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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1985-04-03, Page 68PAGE zoA.--Gopp 0 1, STONAITAR, WEDNESDAY, A'tRIL 10,1985 Q Ih! THE HEAVY Of DOWNTOWN MAiINA„ 482-7103 "Little Joe's" Bluewater Coffee Shop 3SS RAYFIECO ROAD GODERICH 534-4331 you're NEW IN TOWN and don't know which way to turn, call the F. ,.LTD hostess at 7✓ 524-7165 or 524-2544 ICE FROM CONESTOGA COLLEGE In the event of disruptions causedby a postal strike, please direct any enquiries regarding admission to Conestoga College to your nearest campus. pf Please make telephone enquiries regarding full-time programs between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Hours for continuing education enquiries are 12:00 noon to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday. Collect calls will be accepted. If lines are busy, please try again during the hours indicated. Admission -related documents and other correspondence may be delivered to any Conestoga campus for forwarding. Please make sure that all documents are in envelopes, with their destination in the College -clearly .labelled. Campus hours are 8:30 a.m. - 8• p.m. from Monday through Thursday, -and 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. on Friday. CAMPUSES: Cambridge, 1305 Bishop St. N., 623-4890 Clinton, Vanastra Rd., 482-3458 Doon (Kitchener) 299 Doon Vally Dr., 653-2511 Guelph, 460 Speedvale Ave. W., 824-9390 Stratford, 270 Water St., 271-5700 Waterloo, 435 King St. N., 885-0300 Conestoga College oranxiehdnolz Harry Ellis Dickson will conduct Orchestra London in symphony The Goderich Rotary Clubpresents another in its series of concerts with Or- chestra London Canada Saturday, April 20 at Goderich and District Collegiate In- stitute. Guest conductor for Pops III will be renowned Associate Conductor of the Boston Pops, Harry Ellis Dickson. The program will move through a tribute , to Arthur Fiedler of the Pops and favorite selections from My Fair Lady and Girl Crazy. The Pops III concert will conclude with a rousing rendition of Sousa's The Stars and Stripes Forever. • Harry Ellis Dickson is the founder, Artistic Director, and Conductor of the Boston Symphony Youth Concerts, as well as a member of the Boston Symphony Orchestra's first violin section. Mr. Dickson was named Associate Conductor of the Boston Pops Orchestra in January, 1980. A native of Cambridge, Massachusetts, Mr, Dickson is a graduate of Somerville High School and the New England Conservatory of Music. He studied violin for two years with Carl Flesch and Max Rostal as, a fellowship student at Berlin's. Hochschule fur Musik and later studied conducting with Pierre Monteux at the Domain School in Maine. Mr. Dickson was active both as .conductor and violinist before joining the Boston Symphony under Serge Koussevitzky in 1938. Mr. Dickson is the distinguishedTecipient of numerous' awards. He is a Chevalier in the "Ordre des Arts et des Lettres" of the French government, and "in 1971 the National Conference of the Humanities presented him a Certificate of Honor recognizing his distinguished contributions to the humanities. He holds, honorary degrees from' Boston's Berklee College of Music, from Curry College, and from North Adams State College in Massachusetts., In September, 1975, the city of Somerville dedicated the Harry Ellis Dickson Centre of Fine Arts and Humanities in its new Winter Hill Community School. An ardent collector of anecdotes about music and musicians, Mr. Dickson has incorporated many of them into his book, Gentlemen, More Dolce • Please! an entertaining view of music behind the scenes. He recently completed a book about Arthur Fiedler.,entitled, Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops. In addition, he has furthered the part-time conducting career of his close friend Danny Kaye, with whom he has travelled to many countries of the world Board transfers three area vice-preipals Three vice -principals from Huron Coun� ty elementary schools have been transferred. The Huron County Board of Education approved the transfers at its April meeting. Exeter public school vice-principal Larry Black will be going to Vanastra, Public School. - Niall Straw, a teacher at Usborne Public School will become vice-principal at Ex- eter Public School. Louise Wilson, teacher at Victoria Public School in Goderich will become the vice-principal at Robertson Memorial Public School in Goderich. All appointments are effective Sept. 1. ' r HARRY ELLIS DICKSON as musical mentor. Mr. Dickson's association with the Boston Pops dates from 1938; he became assistant conductor of that orchestra in 1958. In 1975, and again in 1983, Mr. Dickson conducted the Pops at the inaugural" ceremony of his son-in-law, Governor Michael Dukakis. The Boston Symphony Youth Concerts were instituted in 1959, and for his work as the director and conductor of those concerts, Mr. Dickson has been described as "that rare soul, an adult who remembers what it was like to be young, who loves young people and understands them, and who wishes to share with them that magic kingdom of the mind where music is the key." COMMUNITY CALENDAR WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 - Blood donor clinic at G.D.C.I. beginning at 2 p.m. - MacKay Centre for. Seniors will hold its weekly card party at 8 p.m. - Dungannon Senior Citizens will hold its weekly euchre games at the seniors' centre at 8 p.m. Cost is $1 per person and ladies should bring lunch. FRIDAY," APRIL 12:- MacKay Centre for Seniors will hold potluck dinner and movie beginning at 12:30 p.m. There will also be a dance at 8 p.m. the same evening. The Huron County Science Fair will be held at Exeter Public School April 12 and 13 for students age 12 to 19. Exhibits will be on display. Chairman is David Medd, 357-2960. SATURDAY, APRIL 13 - Euchre tourna- ment at Dungannon Agricultural Hall. Registration -from 1-2 p.m. Admission $3. MONDAY, APRIL 15 - Friends of the Library presents the Heritage of Ontario in the days of Upper Canada and the United Empire Loyalists, a presentation by Barry. Page beginning at 8 p.m. at the Goderich Public Library. TUESDAY, APRIL 16 - Sheila Martindale, IF YOU WORK IN ONTARIO CHANGES 1D THE WORKERS' COMPENSATION ACT AFFECT YOU Revisions tri the'r1'nrkers• (;nthpensation Act ()n July 1, 105, there will hr lurihr r r hnri,trs ._ titpitn d feiv r:hanges to the wily the Hard (iper- 5• iir5,17 iTin} tssiranTi97 i` yi —4 ferhtii imptrne. r vrr J to both employers and empIovees. 6. 1. I .inploy-ers will now tie responsible 0) pay worki.N fer(4iiI dad 01 :4h1fi Of .1 2. 1)nmestir, workers; such as housekeepers. maids and r>$innles, are now Covered tinder the Act. People who employ a diniesti( more than 24 hours: a week niust nine register with the Hoard. For r,rr idents occurring on or eflr•r April 1: 3. 'the ceiling un covered earnings has been increased to $31,500. 4. Wrirker benefits are based on g01'4, of net earnings. • An independent appeals. 0 ihtinal will he tint tip.A new hoar( of directors will he appointed with representatives of employers. twynrkers, and the general public.. 7. Independent worker advisers iinrf rriplirvr•r advisers will be established. For those currently receiving 1Aurkrvs• (:urnpcnsution: 8. l'he Act ills) rnr;iinti some changes fur you. Write for mom inforrlrnliun. 'iri obtain literaturh on these ioul other Act revisions, mail the coupon helrrw, contact your local WC11 oI It.1 0141.d11 1-800-268-7190 011 free. Working together to keep you working Workers' Commission Compensation des accidents Board du travail 1,„911r,991nn9trr 09ll1,9r,n it ”m9919 Pi,+,.,,vie rmknotr 9,011141 n •.r.kr, wen h0. rn r,.,vl M•nol ,. „nArr ,ho WrNkrr, Lornr,rn.n,inn 0„ poet, journalist, editor, publisher, will speak at the Goderich Library at 8 p.m. No admis- sion charge. Sponsored by Huron County Library and funded by Canada Council in. honor of the National Book Festival. FRIDAY, APRIL 19 - Block Parents will hold an open house at North Street United Church,fram 9:30 -11 a.m. and 7:30 - 9 p.m. Babysitting will be provided. Films will be shown and information will be on display. Call Joy McKee at 524.6983.. SATURDAY, APRIL 20 - Benefit dance for Mike Scott, son of Frank and Phyllis Scott, at Dungannon Agriculture Hall. Music by Star Spinners from 9-1. Ladies bring lunch. Indoor Flea Market at Dungannon Hall from 1.0 a.m. For table space call 529-7934. SUNDAY, APRIL 21- Craft sale at Lambton Heritage Museum south of Grand Bend from 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. MONDAY, APRIL 22 - The Sound of Goderich '85 will take place in Knox Church with the Craigellen Singers, Goderich Laketown Band, The Harbour,aires and MacKay Choristers. Tickets are $3 and available from group members: L & A SOUTHWEST SATELLITE Sales And Service APRIL SATELLITE SYSTEM SPECIAL 10' Fiberglass dish (5 yr. warranty) Polar Mount Uniden 1000 Receiver 100 Degree L.N.A. Polarotor $2599. 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