The Goderich Signal-Star, 1974-10-03, Page 16PAQE 1fr ODEItI, lli SIG i, L -STAR, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1974
Nigh school..;
(contlnued", f rom page 1) coach of the school badminton
•
team, will bead up badminton
Jatur�a'ry and .the course in for fun and instruction.
February.
business psychology starts 'in Rick Robertson of the GDCI
Fey• teaching staff,• will have a
.luno will be under the in- course in el;ect•ririty for
struction of Helmuth Drohmer,, course in and, this dear will
There will be classes for men h..deal 'with theory as well as the
and boys Monday ,nights as practical • application of this.
well as courses for girls' and knowledge,.
men Thursday evenings. The popular sewing ctasties
Classes.. will .be one ,and<ine= will -retprn with • W1trs Anna.
half hours .long.Swartman teaching basic' and
Basic sailing, while stilt an intermediate sewing while -Jan
"if ' course; is' set to go under- Bernard will .instruct the act
th'e direction of Lyn Meyers.
The thrust ,of this course would vanced seamstresses in the-•
• .�, school. •
be to provide an introduction to There will he a stretch
the sport of•sailing and would Sewing course to begin in
be designed to give some Januar• under the instruction
knowledge ..of sailing craft 'to - of the proprietor of Mary's
persons anticipating the pur-
chase of a boat. It would not be Sewing Centre in Clinton.iAnother avenue ° of sewing
an• intensive course for ex- ,Will come under the dirEent ott
perienced sailors or persons of Mrs Laurel Glousher of
already' familiar with boating, Blyth. a °
English: Great Reading is, "This gal can do anything in
needlework", smiled Mr. »'ark.
The emphasis this year will
he on, crewel work, 'he added,
Two art courses will be ani
designed . primarily to tlri.ng
readers and booklovers from
the curnmuniy together to
discuss and to . share their
views It is to he headed by
the .agenda again thys fall: Mrs.
• Warte'rt' Robinson and John Lou Legg, a night school
Smallwood 'of t'he • GLC'I regular'staffer, will instruct in
English department. ,4 composition, color, use of coir
"Some small towns have a,. and use of various media in art.
book club 'commented Mr.Her broad course for would-be
Wark: ".Goderich does not have
artists will he •complemented
one and this course rotild=,'fill this year by a new course under
that need". the guidance of Mrs. Mona
Another GDCI teacher, Paul Mulhern who will instruct in
Howe, language department drawing just plainsketglaing.
heart, will instruct a converu, . This course. according'"to Bill
sational; French course• to be Wark ,could be' useful toper
h+ld one hour per night for 20' sons whose workday would be
week``' made simpler if they had a
• "It is a half cciurse ,pointed sketching ability to use as a
•out 'Mr-. Wark "Instead of two
"Instead
eAt
Angered at whatias,termed lack of action by\ the company
these workers walked off their jobs at DRMCo fast• Thursday
thICO walkout
afternoon. About 175 employees stayed off the job until about
8:30,that. evening, (staff photo)
. •
Lack of communication blamed
An air of secrecy brc9ught on unfair treatment of twee
by general confusion stlrroun l workers utriggered the rote6t.
ded the wilacat strike by Frustrated • with" the company's
workers at the Dominion Roads lack of action on two grievances
Machinery Company last Thur.
sda y .afternoon.
The workers walked off their
jobs just prior to the afternoon
shift change about three
o'clock. The men gathered on..
the street at the west end of the.
Maitland Road plant, about
175 strong
Anger at what was termed
hours per night for ten weeks, it "Mona .will show students
will •run one hqur per might for how "to sketch ,a telephone and _
20 weeks".mWark.
ake it look- like a telephone;"
Mrs Millie Loney, also of the• „said Mr. a
GD(`I,,staff, will teach begin -A .Goderich native will tome
. 'ning typewriting and Lyn fr'orn London each week to in -
"Meer UDC'I physical' str.uct a basic course in invest-
educationhead, will 'instruct' mens -.of money in Canada. He
..,golf Incidentally, Mr. Meyers.
is Gary Bean, a successful
isacoiner golf ,pro and has a businessman who plans to
course primarily for beginners.. touch on many phases of in-
-Still another GDCT staffer,, vestment "for income and
Mrs. Lynda Donnellv,.,wih co.-� •„
ordinate the ladies' sports p• rAnd finally, there°will be a
night each. week and John five .:week 'gardening course.
• Luted, a GDCI . teacher and beginning -in March which will
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ferent people who will take
ideal Shower.. °
� night school students right
-j Gifts from ' classes in ]March into
their gardens in April.
"It is geared to meet the gar-
denin.g season head on” said
--M-r, Wark.
Twocar crash:
causes 1.500
in damages • ,
tl
Goderich police report, 'a
$1,500 auto accident September ,
30 on .Maitland near Oxford
Street, which occurred when a
.. y,.��.� :•.:.' car backing out- of a parking.
We have a complete selection space was struck by another
1 of Engiish glassware in all � vehicle. � r
ivarieties of dishes. What makes
these pieces unique is that the A car driven by los'eph H.
l!' pattern is fired into the j.- Abbott, :54 :Victoria °St. N.,
glassware. The pattern will) received $500, damage and a
never.scratch, burn or wear out. • car driven byaThomas Berry,
From $2.o0, :to $13.95 for the t. 316 Mary? St. received $1,000
largest piece.° • damage as a result of the ac -
3b SQUIRE. z, : cid'ent, , .
GIFTS ' •,, In. other duties last' week,
t' Highway 21 South, Goderich; , ? pcilice• laid two charges under
i OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 ...'the Criminal Code, 22 under
)P . 'the Highway, Traffic Act, and 10
under the 'Liquor Control Act,
the men walked out.
• The grigvances were submit-
ted following two work suspen-
'sions, one .for three days "lend
One for the•remainder of a shift.
The suspensions were handed
out for worker insubordination.
A lack of communication bet-
ween the company '-and the
hips ba
orkers
Ships are sailing °'the ,Great
Lakes again, 100 'men have.
been called back to work at the
,Domtar Sifto Salt "Mine and
busiries' ' will be ...hectic . at
Goderich Elevator and Transit.
Co., as as strike by,425 deck of-
ficers against the Canadian
,Lake Carriers Association en=
ded last week.
At last report, only 22 ships
of the 145 tied up by the strike
were moving. About, 400 ship
engineers are still on strike
and keeping the other vessels
docked. .
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striking against: it. ,
The ships apparently have
been 'enough to set the ` two
Goderich industries 'affected by
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workers was blamed for the •
walkout,
'Talks between -the- union
shop committee and the
strikers were moved to the
union hall in Saltford., '
--A reliable` •source described
'the mood by saying, "everybody
had an axe to grind."
Spokesmen said the meeting
disintegrated into a complaint'
session until union officials
walked out of the room and
threatepp to curtail the
ck on Lake;
back on job
'and Sifto Salt Mine, back into
more' regular routines.
W.K. Coughlin, manager of
the mine, said that the 100
workers lard off because no salt
could be shipped from Goderich
• were called back to work Mon-
day. ,
.The Pointe Noire 'left port
• that day with"' 1.4,250 tons ,of
salt bound for Thunder Bay.
He said work at the mine was
back to normal. -
George Parsons, president of
Goderich Elevator, said a'•shili
bringing ,western grain is due
Thursday night but operations
;would be far from norrnal with.
workers already prepared to
put in. overtime.
The elevators are almost full,.
he. said. Ships will be leaving
with grain as well •as bringing it ,
in.'
all s INC o.. s' s s - enc s -
meeting unless order w -as
restored.
Proposals for settling the
situation were pift forth- by
union' representatives. The
majority of workers expressed
satisfaction with the agreement
and the shift resurried at 8:30
that evening.
According to- one reliable
source there was rio one man to
blame nor was,, there one par-
ticular instance that provoked
'the walkout.
The problem was believed to
be flack `of communication.
Racing...
(continued from,, page 1)
put the agreements through as
quickly as possible since Mr,
Cassina would like -to "get star-
ted early in. October."
• Deputy -reeve Stan Profit said
With the shipping season a •he was. in favour of the project.
"I personally ran see nothing "
but advantage to•fhe people, to
the park, too the whole
operation," said the deputy-
reeve.
He did, however, express con-
cern for' the smaller,-
prganizations who presently'
use the park as a recreational
facility (softball, soccer, track
and field etc -1 ' He also
questioned the parking
situation which has been many
times criticised by raceway
p;atro'ns and neighboring
residents alike.
"These persons n)ust be con
sidered at all times," reasoned
Profit: ".They must never be
given reason to think the town
is interested only - in,, the jg
green do#tars."
month behind because of the
strike, work wilf be hectic to
make °up for lost time, he said.
Goderich elevator . workers
suffered no lay-offs 'as a result
of the strike because they were.
kept, busy. with .O.ntario grain
arriving by truck and rail° •
The deck officers, members 91
the Canadian Merchant Service
Gui.id agreed to new contract
giving them 65 to 75 per cent'
increases over two years. It
:will amount to about $1,000 a
month by the time it expires in
June 1976.
The ship engineers, still on
strike, are seeking . a $1 per
hour increase per year over a
two year contract. Theynow
earn $3.44 per hour after a five-
year apprenticeship•
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