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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1983-12-14, Page 5Robertson teac.oin ®n xeto Austr ..lia 11411 r*I1 Olartelgrer These Holmesvle Public School students sing out during the school's annual Christmas concert which was held Monday evening. The concert featured selections from the school band and choir as well as plays, choral readings and pantomime. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) One of the teachers from Robertson ss� School Mrs Pare is going on exchange to ROBERTSON ROUND -UP Mrs. Pare has }feed teaching at Robertson Perth. Perth is on the west coast of Australia for five years. She doesn't know what she will be teaching in Perth yet but she will be in an elementary school which includes grades 1 to 7. She will be in Australia from February 6 to December 16, 1984, which is a school year for Australian students. Ms. Terry Beckett, an Australian teacher, will replace Mrs. Pare for that time. Mrs. Pare says, "I am really looking, for- ward to this unique teaching p Good luck down under, Mrs. Pare. -By H. Larsen Senior Choir sings at assembly The 70 -voice senior singing group put on an enjoyable assembly Friday in the gym. Traffic lights flash after 11 p.m • • • • from page 1 Transportation and Communication. The committee also considered the existing timing of the traffic signals and whether or not an all -red situation was required. It was noted in the traffic study that when the signals change at two in- tersections with lights, there is not a period, only for a second or two, when all lights are red. Chief King said that an all -red period at the five points intersection might help, FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR CUSTOMERS cf! r GOETTLER FURNITURE OF DUBLIN WILL BE OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL CHRISTMAS MON.-SAT. 9:30 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. FRIDAY UNTIL 9:00 P.M. Also "Open House" , Each Sunday 1:00 P.M. — 5:00 P.M. (Open House Only Until Christmas) Closed Sat. Dec. 24 - 5:00 p.m. FREE DELIVERY & SET-UP considering that most accidents in town occur at the intersection. "It might help at five points where most accidents are left-hand turns onto KingAton Street," he said. "It may be worth a try but it wouldn't reduce the accidents, which are mainly a result of failing to yield right of way. The committee expressed some concern over the amount of time allowed pedestrians to cross the road, especially at the five -points intersection. No action was taken on the recommendation. ON THE MAIN ST. DUBLIN 345-2250 THE IDEAL SOLUT1ONp TINGLE VOLTAGE! Several �w.. •••••••. -_. . S 1 students took duet and solo parts. The "Ballad of Terry Fox" was sung by Allyson Straughan, Abby Smallwood, Alana Graham, Jill Deninne and Michelle Moore. The soloists for "The Rose" were Jeni Hayter, Jane Hall and Sherri Forest. For "What Child Is This", Anne Crocker, Mary Sue MacLennan, Roxanne Warr and Kristal Gedke took the leads. Pam Fritzley, Jackie Rau, Shannon Hill, Diane Pottle and Julie Melick took solo and duet parts for "Do You Hear What I Hear?". The full choir did an excellent job of back- ing the soloists and duet people plus sang "Jeremiah" and "Sing Noel". Mr. Cameron played the accompaniment and led the assembly in a carol sing at the end of the assembly. VCIB Works committee will not change speed limit There will be no changes to the truck route in Goderich and no efforts will be made to reduce the speed of truck traffic in town the works committee decided Monday. The committee entertained a letter from J.E. Abell who asked if the town could post signs advising truckers to drive slowly and or reducing the speed limit for trucks to also reduce the noise factor along the route. Chief Pat King said that radar tests indicate trucks are not habitual speeders and that all motorists are advised to drive slowly, not just truckers. A reduction in the speed limit to perhaps 40 kmp would have to apply to all vehicle and not just rucks, Chief King explained adding that since truckers are not speeding now anyway, the signs are not C.C.M. TACKS CHRISTMAS SPECIAL 1 Junior... Reg. '79.99 Senior... Reg. '149.99— The - $5999 0999 CANADIAN TIRE STORE GODERICH 524-2121 NOTICE OF CORRECTION Due to an error on the part of the Goderich Signal -Star, incorrect information appeared in an advertisement scheduled for Goderich, Seaforth, Luc know and Wingham for the week of December 7, 1983. The IN( ORRE( T information reads as follows: 5 YEAR GUARANTEED INVESTMENT ( ERTIFICATE 11.75" . The advertisement SHOULD HAVE READ: 5 YEAR GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATE 10.75% The Goderich Signal -Star apologizes to Standard Trust and its valued customers for any inconvenience this error may--.. have caused. needed. With respect to the noise factor, Chief King said that a reduction in speed would not reduce the amount of noise produced by large trucks. The committee also agreed to have diagonal lines painted between the parallel crosswalk lines on The Square and at all intersections in school areas. The joint traffic study commissioned by the town and, MTC recommended that hatch marks be painted between the parallel lines of crosswalks on The Square. While noting that such crosswalks are not legally recognized, the committee felt they would offer an element of protection to school children and pedestrians on The Square. They would only offer a "false sense of security" Jim Searls said adding they should only be done around school areas and not on The Square. Sincerely, SIGNAOTAR PURLISHING LIMITED of Introducing a Safe, permanent, inexpensive solution to stray voltage related productivity declines among farm animals. 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