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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-10-18, Page 241 PAGE 24.—.QODERICH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1979 Production manager, John Buchanan, shows students Lori Dykstra, Judy Carmichael, Debbie Barz and Jeff Bissett how to make a plate for the press. The press department was only one of the a many departments visited by the four students when they were special guests of the Signal -Star last Wednesday. (Photo by Joanne Buchanan) Signal -Star • from page IA dictionaries and capacities,' said Mrs. T di Lomas , statin that K-41-tr, The factO-1that the the history o.f,�}1e._.cann p g c.ontes co-rncr.e. wit pany. they had each par- After the top essays National Newspaper They 'spent the next ticipated in the Editor for were printed in the Week was merely a co - •half hour in the editorial a Day Contest. He told the newspaper from each incidence but a con - department. Each students to find them- school, a copy Of the venient one. Mrs. Keller student was assigned to selves a goal in life, to get newspaper and a set of said. She added that she one reporter to be taken themselves a dream and rules were sent to each thought • such a contest through that reporter's pursue it. judge, asking them to might be held again regular duties, c s including n g s LPar atcl Ygrade the sometime and feels it darkroom work.SUCCESS CCES S essays on a scale of one -Lo.._ would be...a gcxad-thing for e next-halT"hour-was = 10. These glades were all businesses to con - spent with editorial co- The Editor for a Day then sent to M'rs. Keller cider. ' ' ordinator, •Shirley Keller contest wa_s actually the who added . thy; total "Kids at ottr- future who showed them how the brain child of Goderich marks to select the four reader's, customers and pages of the Signal -Star Signal -Star editorial co- winners. Debbie Barz staff. Anything we can do are pasted up with pic- ordinator, Shirley Keller received the top mark to sell them on• our in - tures, copy and in recognition 'of the with 26 points out a dus.try is good.busiru ss," headlines. International Year .of theossible30, P she .explained. 4fter a break; the Child. At first she tried to The students who come Mrs. Keller was happy students spent half an promote the - idea of to the Signal -Star last to note tttat as a result of hour in the front' office having .. as many Wednesday expressed the children's essays with office manager Jean businesses as possible surprise that their essays printed in the paper, the Steep ,•and staff: There Participate in the contest had won, rutin may be getting,.a they were shown a little with visions of children When the rodents left skateboard bark (one of the business end of the taking over" the town for the Signal" -Star. Mrs. student expressed a need operation, including a day. For example, one Keller saicfslicmfelt it bud for such a park in his 'subscriptions and child co'u1d sit in as been a very successful essay and it has since classified ads. mayor, some as town day. . been taken up by the Next they spent half an councillors and others as "Any expt.Ti44eice that parks department). She hour in the ad depart -various businessmen. But allows a youngster to was also pleased with the ment where Anne Miller that idea sort of petered broaden his knowledge number of remarks she and Ed Byrski out. and look outside himself received from people deomonstrated how to lay is a good experience." telling her that they out an ad, and told them a g she said. enjoyed reading the kids' little about salesmanship, She felt that the comments • 'in their about the needs of the students who came. to the essays. customers and the role of K 11 all Signal -Star for the day the ad salesperson. had a special®opportunity Stitchy Sticheroos At noon, the students g to communicate and were taken to lunch at the learn. At lunch, she said Holmesville I, Stitchy Candlelight restaurant by they talked about the fact Stitcher -o -o -os' met president, R.G. Shrier, ' that , communication is October 9 at the editor Shirley Keller and y on more than just speaking Holmesville Public and writing. It's a smile, School. The secretarial a walk, a handshake, report was read and one's friends, etc, approved bringing the "Communication skills meeting to an open. The are marketable. Many roll call was not an - people don't know how to swered since we do not communicate properly. know how' to "BLOCK II The value of the contest RIGHT. was in the students' Deb . Hutchenson. decision to take part in it demonstrated and helped and to express their us to do the scotch stitch. viewpoints in a fashion Judy Renner then that was easily un- demonstrated .and helped derstood by others," Mrs, each member do the Keller explained. cashmere stitch. "I feel that the contest allowed young people to However, Signal -Star went ahead with 'its contest anyway. Mrs. Keller wrote, letters to the schools in the newspaper's covet -age e area last spring inviting them to participate in the contest by havingtheir students write essays the judges who judged the the International Year of essays in the contest. the Child theme with the In the afternoon, the best five or six to be sent students spent their first to the Signal -Star for half hour with Ruth publication.. ,Victoria, Leonard who demon- Brookside, Colborne strated how an ad is put Central and Robertson together from the time Schools complied. the layout is received. • Next they spent some Three judges were time with composing picked --John Stringer, Principal of G.D. C.I.; room foreman, Lloyd Lounsbury who explained John Penn, director of the various computers Family and Children's and other pieces of Services; and Sylvia equipment. Brady, Goderich Girl After that, they spent Guide leader. half an hour with "For judges, we tried to pick people who were production manager, John Buchanan who interested in children and showed them the dif- ferent if who each worked with ferent.Stages in the press children but in different department. They saw a completed paste-up page transformed into newsprint. The next half hour was spent in the mailing room with Don Kellestine who explained the various pieces of equipment used to label and bundle papers and the mailing procedures. During the students' last half hour at the Goderich Signal -Star, Mr. Shrier presented them with gift packages including hard -cover SAVE ENERGY and $ Insulate U.F. Foam & Fiber Insulation Serving Huron Coun'ty 15 years COMPARE,..CONTACT STEWART'S ALUMINIUM & INSULATION 207 Huron Rd. Goderich 524-8821 experience situations that they might not ot=herwise have ex- perienced,'' she con- tinued. Goderich &District Big Brothers' Association I would like to volunteer to be a BIG BROTHER 1 understand that I will be contacted by a member of the Big Brothers' staff. I am a mother of a fatherless • boy(s) and would like to know more about Bib BROTHERS NAME AGE OCCUPATION HOME ADDRESS PHONE (RES.) (BUS.) (Please send to) BOX 382 GODERICH, ONT; Jim Mulhern Vice President 524-8631 Signature a Dorothy Cornish • Secretary 524-9421 Huronview News Residents enj oy service Mrs. Elsie Henderson Come. Mrs. Elsie Hen Thanksgiving Sunday at Hen - provided the music on derson played the organ, and Margaret McQueen Huronview as Mr. Crich sang a solo while Cecil who is the regular Skinner played his violin. organist was sick. Everyone enjoyed Flowers in the Chapel on turkey on Monday and Thanksgiving Sunday Huronview residents were in Livermore, who was a memory of Mrs. wer-e no exeeption. Our compliments to our dietitian and her kitchen staff. Many 'favourable comments were heard throughout the home concerning the meal. The Anglicans held communion on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Grace Peck held the painting class in the craft room also on Tuesday morning, while Tuesday evening, the Vanastra Lion's Club showed the film "Blue Skies" to the residents free of charge. We would like to thank the Vanastra Lions for the evening at the movies. The baking class spent meets Wednesday morning preparing goodies for the bake. sale on Friday BY JOAN morning. This bake sale VAN DEN BROECK will be for the residents Members of the Maple only and baking will be Leaf Chapter IODE met packaged with this in at the home of Mrs. P, mind. Strickland on Tuesday, If we all gain any October 2. weight this week, we'll be Regent, Mrs. W. J. blaming the Clinton Garrow and Mrs. G. L. Legion ladies who Royal reported on the catered to the C.N.I.B. opening reception at the Thanksgiving supper on Pauline McGibbon Wednesday evening. Cultural Centre in Following the delicious Toronto on September 14. meal, the Huron Strings One hundred and fifty entertained us with many ( ruts anal Chapter m-usi. 1 -nu -tubers. There representatives were on was also a couple of. hand for the ceremony readings done ,by,Mrs. and lunch was served by Bob Taylor and 'M'ary the Provincial Officers. Trick. "Abbott and The Centre,' which Costello meet the contains a small theatre, Keystone Kops was the provisions for modern dance' reading g rooms S GUARANTEED ANT EEDrnddis display areas is and crafts', will—offer= a -. INVESTMENT varied program to vitiitors. It is..designed to CERTIFICATES promote women in the arts. r ' 1/4 OTO • Mrs. R. McCallum, Education Secretary, r't'ported on the Forum of Young Canadians. Applications are available through the high school to. students Who arc interested in politics' and the study of Government in Canada. Members were pleased to welcome Mrs. G. fluffier as a new member al the Chapter. 1 acid Zem(Aid , a nurse here, and Mr. Slavin, who was a resident. Flowers at the foot of the cross were donated by Marg and Albert Versteegden. "Last Sunday was Communion Sunday when Rev. Darrell was here to assist. Sunday evening Mrs. Luther held a service. The choir was in at- tendance and sang Jesus IODE Rotary Exchange student from brazil; 'who is currently residing in the home of Mr. and Mas. Mac ('anipbell, was on' hand 10 show slides and answer questions about her homeland. Her present athin was im- mensely enjoyed by all. Established 1876 McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE: 10 MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT. Kars. Margaret Sharp. Sec. Treas. Ph: 527-0400 FULL COVERAGE Farm and Urban Properties Fire. Windstorm. Liability, Theft Various Floater Coverages • Homeowner's, Tenant's Package, Composite Dwelling DIRECTORS AND ADJUSTERS K en'Carnochan, A.R. 04, Seatorfh Lavern Godkin. R.R,N1. 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