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past year.
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thattli;'jtitif"td"'.440,0*take
and., the 'Recreation Board
for the;cOntinned'inoral and
financial support,which I've from. them,'„, The.
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progrin:' iioad., not. have
tunctoned without' Jane's
asSintnnO. 'Who's heel' YerY
encouraging for me to' know
that I needed a place in
WOO to hold the classes, let-
ters to be sent, material to be
'copiCkOtc.'and a show to be
arranged that she was
• always there. Too, through
her efforts, we were able to
obtain an Ontario Arts Coun-
cil grant which assisted in
the many costs of the pro-
gram.
Secondly, a word of deep
gratitude to • Marian
Doucette, a very talented
and creative individual.
Marian worked with the
"Kids" on puppets but what
was so delightful for me, was
having someone with whom I
could share and develop
ideas.
Thirdly, I would like to
thank the parents and guar-
dians for being so supportive
and encouraging throughout
the year.
And, "lastly, a very special
word of gratitude to Sun-
• 'coast Mall for providing a
super space in which to hold
our first annual art display
and puppet show on Satur-
day, April 2.
The "Art Kith" program
will resume in the fall. If any
of you are interested in
future information, please
feel free to call me at 524-
9442 or the Recreation Office
at 524-2125 and we will put
you on a mailing list. Classes
will be organized for young
people approximately 10-14
years of age.
Thank you Kids for being
so much fun and producing
such `neat work'.
• Sincerely,
Mona Istrati-
Mulhern.
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of Inns
riee $011, b. anothgr
To! SOsiat held this
outside the lAvery
years was a tremon‘.
Dear ,
The 0,,O.bUtw
Arts Foun-
dation has
the fact that.
people. in town are
under the Te*PlOn that
theLiveffljfor
art wi71'The 44141'4:c":1 bee"P:14guleleah, s!IllisArtingettis°bet1h1APe:anusuneled:
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their produetiono, but
tions such as: wedding
receptions, anniversary par --
ties, Christmas parties, fund
raising events, musical
events, conferences (several
esponse is excellent
Dear Eicitior,
On behalf of the Easter
Seal Conunittee of _, the
Goderich Lions Club, I wish
to thank all those who have
responded to our campaign
for funds for. Crippled
Children. The response has
been excellent. We have
Mary Bargh checks out one of the .hand -made puppets on
display along with art work at the Suncoast Mall on
Saturday. An art and puppet show was the culmination of
a 20 -week course sponsored by the Goderich Recreation
Department and Ontario Arts Council. (Photo by Joanne
Buchanan)
Restraint for whom?
Dear Editor,
I hope the public took note
of the fact that only one
member of the past council
1981-82 voted in favor of a
salary increase in 1983.
To me it was ludicrous that
four newly elected inernbers
to council followed this ex-
ample and voted for an in-
crease. Is there any proof
that they are worthy of such
an increase so early in their
tOrm of office? It is' similar
t� an employee asking an.
employer for a raise after
only three months on the job.
What makes it more m -
credible is for a new
member to move that a. re-
quest from the P.U.C. asking
for the same consideration
• be tabled. How anyone can
vote themself a raise and
then have the audacity to
question the same increase
for another elected commit-
tee is beyond me. To make
• matters more ridiculous,
council at budget time turn-
ed down a request from the
tourist committee asking for.
a 'fifty dollar increase in
their honorarium per year.
(They now receive one hun-
(red and fifty dollars a
year.) All candidates talked
restraint at election time but
for who?
Jim Searls
sTO
received over CH I to date,
and hope to tr e that
amount. If you haven't
returned your pink envelope,
we encourage you to do so.
Aemember - fill it, lick it
and send it.
Ralph Smith,
Easter Seal Chairman.
EST. 1975
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• 18, 1983 (not June 20 as
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