HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-12-06, Page 38PAGE IUB—GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR. "THURSDAY. DECEMBER 6, 1973
Under the direction of Clifford Evens the London Symphony Orchestra will
present a concert at the Goderich4 i'nd District Collegiate Institute auditorium
December 15 beginning at 8:30 p.m. The program will have a special Christ-
mas flavor and Is set to wind up with a Christmas Carol sing.along led by the
When the London Symphony Orchestra comes to
Goderich December 15 they will present a special Christ-
mas oriented program under the direction of Clifford
Evens. Mr. Evens was born and educated in Vancouver,
British Columbia and has been a professional violinist of
many years standing. He was concertmaster and
Associate Conductor of the Victoria_ Symphony for II
years, taught violin at the University of British Columbia
and has studied conducting under Nicolas Slominsky and
Sir John Barbirolli. He was appointed Music Director and
Conductor of, the London Symphony Orchestra in 1969.
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Mrs. Rose Hill has returned
home from Perth in western
Australia after spending three
weeks with relatives there. On
the way home she called at
Sydney, Australia and visited
with Mr. and Mrs. John
Goodrick, a brother-in-law and
sister-in-law of Mrs. Myrtle
Goodrick of Goderich.
Janet M. Williams, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams,
180 Hincks St., recently learned
that she had passed the
'Registered Nurses
examinations written in Lon-
don in August. She had'
graduated in July from Owen
Sound Regional, School of Nur-
. sing.
Earle Terry Singers who will also be appearing on the program with the or-
chestra. The concert is being brought to Goderich under the sponsorship of
the local Rotary Club and the, Sully Foundation. Tickers are now on sale from
Rotary Club 'members.
NewcourSeS approved
for farm laborers.
Labor pressure is the main
problem faced by Ontario's
dairy farmers. The agricultural
Manpower Branch of the On-
tario Ministry of Agriculture
and Food reports that they
can't keep up with the demand
for qualified help. Mrs. C. E.
Johnson, secretary to the Direc-
tor of the Branch, says, "The
number of requests for farm
labor has inci•easkd
dramatically in recent months,
with about 85 percent being
calls for skilled and semi-
skilled help on dairy farms."
She 'adds that dairy farmers are
--willing to take persons with
some basic training, Such as is
offered by the Dairy Herd
Workers' course, which will be
available- in the Kemptville
area .again this year.
The 10 -week course is offered
jointy- fly the" federal Depart:
ment' of Manpower and Im-
-migration, and ARDA and
Agricultural Manpower Bran-
ches of the Ontario Ministry Of
Agriculture and Fdod. 'It will_
start January 7, 1974.
The program is divided into
two-week alternating periods .in
the classroom and on the farm.
Classroom and laboratory
.studies --total four weeks, and -
for the remainder, students
receive practical on-farm
training: A student is placed on
three different farms during the
course, so that he gains varied
experience on dairy farms. On
completing the training course
successfully, a student is awar-
ded 4 certificate.
People from urban areas are
invited to apply. For further in-
formation and applications,
contact the county offices of the
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture
and Food.
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Local horseman
gets award
Ron Feagan, formerly of
Goderich and now a resident of
the Dundas area, was named
horseman of the 'year last'
Friday by tlie Ontario Jockey
Club's Golden Horseshoe cir-
cuit. Feagan has been one of
the most consistent harness
racing drivers in Canada.
Mr. Feagan dominated the
driving standings at Green-
wood, Mohawk and Garden
city through most of the past
season and has logged a total
of 171 wins and purse earnings
of $404,070 with 14 programs
still remaining in the 1973 cam-
paign.
This is the second straight
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he has held the honor since it
was inaugurated in 1966.
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