The Goderich Signal-Star, 1986-08-27, Page 8i
PAGE 8 —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1986
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HAPPY WINNER
OF THE
ROTARY CAR DRAW
Left to right. Ken McGee, Past President and Co -Chairman of Rotary car draw, Brian
Raithby, R.R. 5 Clinton, winner of the Pontiac 'Grand Am. Presenting the keys to the
winner, Howard Aitken, President of the Rotary Club of Goderich and Gary Sholdice,
1st Vice -President and Treasurer of the Car Draw Committee.
The Rotary Club'would like to express their thanks to all those in Goderich and district
who supported the draw, as well as friends, relatives and summer visitors from all over
Ontario, Canada and the U.S. We would also like to express a special thank -you to Harvey
Lassoline for his dedicated ticket sales at the Suncoast Mall and to all those who patroniz-
ed Harvey. Our thanks too, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zimmerman for the use of the hot
dog wagon at the draw, to Dave Gower and Bruce Erskine for their efforts that night
and to the No -Notes Jug Band for providing such spirited entertainment and to the Mayor
of Goderich for her participation.
ROTARY CLUB "OF GODERICH
Students employed at the Huron County Historic Gaol were en-
thusiastic and dedicated during their summer employment, says
Curator Harold Erb. They include Kim Tisdale, Denise Corbett,
Eric Raithby and Debbie Harnett in the front row and Susan Gross,
Steve Doherty and Shawn Borth in the back row along with Harold
Erb. (photo by Susan Hundertmark)
Enthusiastic and dedicated students
make Historic Gaol a refreshing spot
BY LIZ WILKINS
The summer staff at the Huron Historic
Gaol is headed back to school. Throughout
the busy tourist season, seven students have
helped Curator Harold Erb with cleaning,
selling souvenirs, cataloguing artifacts and
plastering walls.
"Their enthusiasm and dedication was not
only refreshing," Erb said, "but also served
as an added attraction to our historic site:"
Debbie Harnett, one of the students, said
she enjoyed working at the jail. "It makes
you feel good because you're not a
criminial." Debbie 'got the job at the jail
through the government Futures program.
She is now going to work at the Bank of Mon-
treal in Lucknow and hopes to eventually
HURON LIBERAL
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(Provincial)
Founding
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8:15 p.m.
Clinton Legion Hall
Speakers:
Hon. Jack Riddell
Hon. Murray Elston
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become a lawyer or a cop.
Besides Futures, other government pro-
grams help to pay for the students' salaries
while they work at the jail.
"Without subsidies from the Government
of Ontario through the Ministry of Citizen-
ship and Culture, the Ministry of Skills
Development, and the Futures Program,
these people-,twould not have the opportunity
to work at this National Historic Site," Erb
said.
Erb also said that without the student
employees during the summer, "we would
not be able to accomplish half of what we did
and would find it difficult to please the 13,000
people who visit each summer."
Denise Corbett, another student, is head-
ed to the University of Western Ontario to'
take a Bachelor of Arts in History. She plans
to take museum studies after that. Susan
Gross is headed for the University of
Waterloo to major in psychology, and the
other four students, Shawn Borth, Stever
Doherty, Dannielle Harman and Eric
Raithby, are going.back to high school.
All the students said they had a good time
working at the jail and would like to work
there again next summer. Erb said he
usually -hires about five to seven students
each year.
Erb has been curator for three years. Kim
Tisdale, who started working this year, is
the registrar at the jail. The jail opens every
year from April until November.
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