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The Goderich Signal-Star, 1973-01-18, Page 8PAGE 8---GODERICH SIGNAL -STAR,- THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1973 The recreation committee is now operating periods of free activity in the.. North Street United Church Gym (Mondays, 9-11 p.m. anti Wednesdays 9-11 p.m., and Saturdays, 1-4 p.m.), and thus far the .response has been encouraging. So, if you're looking for something to do, come on down! Plans -for an arts and crafts workshop 1n batik, and- a judb clinic are- n©w" underway. The date for the batik workshop has been set for Saturday, February 24th, and more information can be obtained through our office (caul Jan Huckins or Joan Spit- tal at 524-9111), or through our -weekly column. The judo clinic has'been scheduled for the mid- dle of March. Additional infor- mation to be found again, through the above sources. The recreation committee is also attempting to establish a "job bank", or listing of odd jobs or temporary. employment. So if you are looking for work of this nature, or if you are'a potential employer, we'd like to hear from you. Human Relations This committee is progressing quite well. With the help of Lorraine Cauchi, R.N., and Ann Sills., Public Health nurse; a • few subjects and apeakers have already been located. These subjects will be presented in the form, of bi: weekly seminars with guest speakers, films, pamphlets and discussion. A few sample ideas for sub- jects -as seminars have been: nutrition, venereal disease (laws_ and medical aspects), contraceptives, family .plan- ning, human sexuality, abor- tion (legal, medical, and psychological aspects), broken homes, parent-child relations, sex and marriage , A decision will soon , be, reached as to exactly when find where these seminars will take place. Advertising through the Signal -Star will report all rieressai:v 'rnfrirmntion as it .. happens. GODERICH and COMMUNITY WORKSHOP A seminar to be held on February 17, 1973 at the Goderich. Psychiatric Hospital from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The subject will be drug abuse in Huron County. It will raise questions such as: Are you, as a The Goderich Chess Club parent, able to communicate with your children and 'discuss �htlll ngesi anyone in or out of drugs? Is there a correlation town to come • to- next -weeks` meet and try to defeat Charlie between unwanted pregnancies, venereal disease and drug w, MacCoDoj alitaonn in Level 2 has abuse? become .extremely close with ; W The day will be very full and only 5.1 percent separating the informative. .Everyone will four members. have a chance to participate in . The `.return of Ernie group discussions or in panel McMillan to the club is discussions. Welcomed- and Ernie won five A panel of five people has -. u , ,.:._.__r . _ _ ,, jai_ .seven _ -g_ rtes r a secanci,,- been hosen ii relate Iiow- the _ _. - see the drug situation from level position. where they sit. These. people Glen Wightman surged into are: Dr. Michael Conlon, the first level ,witirtris seventh psychiatrist at Goderich consecutive win. Glen has not Psychiatric Hospital, J.A.T. lost since December 6. . Pirie, business agent for local Charlie MacDonald picked 2222 of the Carpenters' 'Union; Dr, Harry Hudson, unit direc- tor of addiction ward at the G.P.H.; Mo Blanchard, program co-ordinator for Co. Pilot; and Mervin Witter, con- stable of the Goderich Police Force. The seminar is sponsored by the Addiction Research Foun- dation, the Goderich and District Labour Council and the Social Service'' Co- ordinating Committee of Huron County. For further information please contact Miss S. Malabar, Hu{{on County Health Unit (524-8300, George, Simons, secretary of the Goderich and District ' Labour 'Council (524- 7925) or Co -Pilot at 38 Hamilton St. (.524-9111). We hope to get a good response from the Goderich area as we feel that the question of drug abuse -should, finally come out in the open once and for all. Mo Blanchard Program CO -ordinator CO-PILOT Goderich. Township Council paused long enough last Monday to have their picture taken. Left to right front row are: Gerry Ginn, Deputy -Reeve; Everett Mcllwain, Reeve; and Robin Thompson, Clerk. Back row IsfPto right are: Wayne Horner, pouncillor;' Joe Potter, Road Superintendent; Ben Whitely, Treasurer; and Councillor Garnet, -Wright. Councillor: -Jake Reder was missing. (News -Record photo) Maple Leaf IODE up three more victories and is now undefeated 'in 28 games. Everyone is looking. forward to a showdown next week between Charlie and Amedeo Andreini who is undefeated in his first four games:. Rich Kingsley took over the • lead in level 4 with his sixth victory. If ,interested in playing_ chess - phone 524-9019. The standings as of January 10 are as 'follows: Level 1: Charlie MacDonald with 28 wins O'losses and 0 draws for 1.000; Amedeo An- dreini 3-0-1.875; Clarke. Teal 17.32 '.818; Glen Wightman 14. 5-1 .725. 'Level 2: Kjrls Lyndon with. 21 wins,' 9 loss and 2drawsfor''a .687; Jim Weary 8-4=1 .654; Tom McGill 18-10-1 .638; Er- nie McMillan 7-4-0 .636.. Level 3: Jim Kingsley with 19 wins 13 losses and -1 tie for .591; John Kane 9-8-1 .528; Glen Falkiner 4-6-1 .409;Ian Ross 10-16-0 .385. Level 4:. Rick Kingsley with 6 wins 26 losses and 1 draw .for_,,.. .203; Bob Brindley 2-9-0 .182; Larry McDougall 6-29-1- .181; Laird- Eisler 1-6-0,.__,143; Rob Shrrer .-2-25.1 .089: RON'S. PORTABLE WELDING: *CONSTRUCTION. WELDING * RESIDENTIAL WELDING �*-•NO;WPE; WELDING --- Reasonable Rates o _ RON WHETSTONE PROP. Phone524-868 Since this is my first. oppor- tunity, 'nay I wish everyone a very Happy New Year for 1973. The residents - of Saltford welcomeome Mr. Wm. Reid. . after a -1� hospitalization in London; Would anyone' knowing - the •whereabouts of a Collie -dog YOU'LL REALLY GET THE POINT '.':HEN YOU DROP IN AND SEF EHE ^.1.x^ o'r' (!IJT STANDING LATE MODEL USED CARS AVAILABLE AT L()VV, L!):'. PRICES Would you believe, Saltford has had street lights installed? The Beta Sigma Phi Sorg, ity Dance will be held at Saltford' Hall on January 20. Tickets may be purchased from' em- bers. This 5 ill A be a Hard Times. Dance and dancing is' from nine to and to Disc Jockey wearing a Colborne Township Unlimited. ' tag with number and mime persons ,,with -news Shirley please -contact 524- from Saltford and area should 7223? ----telephone 524-6996. LUE'S SUPERMARKET This row Assoc Wedn (front Dana 1970 BUICK SKYLARK 350 TWO -DOOR HARDTOP — V-8, automatic, -power steering, power brakes, radio, vinyl top, tinted wind- shield. Beautiful silver °and black combination: K45180 SUPER DISCOUNT PRICES ')PEN 8 A r,i HAP'P T It I_ 1,1 f' M h [1AY`, A WEE K The regular meeting of the • Maple -Leaf. Chapter•IODE .was.. held on Tuesday, January 9 at the , home,. of 'the past regent,' Mrs. J. Stringer. There were 26— members present. The regent presided and both flags were on display. It -w„as -. announced . that Mrs. Marjory Mack .was-awyarded the Huro Perth School of Nursing' Bur- sary. n- ur= sa ry. . Mrs. S. Anderson, services secretary told the chapter that clothing was the most needed item at the adopted school on Christian Island. The citizenship convener ._.... .....; .r. ., .. .......... ... •n .rte M .. Mrs. R. McCallum reported that 12 ' new citizens were before .Judge Hetherington on Tuesday, December 19. A ' reception was' held' later at the home of the Judge and , Mrs. Hetherington. Mrs. R. Breckenridge repor- ted for the special projects com- - mittee. She read a letter of thanks from Alexandra General and Marine Hospital regarding the dona&ion of a PacernAkef. - . The following is the report of the.. nomination committee: Past Regent, - Mrs. J. Stringer; Regent, Mrs: W McKellar; 1st Vice Regent, Mrs. R. McGee; 2nd Vice Regent, Mrs. G. L. Royal; Secretary, Mrs. J. MacKenzie; Assistant Secretary,:Mrs. F. J.: Millen Treaasurer, ----Mrs. R. }higher; Assistant ,Treasurer, Mrs,' W. Hassall. . Services Assistants, Mrs'"" S.' Anderson, Mrs. D. Kenwell; Mrs. J. "Maclntyre; Education, Mrs. J. Wallace; Public Relatiocls„Mrs. M. McGill. Membership, Mrs. phy; Citizenship., McCallum; Echoes, H. Mur - Mrs. R. Mrs. S. Hadden; •°Standard." beacer,,;,Mrs,°,,,,, G. Rittinger. ' Mrs. R. Hughes, treasurer, suggested that members bring their membership fees to. the next meeting, Mrs; F. Curry thanked the " hostess for having the meeting in her home. 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