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Ray Currie of Robertson school
physical category for Grade 7 with
won a' first place in the
his science project on
electricity. All the students' projects were on display at the
school last week. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1982—PAGE 3
Get involved and in shape
with R.U. fit program
So you think you're in
shape eh?
There's a hint of a bulge
around the middle, the
muscles are a touch flabby
and time has taken away the
quickness and co-odination.
Regardless, fitness can be
yours for life'R.U. Fit says.
R.U. Fit has just watched
more than 1,000 young
hockey players participate
in Young Canada Week. Day
after day, game after game,
the youngsters offered visual
testimony to their endurance
and stamina. They were fit.
But what about the adult
segment of the population in
town, IZ.U. Fit wondered?
With more leisure time at
their disposable are they
actively pursuing activities
conducive to fitness like
walking, running, jogging or
cycling? Are they aware of
the programs and facilites
available? Perhaps not.
So, R.U. Fit has taken it
upon himself to get more
people doing more things.
People need more exercise .
and they need to be made
aware of the programs and
competitive and non -
Students judged on science projects
Mrs. Brown's Class made
Shamrock surprises for St.
Patrick's Day. Jeni Hayter
was asked whatshe thought
about them and she replied,
"They were really good!"
She also gave us the recipe:
Lime jello cut into the'shape
of a shamrock and a scoop of
vanilla ice-cream on top.
They also 'made potato
people.
On Monday, March 15 the
Grades 6,7 and 8's handed in
their science projects. A lot
of time was spent on these
..how come she made
brothers to bother sisters?
Robertson R oiun,..,l -u p • _how .come the Toronto•
Maple Leafs are always on a
losing streak?
:projects. Some of the topics
were . Electricity, the
universe, volcanoes, salt and
many more. The projects
were assessed over the
' breeak and the winners were
announced Monday, March
29.
The winners were: from
Grade 6 -Suzy Takola, David
Glen Carey
named as council
rep on LACAC
G6de.rich town . council
appointed members to the
Local Architectural . Con-
servation Advisory, Com-
mittee for staggered terms
with the passing of bylaw '24
of 1982 Monday.
Glen Carey will act as
council's representative on
LACAC with his term of
office ending November 30,
1982.
Other members appointed
to the committee include •
Roslyn Campbell, Dorothy
Wallace, Cindy•Fisher, Gary
Davidson and Don Croft. The
term of 'office for those
members will expire •
December 31, 1982.
Council also passed bylaw
25 that applies to the funds
collected through sewage
rates. The bylaw calls for 100
per cent of the sewage rates
collected from residential
users to be transferred to the
municipality's general
operating fund to offset
operating costs at •the
pollution control plant and
costs for road construction
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The money collected from
industrial and commercial
users will also be transferred
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Council also • established
the general°municipal mill
rate for 1982 through bylaw
26. The towns will have . to
raise $1,502,774 through
taxation which raises the
mill rates to 120.19 for
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• Taxes are payable in two
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Brown and Heather Larson
and Tania Cornish; Grade 7 -
Ray Currie, Lisa Kisch and
Kerrie Baker and Michael
Bogie; Grade 8 - Lori
Takola, Louise Baechler and
Todd Gilc.rest'. and Darren:
Doak. These people will.
compete against the' other
Goderich schools next week.
If Mother Nature is so
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..how come se spend half
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..how come dogs like. to
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..how come stinky socks
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the groups in the area in-
volved in some form of
physical activity. Such
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and . a host of other groups
will demonstrate their ac-
tivity . and invite par-
ticipation.
The day will serve to let
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inspire them to be more
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everyone to attend the
session in the arena, find out
the different types of activity
that ,are available in. the
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