HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1981-04-29, Page 33G.D.C.L students spent most of last week transforming the nual formal dance. Here, some of the students lie down on
gymnasium into `An Evening in Rome' setting for the an- the job as they paint murals. (Photo by Joanne. Buchanan)
Cardino. steps down as chairman
Betty Cardno, co-founder
and first Board Chairman of
the Town and Country
Homemakers, has stepped
down as chief officer.
Newofficers were elected
at the first meeting of the
new Board of Directors held
at Wingham, April 22. Miss
Bev Brown of Bluevale is the
new Chairman of the Board.
Mrs. Gwyn Whilsmith of St.
Joseph's and the Reverend
- Terry Trites of Bluevale are
vice-chairmen, and Mrs.
Lois Hodgert is secretary.
Committee chairmen are:
fund-raising, Mrs. Gwyn
Whilsmith; policy, bylaws
and personnel, Paul Steckle;
program and evaluation,
Rev. Trites; annual
immisimor
meeting, Mrs. Ruth Linton;
and public relations, Mrs.
Pauline Atton and Mrs.
Grace Fraser.
The Board continues to be
concerned about the
cancellation of the
homemaking course by
Canada Manpower.
"Without a course to train
more homemakers this year,
it will be difficult to have the
required number of
homemakers we need for
chronic home care," Jean
Young, Executive Director,
explained. "We are hopeful ,
that women who are in-
terested in taking this course
will contact their local Man-
powr Office or write to Mur-
ray Cardiff, MP in Ottawa,
to express their concern.
Town and Country
Homemakers is incor-
porated as a private non-
profit charitable organiza-
tion founded in 1978 by Jean
Young and Betty Cardno. In
1980 it employed 80
homemakers and serviced
almost 1,500 clients in Huron
County.
The owner of the premises
occupied by the Agency has
received an offer .. to pur-
chase the, building and
unless the Agency can raise
funds for a down payment
within the next two weeks,
new office space will have to
be found. Anyone wishing to
Va
Helen Conlon kept busy painting murals last Wednesday evening for G.D.C.I.'s annual 'At
Home' formal which was held Friday evening. The school gymnasium was transformed into
'An Evening in Rome' setting for the occasion. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
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FISH TESTING PROGRAM
Ontario is famous for its fishing. The Ontario government constantly
checks this valuable resource through its continuing research and
testing program of fish. Testing has novo been done in 1036 lakes
and rivers.
"GUIDE TO EATIN
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The results are published in the three booklets "Guide to Eating
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NOW AVAILABLE FOR 1981
You can get your free copies from your nearest office of
THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF THE ENVIRONMENT
THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCE
THE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF NORTHERN AFFAIRS
Copies are also available in vacation area
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GODERICHSIGNAL-STAR, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29,1981--PAGEI5A
Cyclists must obey rules of road
With the advent of warmer
weather,bicycle enthusiasts
of all ages are once again
taking to the streets. While
the bicycle is an excellent
means of exercise and an
inexpensive form of tran-
sportation, the Ontario
Safety League reminds you
that it is considered a vehicle
,under the Highway Traffic
Act. The rider must know
and obey all the rules, signs
and signals - the same ones
that apply to the motori:
For safe cycling, the bike
must fit you. The size of the
bike affects your ability to
reach and use the steering,
pedalling andbraking
controls. You should be able
to reach the ground com-
Same privileges
The Ontario Safety League
reminds motorists that
motorcycle drivers are given
the same privileges as
motorists ,and are subject to
the same `rules of the road.'
Watch for the motorcycle
and treat it like any other
vehicle - give it room. Watch
for mopeds, bicycles- and
remember that a moped is a
slow -accelerating vehicle -
some models must be
pedalled before they gain
speed and might also prove a
little wobbly at this point. Be
particularly careful of the
two wheel driver when train
and streetcar tracks are
present. Negotiating tracks
is a hazardous operation
with these vehicles - don't
crowd them. And when
parking on a street, double
check for bicycles, mopeds
and motorcycles before
opening your door.
Research into motorcycle
accidents indicates that in
most crashes involving an
automobile, the driver of the
automobile is at fault.
The two wheeler is with us,
sharing the roads. Motor-
cyclists, in the main, are
responsible individuals.
They need the co-operation
of the motorists.
for/ably with the ball of your
foot while you are sitting
upright.
If you are ,like the
majority, your bicycle has
been stored for the winter. It
will need a thorough
maintenance check.
Examine the tire and inner
tubes for wear and holes.
The spokes, chain, lights and
horn should also
Replace any defective parts.
Oil the hubs sprocket, pedals
and chain and tighten all
nuts and bolts. Check the
brakes carefully and replace
the brake pad if necessary.
Like a car, good alignment
is necessary to your
vehicles' performance. If the
bike veers to one side when
pushed forward while
holding the seat, it is out of
line and needs adjustment.
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Bicycling can be a fun and
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