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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1980-05-14, Page 2PAGE Z -- zrODERXC ,SI9;44;WEDNlES AY, is Police jikreekand theme is "Working agether Prevent 'V'andalism` OPP Cominl`issioner II. Gr.ahatn annually invites the citizens of Vic Corner The Housing- Action Committee and Plan 21 Property Owners will meet toninght, Wed- nesday, May 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the town hall. The Goderich Municipal Airport Committee will meet on Wednesday, May 21 at 7:30 p.m. in the town hall. Ontario to visit their local OPP detachments and this year is nos • exception. Every detachment in the province will be having an open -house for this week; Vandalism is a clime which affects us all. From the inconvenience of a broken pay phone to. the six -figure damage suffered by various boards of education; it is usually the public' that pays the bills. "With co-operation from the people of this province, police forces across Ontario will be better able to fight this wasteful crime," said Commissioner Graham. Tid Bits.... 13Y JOANNE BUCHANAN Jack Freeman of Goderich was the winner of $500 this week in the Goderich and District Grandstand lottery. He held lucky ticket number 973. Last week's winner was Doug Zoethout, also of Goderich. He held lucky ticket number 232. +++ Goderich police are trying to trace a young boy who lost an orange jacket, If any parents notice that their son's orange jacket is missing, they may claim it by contacting the police department. The jacket was recovered on Sun- day, April 27. ' Thanks to all Dear Editor, The Goderich Kinsmen and Kinette' Clubs would like to thank everyone who helped to make the Goderich Bike Ride for Cancer a successs: The bikers -154 of them with $5,200 in pledges; the volunteers -members of the Circle City CB Club, St. John Ambulance and the Goderich . Police for their assistance and co- operation; the local merchants for their generosity-Zehrs donated the cookies and Tuckey • Berverages donated the pop that was given to the bikers, the Mustang Drive -In, , the lurk Theatre, • . The Metropolitan , Store,' Discount Dave's, Champion Road Machinery, All Points Realty and Frank and Erns---Pizza—all—donated prizes for the bikers; and West End Stero provided lively music to send the bikers out :to welcome them back. Thankyou to all who participated in any way. • LYNN MOFFETT Lynn Moffett of R.R. 2 Goderich (Nairn Drive) will be graduating from the Food Service Management ,course at Centralia College. on May 16. She has accepted a position at the Kitchener Waterloo Hospital. In my article cm - Alcoholics Anonymous several weeks ago, I mistakenly reported that the Al -Anon group meets Sunday evenings at Knox Church. The Sunday. evening meetings are in fact closed Alcoholics Anonymous meetings which means that out- siders cannot attend. The Al -Anon meetings are Wednesday evenings at 9 meetings Knox Church. My apologies for, any confusion this error may have caused. +++ Arthur Gelber, chairman of the Ontario Arts Council, recently announced grants totalling $3,850,761 to 346 artists and -407 arts organizations in the province. Among the recipients were the Blyth Centre for the Arts -$3,050; the to Canadian-- Ghitd- a-rrd Youth Drama Association, Kincardine- $900; the London Sym- phony Orchestra - $228,900; the Stratford Shakespearean Festival - $310,000; the Rotary Club of Goderich-$2,000; and the Huron Country Playhouse of Grand Bend -$1,000. Sincerely, Kinsmen and Kinette Clubs We are pleased to announce that JANICE KRAFT has joined our staff T An Adult basic Education workshop was conducted at the Huron County Library Saturday by a London based group. Here, Nancy Plckell, Trudle Ball and Mona Maaskant, of the Huron County Library, experiment with some of the teaching techniques they learned at the one -day seminar. (photo by Elaine Townshend) Hold education seminar BY ELAINE TOWNSHEND Fifteen Goderich and area tutors attended an Adult Basic Education workshop in the new Huron County Library last Saturday. Sponsored by Huron County Library Board, the day -long seminar was led by Freda MacDonald, co-ordinator, and Terri Porter, assistant co- ordinator of London Adult Basic Education. ' The two helped Sheila Fink of Goderich . to initiate an A.B.E. program in Huron County two years ago. The local program now has eleven students scattered around the county and nine tutors. Classes are held .. each Monday evening in Knox Presbyterian Church. Purpose of the workshop was to acquaint tutors with the school's aims and objectives, give insight and un- derstanding into The people they would teaca and inform them of teaching techniques, books and materials. Laubach Teaching Method, used by A.B.E. tutors, was founded by Dr. -Laubach, a mission.ary, in the Philippines during the 1930s, Sound -symbol relationships are established. Students learn through association: that is, . the spoken word is the known; the written word is the unknown. The method has - been processed in - 313 languages representing 105 countries. Laubach Literacy International has headquarters in New York. One in thirteen Canadians is -functionally illiterate: that is, unable to read recipes or newspapers or fill • job application forms. Ages vary from 18 to 75. MacDonald and Porter stressed that tutors must respect their students and have confidence in their ability to learn. A positive approach in tutoring is essential. Qualities of tutors include flexibility, patience' and Turn to page 3 • Ns. • GET E . Y TO OUR VISITOR. The height of the tourist season will soon be here, so let everyone make our visitors feel et home with us in the "Pret- tiest Town in Canada". Did you know? That— tourism is one=of Ontario's largest industries —with total tourist expenditures in 1979 of 6.6 billion dollars, employment generated by tourism represented 11% of all employment in Ontario. Tourism is Ontario's second largest export industry. Tourism is important to all of us. It's one of Canada's largest employers. More than one million jobs depend on itl oSrI)4) o el) G rd GODERICH TOURIST COMMITTEE M. CAMPBELL, CHAIRMAN ®s sae®E HOMO SINESS DIRECTORY MLICISBOW I!' Freida MacDonald, co-ordinator- of the London Adult Basic Education program, Sheila Fink, founder of Huron County A.B.E. and Terri Porter, assistant co-ordinator of the London A.B.E, conducted a refresher course for tutors at the Huron County Library Saturday. (photo by Elaine Town- shend) DOLL HOUSE PLANS Supplies and miniature Accessories PHONE 524-8777 DIESEL Pumps and Injectors Repaired, For All Popular Makes Huron Fuel Injection Equipment Bayfield Rd- 483-7971 H.O. JERRY LTD, Complete line of PAPER PRODUCTS PARTY SUPPLIES Products for every user. H.O. JERRY LTD. "TNr Poper People" 485.Park St. GODERICH 524-2855 t R.J. NEPHEW PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY 65 MONTREAL ST. 524-2029 CLOSED MONDAYS Cards For Ail Occasions 1, *Gifts *Books • *StafIopery Supplies *Records ANDERSON'S BOOK CENTRE 33 EAST ST. GODERICH WE HAVE Janice has 4 years hairdressing experience and is well qualified In phases of hair styling. 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