HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-09-27, Page 28PAVE SA —GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBE R 27, 1979
Donna Raynard tap danced in the talent show which was part of the annual
Dungannon fall fair last Thursday. Family acts and school acts were
presented as well as individual acts. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan)
approve Huron grants
Grants totalling $75,9
have been approved fo
21 projects in Huro
County from the proceed
of the .Ontario Lotter
Culture and Recreatio
Minister Reuben C. Bae
said today's /grants ar
part of the, Wintari
Grants program for th
support of cultural an
rec ational facilitie
andtivities.
To date in 1979, th
ministry has,' allotte
$21.3 million to more tha
2,980 groups and project
across the province.
The Village of Bayfield
is using a, grant of
$203,947 to share in the
cost .of repairs, im-
provements and ex-
pansions for the Bayfield
Community Arena and
Hall.
A grant of $47,959 is.
being used by. the
Seaforth Lions Club to
assist with .the cost of
renovations and im-
provements to the
Seaforth Lions Pool and
r„,- park.
The Seaforth Royal
Canadian Legion is using
a grant of $6,253 towards
the cost of renovations to
the Legion Hall including
new stairs, siding and a
door.
A grant of $5,000 has
belen approved for
Auburn's 125th Birthday
Committee to assist with
the' cost of the
celebrations.
The Township • of
Howick is using a grant of
$2,216 towards the cost of
purchasing, and installing
playing field dugouts,
lighting, backstops and
fencing.
A grant of $1,430 has
been approved for the
Township of Howick to
share in the cost of a
heating project for the
tractor and machine
99 the purchase and in -
r stallation of a public
n address and sound
s system at Seaforth
y.* Community Centre and'
n Arena.
tz The Dungannon
e Women's Institute has
o received approval for a
e grant of $1,000 towards
d the cost of printing the
s "Tweedsmuir History
Book.”
e A grant of $815 has been
d approved for the
n Lucknow Recreation
s Committee to assist with
travel and ac-
commodation costs to
attend the Ontario
Juvenile and Midget
Championships.
The Wingham- District
Ministry of Natural
Resources Hockey Club
has received approval for
a grant of $G00 to defray
travel costs to attend the
Ministry of Natural
.Resources Hockey
Tournament in Timmins.
A grant of $585 has been
approved for the. Ashfield
Recreation Committee to
assist with the purchase
of baseball equipment,
The Huron Perth
Baseball League has
received approval for a
grant of $543 to help
purchase baseball
equipment„
A grant of $330 has been
approved for the Sea forth
Minor . Baseball
Association to share in
the purchase of baseball
and softball equipment..
A grant of $305 has been
approved for the Seaforth
•
and District Preschool
Learning Centre to share
in the purchase of
program equipment..
The Vanastra
Recreation Centre has
received approval for a
grant of $300 to assist
with the purchase of
softball equipment.
A grant of $300 has been
approved for the
Township of Tuckersmith
to assist with the pur-
chase of baseball
equipment
room.
The Walton Area Sports
Club has received ap-
proval for a grant or
$1,419 to help buy ball
equipment.
A grant of $1,335 is
being used to share in the
cost of constructing a
creative playground at
Huron Centennial School.
The Town of Seaforth
has rec ived approval for
,a grantlof $1,234 toWerds
The Vanastra
Recreation and Com-
munity Centre Board has
received approval for a
grant of $220 to ssist
with the cost of hos ing a
water,fety Cour e for
adapted aquatics.
A grant of $118 has been
approved for the
Goderich District
Collegiate Institute
Wrestling Team to defray
travel costs to attend the
OFSAA Wrestling
Championships in
Ottawa.
The Town of Wingham
has received approval for
a grant of $88. to • use
towards the purchase of a
public address system for
sporting events.
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Huronview news
Band preparesfor show
On Friday morning our
blind residents held a
meeting in the craft
room, while Roman
Catholic Mass was also
said on Friday morning
alsb in the Chapel. Bingo
was played in the
auditorium on Friday
afternoon.
Rev. Wittick spoke on
God's Promise on Sunday
morning, when pam-
phlets were passed out to
each resident and Sunday
evening, Dick ,Roorda
held a service.
As Molly Cox was
away, there wasn't any
old time music but
practice was held in the
afternoon for the
program that Huronview
residents put on in Dash-
wood for the Dashwood
senior citizens. The
program was started out
with the Huronview Choir
singing two hymns,
followed by Mrs. Elsie
Henderson playing her
bells.
Nelson Lear told the
audience what a stern old
bachelor felt and John
McQueen sang the solo
selections, and Margaret
`McQueen sand the - solo
Beyond the Sunset. Cecil
Skinner played his violin
accompanied by Elsie
Henderson at the piano
and Josephine Cun-
ningham sang a solo.
Nelson Lear and Elsie
Henderson then sang a
duet and Morgan Dalton'
sang two songs.
Elsie Henderson
brought her dancing doll
which she made dance to
several tunes and Frank
Bissett and Elsie Hen-
derson played a piano
duet. The Choir closed the
program with a .hymn. A
lovely lunch was served
to our Huronview
residents by the Dash-
wood Senior Citizens and
a• gift of candy was
presented to each.
Wednesday afternoon,
the Zurich Women's
Institute helped all
residents whose bir-
thdays were in Sep-
tember celebrate. Joe
Boland played some
sweet music on his violin
accompanied by Alfred
Denomme at the piano. A
sing -song was held with
the residents getting the
opportunity to guess the
tune before it was sung.
A skit was staged with
Ruby Neeb remembering
her life from little girl to
mother. The little girls
were Natalie Brokenshire
and Jennifer Deichert.
The schoolgirl was Mrs.
Belle Merner, the college
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girl was Joan Smith, the
actress was Verlyn
Fisher, the nurse was
Agnes Regier, the bride
was Elsie Doerr and the
mother was Myrtle Hay.
Cupcakes and tea were
served after the
distribution of gifts.
Thursday at noon, the
staff barbecue was held
and in the afternoon, Mrs.
Proudy conducted Bible
Study.
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THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION
EVENING CLASSES
STARTING DATE FOR MONDAY EVENING CLASSES WILL BE MON. OCT. 1, 1979
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
FEES
20 Session Course S25
10 Session Course '15
Less than 10 Session t10
Credit courses 53000
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All classes will begin during the week of October 1, 1979
Advance registration is desirable and may be made by phoning or visiting the school.
Late registration will be accepted on opening night if class is not already filled.
Classes will beheld weekly, generally from 8-10 p.m.
One credit toward a Graduation or Honour Graduation Diploma will be allowed for academic -
courses completed.
Materials for projects must be supplied by students. Students must purchase required text books.
"SOME COURSES MAY HAVE TO BE CANCELLED IF INSUFFICIENT INTEREST IS INDICATED BY ENROLMENT.
IF THERE IS SUFFICIENT DEMAND, OTHER COURSES MAY BE ARRANGED
CENTRAL HURON SECONDARY SCHOOL CLINTON-PHONE 482-3471
MONDAY NIGHT
Basic Sewing (10 wks.)
Bookkeeping (2o wks.)
Ceramics (10 wks.)
Furniture Refinishing (10 wks.)
Gymnastics (10 wks.)
Welding (10 wks.)
MONDAY NIGHT
TUESDAY NIGHT
Art (10 wks.)
First Aid (8 wks.)
Hairdressing (10 wks.)
Advanced Sewing (10 wks.)
Women's Fitness (10 wks.)
Karate for .Beginners (10 wks.)
The Law is Not for Women? (10
wks.)
Auto Maintenance (10 wks.)
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Crochet and Knitting (10 wks.)
Drafting (10 wks.) -
Macrame (10 wlks.)
Flower Arranging (10 wks.)
Step Dancing (10 wks.)
Typewriting (10 wks.)
Upholstery for Beginners (10
wks.)
Electricity for Homemakers (10
wks.)-
F.E. MADILL SECONDARYSCHOOL WINGHAM-PHONE 357-1800
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Decorative Tube Painting (20
wks.)
Oil Painting - General (20 wks.)
(Above courses held at Brussels
Public School)
TUESDAY NIGHT
Amateur Radio (20 wks.)
Bridge for Beginners. (10 wks.)
Ceramics (Advanced) (10 wks.)
Hair Styling (10 wks.)
Intermediate Sewin (20 wks.)
Ladies Auto Mechanics (-10 wks.)
Luxury Sheers -(20 wks.)
'Macrame (8 wks.)
Pilot Ground School (20 wks.)
Standard First Aid (8 wks.)
Upholstery (20 wks.)
Welding (Basic) (10 wks.)
Alternate Energy for the House
(8 wks.)
Ceramics (Beginners) (10 wks.)
Custom Drapes (20 wks.)
Flower Arranging (8 wks.)
Fundamentals of Art (20 wks.)
Ladies Physical Fitness (10 wks.)
Practical Auto Mechanics (20
wks.)
Sewing for Beginners (20 wks.)
Spinning and Nature Dyeing (10
wks.)
Upholstery (Advanced) (20 wks.')
Woodworking (General') (20
wks.)
Decorative Tube Painting (20
wks.)
TO START MONDAY, APRIL 7 1980.
Advanced Knits (10 wks.)
Golf for Beginners (8 wks.)
-TO START THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1980
Basic Knits (10 wks.)
MONDAY NIGHT
GODERICH DISTRICT COLLEGIATE ISTITUTE GODERICH-PHONE 524-7353
TUESDAY NIGHT t°^
Art (10 wks.)
Badminton (10 wks.)
Bridge (Beginners) (10 wks.)
Conversational French (10 wks.)
Crocheting ( Beginners) (10 wks. )
Liquid Embroidery (20 wks.)
Sewing (Basic) (20 wks.)
Typewriting (Advanced) (10
wks.)
Your Car' - Its Care and Feeding
(6 ,wks.).
Basketball •(Men) (20 wks.)
Photography (10 wks.)
Sewing (Advanced) (20 wks.)
Sewing (Intermediate) (Victoria
Public School) (20' wks.)
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Macrame (Beginners) (8 wks.)
Volley ball (Adults mixed)
(Colborne Central Public School)
(10 wks.)
Welding (10 wks.)
Woodworking (20 wks.)
THURSDAY NIGHT
Conversational Spanish (10 wks.)
Quilting '(Beginners) (Victoria
Public School) (5 wks.)
Stretch Sewing (Beginners) (10
Wks.)
TO BEGIN IN JANUARY
Badminton (10 wks.)
Bridge (Intermediate). (10 wks.)
Golf (10 wks.)
Men's.Sports Night (10 wks.)
Stretch Sewing (Advanced) (10
wks.)
TO BEGIN IN APRIL
Gardening (5 wks.)
TO BEGIN IN MAY
Tennis (5 wks.)
NOTE: CLASSES AT GODERICH DISTRICT
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE BEGIN
AT 7:30 P.M.
MONDAY NIGHT
SEAFORTH DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL SEAFORTH-PHONE 527=0380
TUESDAY NIGHT
Accounting for Farm and
Business (10 wks.)
Flower Arranging (10 wks.)
Ladies Keep Fit (10-wks.)
Liquid Embroidery (20 wks.)
Sewing and -or Tailoring for both
Beginners and Advanced (10
wks.)
Advanced Photography (10 wks.)
Crocheting (10 wks.)
Furniture Refinishing (20 wks.)
Introduction to Photography (10
wks.)
Quilting (10 wks.)
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Badminton for Men and Ladies
(20 wks.)
THURSDAY NIGHT
Men's Basketball (20 wks.)
MONDAY NIGHT
Badminton for Adults (10 wks.)
- equipment may be rented or
purchased •
Chair Caning (10 wks.) •
Flower Arranging and Christmas
Crafts (10 wks.)
Level 2 Sewing (20 wks.)
Mathefnatics 240 (25
(credit)
Mathematics
(credit)
Mot r Vehicle Mechanics (10
wk . )
Pot ery (Beginn'er's) (10 wks.)
Quilting (6 arks.)
TO BEGIN IN JANUARY 1980
Cross Country Skiing
TO BEGIN MARCH 1980
Disco Dancing
TO BEGIN IN APRIL 1980
Golf
Tennis
SOUTH HURON DISTRICT HIGH SCHOOL EXETER -PHONE 235-0880
TUESDAY NIGHT
440 (25
wks.)
wks.)
Beginners
wks.)
- for communication with the deaf
Computer Studies 400 (25 wks.)
(credit)
Cross Country Skiing (10' wks.)
starting December 11, 1979
Level 3 Sewing • l2o wks.)
(Advanced)
- begins at 6:30 p.m.
Level 4 Sewing (20 wks.) (Sim-
plified Tail ring)
- begins at 18:30 p.m.
Mathematics 550 (25 wks.)
(credit)
Sign' Language
(10
Needlepoint and Bargello (10
wks.)
Weaving without a Loom (10
wks.)
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
Beginner Sewing for Children (10
wks.)
- Ages 10 . 12 - 6:30 - 8:00 p.m.
- Ages 13-14-8:00-9:30'p.M.
Cake Decorating (10 wks.)
Ceramics (20 wks.)
Creative Writing (8 wks.)
English 340 (25 wks.) (credit)
English 440 (25 wks.) (credit)
Fitness and Weight Control (10 Cameo Decorative Tube Painting
(20 wks.)
Canadian Law 400 (25 wks.)
(credit)
First Aid (St. John's) (10 wks.)
Gourmet Cooking (10 wks.)
Mathematics 554 (25 wks.)
(credit)
• Mathematics of Investment
Pottery (Intermediate) (10 wks.)
wks,) -Men and Women
Flower Arranging and Christmas
Crafts (10 wks.)
Pitman Shorthand
(20 wks.)
Pitman Shorthand (Advanced)
(20 wks.)
Typing 100 (25 wks.) (credit)
Welding 300 (25 wks.) (credit)
(Beginners)
THURSDAY NIGHT
Anto 'Mechanics for Women (10
wks.)
Beginner Sewing - Adult (20
wks.),
NOTE: On the first night, aII
sessions will begin at 7:30 p.m.
unless otherwise indicated.
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