The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-05-09, Page 9Poster iuiers
Judges Bill Craven, Shirley Keller and Tom Jarczak chose
Lisa Varga's poster depicting swimming pbol, safety as the
best in the 8-10 year old category of. the Goderich Public
Safety Poster Contest. Lisa ishhown at left with her $10.00
prize offered by the town. Carey Muck's poster of campfire
safety was chosen second and he Is shown with his $5.00
second prize. Both youngsters are rine-years-old. (staff
photo)
Eleven-yearold Ginptte Richardreceived her $1'0':00'fi"rst
prize for her poster depicting cafripfire safety in the contest
sponsored by Goderich Police Association. Second prize in
the 11-14 year-old category went to Heather Brander, 13, for
her swimming safety poster. The costest had about 150-200
entries to• be judged. (staff photo)
ROBERTSON ROUNDUP
The students in Miss Bon-
thron's class have finished up
their '`"• othpick art. Shelley
Austin and Ricky- Alcock are
building houses with the small
pieces of 'wood. Andrew Ross
designed an airplane which we
have hanging ' from a wire
across' the room.
Since we are studying frac-
tions we viewed the film "What
"are Fractions?" and hopefully
• this is going`to help us in our
understanding of them.
Last Wednesday there' was
Open House for the parents to
come and see e
their child n's
work. Mrs. Freeman's primary
choir sang "Uncle Remis's"
-story about Brair Rabbit and
Brair Fox. John Peters was the
soloist in the songs. Mrs'
Brown's' drama club also "put
on a play •called •Antics of
Spring.
Mr. Bogie assembled a very
good display of grade eight
science projects. The projects
were very well done and Mr.
Bogieshould be proud of t
The grade seven projects
displayed in Mr, Hartley's
room. We had a very good turn
out this year and hope all the
parents. enjoyed it. '
Mr. Harland organized a
roller-skating partyfor the
grade seven •and eights on Mon-
day, April 27. The students
who wanted to skate went to.
the arena at three 'o'clot'k and
most of the students stayed un-
til five o'clock: We would like
on
tthank Mr. Harland for
arranging : the roller-skating
party.
Last Tuesday the _ teachers.
took a 'turn in class while the
students had a holiday, It was
professional development day
at Central Secondary. School in
Clinton. It was sponsored by
the Huron—County Board of
Education, The day -long
New pro name
by skaters
session involved twenty-six
discussion groups ranging from
conversion to the metric system
to book selection and censor-
ship. The students enjoyed' this
holiday very much but we have
not heard how the teachers en-
joyed it. •
Ori May 8i the grade eight
students went on a trip to
Toronto to visit the Royal On-
tario Museum and', 'the
Planetarium. Three buses left
Goderich at seven a.m. carrying
the grade eight students of our
school. The students were
supervised by the grade eight
teachers and we hope that they
did not causeThem too much
trouble. The students were tolyl
to bring their own lunch as • it
would have been too •- much.
trouble to unload all " the
students and have one hundred
end thirty people served. The
cost for each student to go on
the trip was $3.25. The
students arrived back at the
hoot at •7. p.m. We hope they
end themselves.
How to be a Wheeler -Dealer
Wheeling and dealing,with
traffic' is an art every cclist
should know says the Ontario
Safety League. Spring is the
ideal time to .refresh memories,
The monthly meeting of the
Goderich Figure Skating Club
was held on May 1 at the home
of the president Joan Dierolf.
Mrs, Dierolf informed' the
meeting .that . Miss Karen
Weber. of Walkerton will be the
new • Wednesday 'Prof essional,,
and will teach the Play and
Skate method: and Power
Skating.,
Bruce and Fran Brady will'
be back again this season
teaching Saturday,Skaters and
private lessons. - ' •
For the first • time the
Goderich Figure Skating,. Club
will have a 'booth at Summer -
fest .July 25,26 and 27, all men--
bers and skaters will be called
upon Co donate articles to this
booth. Everyone is asked to get
busy'and made fhis a great suc-
cess.
There will be pre -registration
for Private Lessons at this
booth, pn the"se three days of
Summerfest. .
Spring Skating *hoot was.
held at ,.floe Clinton. Arena from
April 6 • to May 5. - •
Test days were held May
3,4,and 5. Skaters attending
from the Goderich Club were
successful in passing the
following tests.
Preliminary Figures, Karen •
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Deckert; 1st Figures, Tracey
MacEwan and Nancy Jacob-
son; •, 4th Figure, Carol Chap-
man; P-rei:• --dances,• Dutch
Waltz, Michele Harris and
Darlene 'Moore; . Canasta
Tango, Scott Raithby and
Michele Harris;- Swing - Scott
Raithby.
Jr.' Bronze Dances, Willow
Waltz, Lori Feagan and Tracey
MacEwan; George Dierolf and
Nancy Jacobson; Ten Fox,
Nancy_ Jacobson. d
Sr. Bronze Dances, 14 Step,
Christy Boddy; European
Waltz, Michele Campbell; Fox-
trot, -Michele Campbell; Bronze alterations' which should be
Free Skate, Laura Raithby„ and made as well as the provincial
Micheje Campbell. - ,and federal money which
Sr. -Silver Dances, Blues, would be available in the event
Debbie Jeffrey; Paso,Debbie Debbie cif such" an undertaking, before
.Jeffrey.
Congratulations to all these
skaters.
Most all of these skaters
along with others in the local
club will be attending Summer
School .' at,, the Kitchener
Memorial Arena , during the
months of July and August.
{OPH;RUCH SIGNAL -STAR, THURSDAY, MA.9, 1974PAGE 9
T6wn .Council .briefs
Goderich *Notting andning Board. His appointment
Agricultural Association and was not unanimous, however.Councillor Elsa Haydon and
Raceway has asked that the Deputv-reeve Stan Profit voted
Town consider -putting up half p
of a $1,000 Invitation Race against the building inspector's
purse for the final race program duties being increased.
this summer. The remainder of 'Mrs. Haydon told Council she
the"pri`ie money would be given was not opposed to Mr.
by the Association. v' ' Breckenridge having the 'job,
The matter was, referred to but rather to him having both
the Adrui•n.istrative Committee. the work of the building inspec-
Deputy-reeve Stan Profit 'ter -
tor and the planning board to
med it "a good idea". do simultaneously. She claimed
* * * there would be a "certain con-
flict there:" and " felt it was
Councillor Elsa Haydon, "building up" the office of the.
council's representative to the , building inspector.
Businessmen's Action Commit- pie is too close to planning
tee; Reeve Deb Shewfelt, chair- •
board", said Profit. "More and
man of Fublic Works; •and town.
administrator 'Harold Wallsmora he would be getting into'
. the position of recommending
went to Stratford, and Kit-
4chener this week to view down- tothe planning board this and
.town renewal projects in those .recommending to the planning
cities.
hoard that. Possibly the .jobs
should be held by two different
Some suggestion has been people."
mathss
aroundde Theat cit
theuare shouldidewalkbe Councillor. Dave Gower, also
widened to include tree plan chairman of the pla,, ,ning
ters and trees. The trio of coun- - board; said he was" op to
til representatives was in- suggestion ,.from council. He
terested not only .in the im-said the planning board's
plications of these kind of secretary -treasurer could not be
changes, but also was looking a fulltime person ' but the
into the method of payment for position did require someone
Such projects. with considerable time to spend
,• "They are wasting their on planning board business. '
time", said Councillor Dave Town Administrator Harold
Gower. "We have; all been to Walls said in his estimation,
these cities before. Why don't the building inspector had a
we just send. for •
•their bylaws working knowledge of planning
and see the ways to recoup the and building in the community
expenditurefrom the as' well ar�"`-'`!..,
s a'ceess .to municipal
businessmen." facilities. •
'rower further suggested such ...' "Closeness is an, advantage",
a project should be done:Linder tiaid Walls. "The job is heavy•
local improvement and billed hut is it heavy. ,enough to,ap--
to the businessmen... point some outside citizen?"
"I think we should establish "All Mr. Breckenridge will
first whether or not we want be is recording secretary", said
it", said Deputy -reeve Stan Reeve Deb Shewfelt. "He does
Profit. "Driving on the Square know all the background but
is bad enough now.';, council still controls the
Reeve Deb" Shewfelt told decision of planning board."
Profit he had "the cart before Former secretary -treasurer
the horse." Shewfelt said it was Ed. Gies'brecht, also a member
proper to determine the typeof. of. the planning board, has
deciding` whether or not to do
it.
"Let's find out about
said Shewfelt.
**
' Roy Breckett'id,te, building
inspector for Goderich, has
been named secretary -treasurer
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resident of Colborne Township,
but it was pointed out
Giesbrecht was still , a lan-
downer in Goderich.
"It is called`-Goderich and
Area Planning Board", said
Reeve Shewfelt. "This is the
first time in a long time we
have truly been that. It is time
we thought as an area."
* *� *
In other business, Town
Council agreed to call for 'ten-
ders on the South Storm Sewer
to close May 31, and was in-
vited to attend a public dinner
-meeting Wednesday, May 15 at
6:30 p.m. to publicin the color
scherne for the downtown area
and the .plans for renewal.
resigned as recording• secretary
because of lack of time.
There was some question•
about Giesbrecht's ,eligibility
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