas„,„ nra MONO' rIt 0' Guess NOM �Vt t npss uf UIP b-, to >t re column 140cb M. Toa Email MitW SetiM t oil s By Julie Armstrong and Wendy Irwin The Safety Patrols - of Vic-' toria Public School went to the Toronto Science C entre on May 9. We would like to say thank you to Constables Jarczak and Buxton and the Police of Goderich for planning this trip for us. Thanks to Miss Videan and Mrs. Hesk for accom- panying us on this trip. - It was a,n enjoyable after- noon. By Randy Little and Tom Fincher On Wednesday afternoon we had a little mishap. We had a pre-school health clinic at the school. About 2:20 the fire bell went oft.and. _we 011,.- After ll: After corning back in it went off again but this time on the way out we were told what hap- pened. Some of the pre-schoolers had pulled the fire alarm. It was a big laugh throughput -the school. Don't forget the Tom Sawyer Operetta on May 28, 30 at 7:30 p,m. at our school A leadership program for the local and area youth has been planned to be held at the end of June, Recreation Director Mike Dymond reported. A weekend program to he held near Goderirh, the bulk of the resources and the costs will he. paid up by 'the Recreation Branch of the province. A. well. Dymond said a 'project which will provide a sc•ne, of special activities for youth during the summer has been approved by the recreation offi(e in London. ..Slime of the successful ac- tivities of the -'project ('o-Ptlit in the area of leisure activities will he continued through this project," said Dymond. "It is hoped these efforts of,the group *ill lead to the formation of a permanent youth council which -can work very closely- with the recreation committee in the development of youth programs." 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