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SIGNAL
RSDA"n' Al:GUST 19, 1974?.
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Umpire Doug Fisher looks
;Wali in bays'
collapses at. Goo
changeroom
erhan
s•;..;aygno" of
The a�� ec�t _ - -- ro rams. 'I` H
Goderien -Recreation and da3 camping programs.
the
.Community Centre : Board, board hopes
- Mike Dyrnon;d, handed' his program again next summer.
• . ' report to town ,co ncil:at the This is the• third summer
. Monday session. The report is . for sailing 'instruction and the
•a brief synopsis of several second season it has received
programs ". offered by the gov'ernm-ent financial help:.
board this summer. To date juniors • arid. ,seniors•
The .rd reports ,a good have received instruction and
. year at -the Judith the courses will continue u P to
Gooderham' Pool, despite the August 27.:
weather No staff problems: The board feels the, bulk of,
have arisen_ and the swim .sailing instruction interest
team has 'a' perfect " no -loss has passed and the recordwill have to be steep
i h$ in,g.to.avord the __
owe'en trapper
previotis ., years: Although
Hallow e. en fall's on 'a Sunday
this- :year; S-iMiiar .plans, are
being. considered, A name
group will . be tentatively
booked and a request will bae
made: to '.use, the high school
again.• . '.' .
Plans .are being made now
for fall urograms. A brochure.
Will" be printed and
distributed - as in .the' past:'
Programs. will .`begin the
October 11 week and continue
m
ong an
hard before making his calls on the Diamonds
No action" by
board on request.
.The . Huron board :of .-
education took -' no action
Monday afternoon' on a
request. from South Huron
District High School principal
J L: Wooden to reconsider a
new schedule of- fees lei' the
use of school facilities. '
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until Chri turas.' Some., new.
• •Las'
t -week .a. block • wall
serving as a screen inone of
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the dressin4 rooms,' coilap
sed. A similar wall in another
dressing area was lira
mediately: taken. down.
Improper securing of the wall'
seerris to. be the • problem
although , the matter will be,
studied further. •
Tennis instruction at the;
pool attracted 19 seniors and
11 juniors this sutimer. The
courts were extremely .busy
.during the surrr.rner• months
and late spring wkien'the netts
were installed.
Maitland aitland Golf , and'
Country. Club - centinues its
instruction as part, of 'club
membership. , ext year the
.two groups :may be combined.
for instrucVon purposes.
The board attempted s -
payingplayground: program
this summer to fill the void
created es a result ofbudget.
cuts.'.The castof S12 for four
weeks- d -rev . eight
registrations, not enough to
cc:
Ater er staff -costs. :' "
Last year at S3 and 35,.98
children registered for junior ear
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next v •. . .
Hoc;ever , small `, the, programs.' are being ''con
operation is, the report sidered..-
states, "instruction will stili' - ea
be offered." BUCKCE-11P FOR SAFETY
On five. evenings over the
last' three weeks The gym-
nasium at the high school was
made available fOr - use by -
interested"--'-`•b'adminton•
players. Quite a few people
took advantage . of the op-
portunity ler indoor play
On Tuesday evening a
meeting was , held by the
arena building and fund.
raising committeeto look at
constrirctien :. and .financial
.status; Roof demolition 'has
been completed but_not
without sortie unresolved
concerns. - -'
it,is'feit by the firm of C.C.,.
Parker that .the -uncovered ice
surface .and; auditorium are'
now .safe far use. The board ..
Will be requesting perrnis`sten
from- iha Ministry of Lafiaiir ..
to use the facilities.
• Last year's • • Hailowe, en
da.nce'atthe co]legiate was; in .
the opinion of director Mike
Dymond; ' extremely• • sue -
Takeoff. Five swimmers in the girls' butterfly competition
get a.good start off the starting blocks in a swim meet held
at Judith Gooderham Pool last Saturday. The Goderich
swim team won the four -team competition. (staff photo)
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Boost.
YOUR HOME
TOWN
cling
n o7ra f estion-of
iugg
director D:' J. Cochrane, the
board- agreed ' to ask±• prin-
cipals in. the late fall as to how
student councils' are affected.
by •the new fee structure. . •
The letter from South
Huron' questioned the fairness
of expecting student councils
to pay, for extra custodial
services . when : the, money,
raised by council .is used to
support . activities' at the
schorfr
• Wooden., said the athletic
program at South Huron costs
the student council„ $2,000 per
°yew -and more than 51,000 is
contributed' to the -Com-,
rriencement programine.
Trustee Jack Alexander -of
.Wingliam asked if custodians.
were always needed and
suggested,. "these groups
should be responsible enough
to look after things them-
selves:-"• -
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Trustee Marian Zinn asked •
if every high•'school was in the
same position and was told by
Sea.forti' principal ...Bruce.
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Shaw who,was in attendance..
as an . observer,, "Yes,-
definitely'."
Shaw said principals have
been" o' sidering,•, the
possibility ofhaving • the
studentcouncils rent the "'
. facilities. •
Superintendent Bob Alien'
'said some of the .functions
were rather large and needed'
• custodial help.,
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pleased,to announce the appointment of Mr. Rill Riehl of -Clinton' as
Having been associated with GaMett'ff -Adeertising for almest len
years Mr. Riehl brings to our company a wealth of experience and ex -
Bill Will continue to serie you With his mobile showroom, with even
' more items than in the past. i.Ne feel certain that tome of these new ilems
will be of interest to you. .
Please feel confident the ?am& good service that Bill has given you in
the past, he will continue to:give In the future. _
FOR CALENDARS, Ap.VERTisti,i0 SPECIALTIES;
•• BUSINESS GIFTS
AND SALES PROMOTION, MATERIALS
' CONTACT
CLINTON BRANCH OFFICE, DIAL 482-9001
*massed „ S74 points -and were, follOwed Teeowater,
• on your markt • four young hopefals in the boys' btitterfiy prepare to leave -the starting
block in a swine Meet held in Goderich Saturday. Goderich Won the four team conipetition
with 574 points, tiOnbie the OutPut of second place Teeswiter. (ofaff. photo)