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Jane Smith
Jane Hopkinson
Joe O'Keefe
Dennis Drennan
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35 SOUTH ST 524.730
The annual Awards Assem-
bly took place last Thursday
morning May 24, in the large
gymnasium. The entire student
body _ attends this assembly
which honors those students
who have participated in extra-
curricular activities, at G.D.C.I.
in the previous months.
The students receiving
awards certainly work hard for
them and deserve to be
congratulated, as do their staff
advisors.
Yes, the "Greaseball Boogie
Rand" was in Goderich!! They
were certainly the 'cats meow!'
as they entertained G.D.C.I.
students at the last dance of
the year. •
To be admitted to the Lance
you had to be a greaser... that is
you had to slick back your locks
with, grease (real grease!); put
on the spotless white socks; dig
out your 'pickle stabbers' and
straight-leg jeans; and .roll up
the arms of your shirt, and your
pant legs! Charming!
Many of the girls were ador-
ned with pony tails and hobby
sox!
They danced to 'oldies, but
goodies' such as "Rock Around
the Clock!" and more than a
few people were doing a true
Chubby Checkers twist!
Randy Keller and his social
committee of Ann McEwan,
Barb Blake, Steve Remington
and Gabe Kaprzak have done
well. this year to organizing the
social events at G.D.C.I. and
Randy*ends his term in office
as Social Convener looking
back -on Many successes.
Soon there will be a new
Student Council Executive.
Elections- for the offices of.
President and Social Convener
take place Friday. June 1.
In running for the office of
Social Convener are Jane
Smith ISmitty) and Jane
Hopkinson. Joe O'Keefe, Den-
nis Drennan and Susan
Freeman are running for
President.
Campaigning will take place
Wednesday and Thursday, May
:30 and :31. The election is
Friday, June 1. -
The "Norseman" staff is
preparing their final issue for
this school year. The theme, ap-
propriately enough has to do
with the closing school year
and summer! As I write this,
there are only nine days of
school left!'!
Final examinations begin 'on
Friday, .lune 8. Students will
learn if they are to be exempted
from their exams in that last
week. Exemptions are based,
although not entirely, upon
your marks. The exemption
Susan Freeman
Boiler Beach
KINCARDINE
Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. ;Sat.
May 30-31, June 1-2
The
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MARLON BRAND`O
and AL PACINO
BY SUSAN FREEMAN
marks for all subjects except
- sernestered subjects is 60.
If a student's work though,
declines in quality or is not
satisfactory in the last term he
may write even though his
"nark is above the exemption
mark
l'i:'•ortunately, the 1972-1973
Yearbooks will not be available
this year but should be here
next September.
Janet Bradley
VON service here is
gaining popularity
Although Mrs. Janet Bradley_.
has been employed with Vic-
.torian Order of Nurses since
last September, she feels the
service in this part of Huron
County i5 just becoming
recognized as vital and helpful.
It was due to the introduc-
. tion of the Horne Care Program
in Huron that the VON carne to
Huron in 1971. The service
here is a branch of the Strat-
ford VON which commenced at
the turn of the century - 1908. •
Mrs. Bradley is one of three
part-time VON staffers in
Huron who works with one full
time VON stationed at Clinton.
The other nurses are in
Wingham and Seaforth
districts.
Mrs. Bradley's area runs
from Goderich to Amberley
north. She puts in an average
of four to six' hours each day as
well as every- other weekend.
The services of the VON
must be arranged through the
family doctor or through the
Home Care Program. Of course,
information about the
programs undertaken by the
VON is available from the
VON answering service in Clin-
ton, 482-3447.
Fees for the VON are ad-
justable according to the
patient's ability to pay and no
one is refused service for finan-
cial reasons.
Mrs. Bradley reports that her
work entails many aspects of
nursing although the greatest
need is for assistance to
diabetics, either new or others
in some way handicapped as
far as administet°ing insulin is
OPP urge
caution for
summertime
During a fairly active week
the Goderich , Detachment of
the Ontario Provincial Police
patrolled 6,346 miles of high-
ways and other roads during
824 duty hours.
Under criminal matters four
thelfsR`were investigated. They
involved the theft of a purse,
two chairs, a set of discs and
gasoline. There were also two
disturbances and one incident
listed on their activity report as
"other."
There were a total of six
motor vehicle accidents during
the duty week of May 20 to
May 26, four involving property
damage and ,two involving -in-
jury to drivers and passengers.
In all,six persops were injured.
Officers. laid a total of 43
charges, 26 under the Highway
Traffic Act and 17 under the
Liquor Control Act. Another 20
warnings were issued.
Seven requests for assistance
were answered by the Q.P.F.
and 45 investigations carried
out into matters other than
those covered by the Criminal
Code.
The O.P.P. would again like
to remind car owners that they
should never leave valuable
property in a car. When leaving
your car, he sure to lock it. If
you must leave property in the
car, it should be out of sight so
that it does not tempta thief,
they say.
"Summer is just around the
corner," public relations officer
Const. E.W. Moulton points
out, "and we are again into
that period of time when a lot
of accidents take place."
"Remember that you not
only have to drive your own
car, but you must be alert and
aware of what other people are
doing I think a good indication
of how careful you,have to be is
the fact th'kt the Goderich
O.P.P. have made 209 liquor
seizures since January 1 of
1973 and 74 people have been
given breathalyzer tests at this
detachment," he said.
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Miss Margaret Wood, nurse
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"Home nursing care," says
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"The kinds of service
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