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GQDERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1,, 197S -114C12 3*
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The now "houseleague" system for governing school ac -
tom is now entering its first year of trial. Exscutivs_ for
tM hoofs drRlch(left
ird Madge, all staff advisors; bottom) Al
gunner an (right from
ouseleague system
top to bottom) Morgan Moore, Joanne Walters, Mark Riley
and Dennis Drennan, all student leaders. At the head of the
board table Is Paul Howe, staff advisor and co-ordinator.
(staff photo)
ew plan creates competitive spirit
For the first time in GDCI spirit in the school, encourage
ory, a Houseleague system participation in intramural
governing school activities is .sports; provide more oppor-
lag adopted. tunities- for the development of
This system divides the student leaders; and encourage
ool student body .as well as .students and staff , to work
taff into four houses or toward common goals outside
Nips within the school. These of the classroom".
houses will then compete The four •houses which are
h each other in designated called Dunlop, Maitland,
tivities such as intra -mural Huron and Colborne are
its or fund raising cam-.' headed up by four , staff ad-
gns: Winners will be given visors who are :Paul' Howe,
rrts and at the end of the Frank MacDonald,' Richard
arachampion house will be Madge and Al Sumner.
tared. In some events, Houseleague student leaders
nts witl be given just for • who were elected are Dennis
rticipation.
The division of students and
ft members is made equally
cording to sex and year
ade). This division ensure;
rticularly that -all . ages of
dents have the opportunity
working together.
According to the
useleague Constitution the
ectives of the system are to
eate a healthier competitive
WORK
BOOT'
Drennan, 'Joanne Walters,
Morgan Moore and Mark
Riley.
Five assistants, one from
each year, and a secretary-
treasurer are also members of
the house executives.
Since this is a new untried
system. -in GDCI, the student
council executive,'staff advisors
to council, staff .advisors to
houses and student leaders will
be meeting *'frequently to
evaluate the system.
All funds raised by the
houses will become the
Planning -dept. busy:
and getting busier
The Township of Tucker -
smith has requested assistance
from the planning department
for Huron County in the
preparation of a zoning bylaw -
but the municipality's name
has only beenadded to a long
.;,and growing longer list.
The waiting list now num-
bers nine municipalities con-
sisting of Goderich Township,
Hensall, Ashfield Township,
Colbornee' Township, Usborne
Township, East Wawanosh
Tewnship, Goderich Town,
Stephen Township and Tucker -
smith Township - in that order.
Already the Planning Depar-
tment is working on plans for
Zurich, Brussels, Grey ,Town-
ship, Howick Township,
Bayfield, Wingham and Hullett
Township - also in that order.
Warden Roy Pattison and
County Administrator John
Berry have signed the
necessary lease forms per-
taining to the rental by the
province of the addition to the
'assessment building.
According to the Property
Chairman, Reeve Harold Lobb
of Clinton, the work is
proceeding on schedule and the
new facilities should be ready
for occupancy early in the new
year.
Additional space has been
requested to the Social Services
Department and plans are now
,afoot to renovate the storeroom
adjacent to the Social Services
office in the court house for this
purpose.
In its report to council, the
Social Services Committee
noted that' department's budget
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is running approximately
$22,000 belowbudget
estimates. Chairman Lloyd
Ferguson spoke highly of Social
Services A►dminist'rator John
MacKinnon and his staff. .
"I am very pleased with the
work of the staff,"said
Ferguson. "They are doing n
great job' for the county."
In other business, J. A. Mair,
deputy reeve of Morris Town—,
ship, was appointed to the
Board of Governors of
Conestoga College for the term
commencing January 1,, 1974.'
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'ROCLAMATION
To the Citizens
of the
TOWN OF GODERICH
As directed by resolution
of the
Municipal Council,
I. hereby declare
the week of
NOVEMBEI
5th to 1 Oth
POPPY WEEK
WEST ST.
524-8452
property of the students'council
unless otherwise designated.
What's New
at Huronview
Volunteers from the Clinton
Christian Reform Church
assisted with Monday after-
noon's activities. Marie Flynn
of. Clinton along with Mary
Taylor, Norman', Speir and
Jerry Collins provided the old
tyme music for the occasion,
with a special number, for those
having. Birthdays during the
week.
Eight tables of euchre 'and
crokinole were played at the
Wednesday afternoon games.
The Goderich Psychiatric
Hospital Rhythm Band enter-
tained on Family Night. The
Band arranged and directed by
Gordon Harrison with Shorty
Munro as M.C. provided" a
variety of musical numbers.
There were mouth organ solos,
vocal duets and Solos, the
charleston and a merimba soCo "`F
The group sang "Happy Bir-
thday" for Mrs. Irwin who was
celebrating her 92nd birthday
on Thursday. The Clinton Hor-
ticulture Society donated
several bouquets of flowers
which were given to resident%
for special occasions.
WHAT'S. NEW AT HURONVIEW
The regular monthly meeting
of the Huronview Ladies
Auxiliary was held on Tuesday,
October 16, in the Craft Room
at Huronview with members
present from Blyth, Clinton,
Goderich, Hensall and Lon-
desboro.
The president, Mrs.
Colclough, opened the meeting
with The Lord's Prayer and
welcomed the members to the
meeting. Mrs. Colclough repor-
ted that donations were still
being received for the "Van
L,roject" and was confident
that they would reach their ob-
jective. Remodelling of the van ,
is in progress and would soon
be ready to be presented to Mr,
Archibald, Administrator of
Huronview.
Mrs. Colclough thanked all
the members who had helped to
make the Bazaar a success.
Special thanks to the Women's
Institutes for their con-
tribt tions to the Bake Sale.
Th receipts from the Bazaar
wa. $490, the Tea $53.58, the
Bake Sale $120.80 and the draw
tickets for the picture and the
rug,. $210.50. Myrtle Dick of
Hensall won the picture and
Mrs. Hazel McMullen of Little
Current, Manitoulin Island
won the rug.
The minutes of the previous
meeting were read and ' ap-
proved, the treasurer's report
was given and Mrs. McGregor
reported for the Craft Room.
Mrs. Peck gave a very in-
teresting report of the conven-
tion in "Toronto which she and
Mrs. Colclough attended; both
ladies thanked the' Auxiliary
for the opportunity of attending
the convention.
Harbor pews
Eight Great Lakes ships put
into Goderich harbor over the
Fast week, four each at the
DOMTAR Sifto Salt mine and
the local grain elevators.
Ai the mine the Black River
put in, light nut of Goderich, on
October .20 and• took on 5,200
tuns. October 22 the E.B. Bar-
ber, light out of Bay City, lint
in and took on , 13,600. The
following. day the Algorail;
light out of Kingsville, taking
,on 20,000 tons and October 25
the Helen Evans, light out of
Sault Ste Marie, took out
12,000 tons.
At the elevators the Black
River called on October 19, the
Westdale on October 21, the
New York News on October 25
and the Thornhill on October
29.
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Some plans were made for
.the Christmas Fair which will
be held on December 3. Final
plans will be made at the next
Auxiliary meeting. Londesboro
Women's Institute will be in
charge of the December Birth-
day Party to be held on Wed-
nesday, December 5. -
Mrs. Durnin of Londesboro
gave a humorous reading en-
titled "A Passing Phase". The
meeting closed with the Mizpah
Benediction and lunch was ser-
ved.
The next meeting of the
Auxiliary will be held on Mon-
day, November 19.
Vanastr� gun club
'Tom Jardip of Wingham had
a perfect day last Saturday at
the Vanastra Gun Club skeet
shoot when he hit 25 out of 25
birds. Bill Stewart of Goderich
was second with 24 hits and
John Land of Bayfield, Mary
riatkin of Clinton and Dr. Andy
Rynne of Bayfield were tie for
third with 21 hits each.
Other scores • include John
Anderson of Kippen, 20; Jim
Hogg of Seaforth, 18; Ashley
Gilbert of Goderich, and Gerret
Voskamp of Goderich, -17 each.
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